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Click here to subscribeA Carlton Ware porcelain part tea and breakfast set, decorated with pink foxgloves on yellow ground with leaf effect, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, three jugs of graduated size, toast rack, preserve pot and cover, pedestal bowl, serving dish, two teacups and a side plate, together with two Carlton ware saucers
Franz Fine Porcelain Handpainted 4-Piece Papillon Butterfly Tea Service. Including large and impressive handled platter/tray. XP 1694. and Large Lidded Teapot XP1878 - 7.25'' - 18.10 cm. Also a milk jug and sugar bowl, and large platter XP1694 - 17.25'' - 43.20 cm diameter. Please see accompanying photographs.
Royal Doulton 'Hardwick' Design Dinner Service. 45 pieces, to include Coffee Pot, Crean Jug & Saucer, Twin-handled Sugar Bowl, 6 Coffee Cups, saucers and side plates, 6 Dinner Plates 10.5" diameter, 5 sandwich plates 8" diameter, 3 bowls 7" diameter, 5 small bowls 5" diameter, one large lidded serving dish, one meat platter and two vegetable dishes. All in white bone china with gold and peach pattern to rim. All in good condition. Please see photographs.
Crown Staffordshire batchelor tea set, circa 1925. Painted strawberry and pheasant, pheasant finial teapot, milk, sugar together with a painted 1920s teapot (4)Condition: Minor chip to rim of sugar bowl. Pheasant teapot - chip to spout, hairline crack from rim extending to bottom of handle, crazing/staining to bottom. Other teapot - chips to spout
A tea set and part dinner service by Royal Doulton in the Carlyle pattern consisting of, seven cups, saucers and side plates/ trios ( some spears ) creamer/ milk jug, lidded sugar bowl and teapot. Together with sauce boat, eight dinner plates and six small bowls. All pieces have green and gilt decoration, marks to bases.
A late 19th/ early 20th Century tea service by Queen's China designed by George Warrilow, having blue and gilt borders and rims with floral sprays throughout. The tea set comprising of six cups, saucers and side plates ( six trios ) creamer/ milk jug, sugar bowl and two cake plates. Marks to base.measures 23cm wide.
A late 19th Century Copeland Spode coffee set having blue floral design on white ground and gilt detailing throughout. The service comprising of coffee pot, three cups, four saucers, sugar bowl and creamer / milk jug. Each pieces marked to base with sugar bowl and creamer having impressed marks.
A Royal Albert Old Country Roses tea service consisting of cups, saucers, side plates, sugar bowl and two tier cake stand (in total six trios). Along with other Royal Albert ceramics to include 1980's calendar plate, a run of six Christmas wall hanging plates and different seasons plates designed by Fred Errill, and other pieces.
Three silver coloured items by Tiffany & Co., comprising: an American hemispherical sugar bowl, post 1968 mark, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) diameter; a pair of oval straight-sided mustard pots, Birmingham 1973, with blue glass liners; and an oval tea pot stand by Jacobi & Jenkins, Baltimore, 1894-1908, 17cm (6 3/4in) long, 481g (15.5 oz) weighable (4)
A small collection of silver, comprising an early George III shaped oval basket, no apparent maker's mark, London 1767, probably from an epergne; an octagonal vase shape sugar caster by Viners, 1937, 21cm (8 1/4in) high; a Continental cast oval bowl, pseudo marks, probably Hanau, import marked for Sheffield 1899, sponsor's mark of Samuel Boyce Landeck; a vase shape pepperette, Birmingham 1907, loaded; a circular salt, Birmingham 1894; a George III caster top, London 1797 (resleeved); a pepperette base, probably Indian colonial, 19th century; and a plated watch stand, 603g (19.35 oz) weighable
Ï’A collection of small silver, comprising: a hemispherical sugar bowl by S. J. Phillips Ltd, London 1979; two drum mustards by S. J. Phillips Ltd, London 1975 and 1992, one with a blue glass liner; a baluster pepperette by Garrard & Co. Ltd, London 1970; a baluster salt caster by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1976; two pairs of French silver gilt and mother of pearl dessert knives and forks, Paris 1819-1838 .950 standard; and four knives en suite, with replaced steel blades, 531g (17.05 oz) weighable Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
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