A hammered silver three piece Cafe au Lait set by Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham, 1918, comprising chocolate pot, hot milk pot and sugar bowl, in the Arts and Crafts style, each piece of tapering cylindrical shape with a band of diamond cut decoration, each pot with angled turned wood handles, hinged lids and four ball feet, the pots, 15cm high, 13oz total approx
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A hallmarked silver four piece tea service Comprising teapot, hot water jug, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug, each of baluster form having cast acorn finials and cast beaded rims, made by Barker Ellis Silver Company, Birmingham 1967/69, total weight approx. 54oz, together with a pair of silver-plated sugar tongs.
A collection of three Georgian and Victorian silver sugar sifter spoons The first with pierced quatrefoil bowl and monogram to the tip, Richard Crossley, London, 1791, the second, with barley twist stem and reeded tip, Henry Holland, London, 1868, the third with pierced bowl, Walter & John Barnard, London, 1883, (total weight 4 Oz). (3)
A George V silver three-piece tea service The teapot of rounded pedestal form with fluted sides and reeded borders, flanked by wooden handle and scroll terminals and wooden rounded finial, together with sugar bowl and milk jug, 15cm hgih, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, 1932, teapot 12.8oz, sugar bowl 3.2oz, milk jug 2.6oz (3).
A Victorian three-piece silver tea service Comprising teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, chased and engraved with rocaille and foliate scrolling designs interlinked by spring floral sprays, teapot 20cm high, 24oz, milk jug 15cm high, 8.2oz, sugar bowl, 13cm high, 13.3oz, Samuel Hayne of Dudley Cater, London, 1843 (3). (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Hallmarks are clear. Teapot: Small dent on shoulder of teapot and small dent to lid. Jug: Small dent on neck, minor dents on body. One foot slightly bent. Damage compression to jug shoulder on cast flower head. Sugar basin: One minor dent on body. One foot misshaped / compressed. Compression dent to shoulder.
A Victorian Aitken Brothers Sheffield four-piece tea and coffee service Comprising teapot, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, chased and engraved with flowering foliage, the handles formed from foliate tendrils, surmounted by goat and cow finials, coffee pot 22cm high, teapot 19cm high (4). CONDITION REPORT: Items are silver plated. The jug has damage to one foot. The sugar basin has damage to one foot. Overall slightly tarnished. Coffee pot has damage to one foot.
A collection Victorian ruby tinted glassware Including a ruby and clear glass water jug, the shoulders fluted and tapering to the base with a reeded clear glass handle 19cms, a similar plain jug 18cms, a ruby tinted sugar bowl on a clear glass baluster stem 12.5cms, a custard cup on foot 7.5cms, a wine glass, a commemorative handled cup on foot painted in gilt a present from Blackpool 10cms, a tumbler engraved "Industrial Exhibition, Belfast 1895 Eliezer McMullan 9.5cms (8)
A collection of Georgian and later table glass Three Georgian rummers each of barrel shape with engraved bands of lozenges, fluted surbase raised upon a cut baluster stem, fluted circular base, 14cms, a set of six wine glasses each with bucket shape bowls with a band of lozenges, facet cut surbase, angular knopped stems, star cut base, a set of eight wine glasses, lozenge and facet cut, angular knopped stems and circular bases, a pair of finger bowls 11" diameter, a pair of table salts each with petal shape rims, square bases, hairline crack and a pedestal sugar bowl 12cms. (22)
Eighty-Three (83) Pieces Blue Danube Dinnerware set. The set includes 12 each Plates, 10"; salad plates; bread and butter plates; cereal bowls; saucers; 11 cups. 12 serving pieces and accessories: Bell; reticulated bowl; salt and pepper shakers; small sauce server with underplate; cream pitcher; round lidded jar; handled sugar with lid; large sugar, no lid; gravy boat, oval serving dish. All pieces are signed appropriately, Good condition or better. Shipping $250.00
A 1930's Shelley tea set with square fluted cups, floral decoration, 21 pieces; a 1930's Aynsley 7 piece part tea set with butterfly handles CONDITION REPORT: Shelley: 1 cup = 1"hairline frm rim pattern 11561E, 1 sugar bowl hairline around over half base edge Aynsley: sugar bowl hairline crack 2" from rim chip to rim of teapot near handle, cup - chip to butterfly wing handle, teapot stand - some wear to green enamel, likewise saucers with rim chip to one jug only appears ok
RIDGWAY HOMEMAKER RETRO 1950'S PART TEA/DINNERWARES, designed by Enid Seeney, to include nine dinner plates, four oval platters, two tureens, gravy boat, four mocha cups/saucers, two teacups/saucers, five fruit bowls, six side plates, two milk jugs, sugar bowl and other bowls/plates, together with 'Cadenza' coffee pot and milk jug, a red pattern plate and signed 'Homemaker' book (over 50 pieces)
A SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER SUGAR BASKET engraved with festoons, 17cm h including swing handle, by William Jamieson, Aberdeen, c1810, 8ozs ++In good condition. The interior of the bowl with trace of gilding, a few light signs of wear but not in anyway tired. Light erasure from one cartouche, not resulting in any noticeable thinning, the marks all clear
A GEORGE III SILVER OGEE SUGAR BOWL AND COVER chased with flowers and rocaille, sunflower knop, 12.5cm h, by Benjamin Cartwright, London 1764, 10ozs ++Evidence of light erasure from the cartouche on either side of the bowl, not unduly thin. Even light wear and polish residue but in very acceptable condition and pleasing colour. The flower knop possibly repaired or associated. Fully marked on base of bowl, the cover apparently unmarked but undoubtedly 'right'
A part service of Victorian electroplate Old English bead pattern flatware, by Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, circa 1860-1896, comprising:- twelve tablespoons, 22.25cm; eighteen dessert spoons, 18.25cm; twenty-four table forks, 21.25cm; sixteen dessert forks, 18cm; ten teaspoons, 14.75cm; five egg spoons, 12.75cm; four sauce ladles, 18.25cm; two butter knives, 20cm; a pair of fish servers, 32 & 24.5cm; two serving spoons, 31.75cm; one soup ladle, 33.5cm; two large mustard spoons, 12.5cm; two salt spoons, 10cm; a caddy spoon with shell bowl, 8cm and a pair of sugar tongs, 14.75cm (103pce) in addition two small similar but unrelated salt spoons, six pairs of bone handled dessert knives and forks, ten bone handled fish knives, twelve bone handled table knives and eighteen bone handled cheese knives (54pce) all contained in a fitted polished oak four drawer cabinet (157pce total) Some pieces missing from the service, the four drawer cabinet intact but a little shabby. The bone handled items do not match the Old English bead pattern service, mostly crested
A metalwares coffee set, possibly South American, struck twice with a mark of a running horse, comprising:- a coffee pot of plain baluster shape with squat domed cover, acorn finial and cane clad scroll handle, 23.5cm high together with the companion milk jug and covered sugar bowl, 50.64oz (3) In good condition, uninscribed.
A silver four piece Teaset, by H Lambert, London 1906/07/08, comprising a small teapot of plain octagonal shape raised on a stepped foot, the hinged cover with ball finial, 13cm high; the companion milk jug and sugar bowl and a small caddy with hinged cover, 7.75cm high, 26.72oz (4) All in very good condition. Very slight shrinkage at the joints of the teapot handle
A small Edwardian silver sugar basket, by H Matthews, Birmingham 1910, raised on a circular spool foot with scrolled edge supporting a fully pierced navette shaped bowl with scrolled edge and bail handle, complete with fitted blue glass liner, 15.5cm high, 6.02oz Silver basket in good condition including all the piercing. Blue glass liner has a chip out of the edge near one side of the handle
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