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Lot 120
A collection of costume jewellery, to include simulated pearls, wrist watches, a charm bracelet, rings, necklets, chains, bangles, brooches, a purse etc., along with various EPNS items to include a tray, a teapot, a rose bowl, a sugar bowl, milk jug and spoon, a wooden candlestick, a collection of various stamps and a collection of coins to include a Victoria 1898 crown, four £5 coins, along with various commemorative and 20th Century coins.
Lot 93
An Austro-Hungarian Seven Piece Silver Tea and Coffee Set, circa late 19th / early 20th century, Having hallmarks for Austrian silver 1781-1921, In the form of a female head for Diana, with retailers mark for Schwarz & Steiner of Vienna, stamped with initials WC, Comprising of a spirit kettle with burner, three piece tea service, (tea pot, sugar bowl and cream jug) coffee pot and jug, and a large two handled tray, monogrammed to centre, Decorated with embossed roses and ferns, having ivory handles, raised on animal paw feet with mask decoration, approximately 280 oz in total, (7) Condition reportMinor age staining and age cracks to handles(see images)Handle on spirit kettle is needing tightened, at present it falls down to left and right.Slight bash to rose surmount on coffee pot.The set is in good condition, it has minor age staining and surface marks to all pieces in keeping with age.
Lot 1
A George III silver teapot, marks worn, with a similar sugar bowl and jug, Sheffield 1936, 18.5ozt gross (3) CONDITION REPORT: Teapot- Ebonised finish to the handle extensively worn. Coat of Arms worn but still visible however the motto is difficult to decipher. Tip of spout with some small nicks. Areas of tarnishing and 'orange peel' effect pitting. Handle attached but wobbles. Finial underside split and chipped. General dents/blemishes throughout commensurate with age. Makers mark 'IP'. The interior bearing a later metal band to reinforce the exterior where the Coat of Arms are located (this is not noticeable externally). Milk jug and sugar bowl - each appear in generally good condition however the bowl does have a dent to one side. Tarnished.
Lot 22
A George III silver teapot, possibly Charles Fox, London 1811, with demi-fluted detailing and ivory insulators, with a similar sugar bowl and milk jug, (makers differ) London 1813, 33.5ozt gross (3) CONDITION REPORT: Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect in June 2019. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future. Teapot- Lacking finial spacer. Ivory spacers to the handle with expected staining. Handle attached but is slightly loose. Cover sits happily. Light general surface wear and blemishes. Overall good. Hallmarks legible. Sugar and milk- Hallmarks partially rubbed. Each appear in rather good condition with only light general blemishes.
Lot 38
Military interest; A cased pair of silver Apostle serving spoons and a sugar sifter, Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1890, engraved to the reverse of each bowl 'Presented by the Royal Marine Amateur Dramatic Society, Plymouth, To Lieutenant Colonel. G. H. Elliot, March 1893', spoons 21.5cm long, sifter 17cm long, within fitted case (at fault)
Lot 39
A second period Belleek Neptune two-place setting tea service, to include teapot and cover, two teacups, two saucers, a sugar bowl, side plate and sandwich plate, second period Belleek mark verso. All pieces marked with 2nd black mark.Teapot with approx. 3x2mm surface chip to outer upper edge.Sugar bowl with approx. 2x2mm glaze loss/fault to pink decorated area.Some staining and discolouration throughout.Otherwise generally good.
Lot 204
Late Victorian The Foley China Snowdrop shaped tea ware comprising four trios, with spare cup, two plates, serving plate and sugar bowl Condition Report & Further Details - One cup rings flat with underglaze staining to the base- All other items ring true with very little evidence of crazing
Lot 40
19th century tea service, gilded with crosses and scrolls on cobalt blue ground, pattern no. 232 (36) Condition Report & Further Details - Saucer dish badly cracked- One plate badly cracked with small rim chip- One saucer badly cracked and chipped and one saucer cracked- Slop bowl with minor chip under foot rim- Lacking one handle to sugar bowl and large crack to base part- Teapot cracked and has underglaze staining- Two tea cups have cracks- Five coffee cups have cracks- Some wear to gilding on many piecesClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 1
A 20th Century American sterling silver-gilt four piece tea set by Tiffany & Co, plain Federal style comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, each with C-scroll handles on raised circular feet, the teapot with ebonised handle with urn shaped finial above hinged cover together with a circular tray with beaded rim, the centre with presentation inscription, all stamped Tiffany & Co, and registration number, 2,034.2 grams gross, the tray inscription reads: Mrs Harold Wilson from Mrs Lyndon B Johnson June 2 1967CONDITION:stamps good and crisp, general condition good
Lot 634
A Sevres porcelain 10-piece tea set including ten cups, ten saucers, tea pot, sugar bowl, milk jug, navy blue ground decorated with gilded floral sprigs and floral rosette borders, reputedly given to Harold Wilson by Charles de Gaulle. Together with various English part tea sets, including Royal Doulton 'Portia', as found, in one carton
Lot 411
A George III silver teapot stand shaped oval on four bracket feet engraved with a cartouche and floral swags, London 1790 by Henry Chawner, a set of six fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1832 and a George III sugar bowl, rounded rectangular with angled side handles on four ball feet, London 1806
Lot 43
An Upchurch Pottery (1909-1963) Claverdon tea-for-two, the two-tone wares comprising teapot and cover, two cups and saucers, a milk jug and saucer and a sugar basin, incised marks and dated 1948, together with a small slipware vase marked Barlow, 1945 and a small Song Guan type studio pottery bowl (10)
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