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Lot 166
A late Victorian silver teapot, London, 1898 by Ackroyd Rhodes & Sons, of circular bellied form with hinged cover, ebony ear shaped handle, wavy edged rim, raised on four leaf capped stepped hoof feet, decorated with repousse C scrolls and foliate design, together with a non matching twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, both Sheffield, 1895 by Joseph Round, approx 943.5g (3).
Lot 536
Seven Chinese export blue and white octagonal plates painted with figures fishing within foliate, insect and precious symbols border (two cracked and most with minor rim chips), a Chinese blue and white lobed sauceboat similarly painted with English ladle and a sugar bowl (10) Property from a Stirlingshire Country House
Lot 431
A modern hallmarked silver four piece tea service comprising tea pot, hot water, cream jug and sugar bowl, of plain compressed baluster form, each with chased foliate and C scroll decoration, lobed and foliate finial surmount, raised on circular spread foot, total weight 55.5oz, Birmingham 1967, Frank Hawker Ltd. (4)
Lot 24
GEORGE UNITE & SONS A LATE VICTORIAN FOUR PIECE SILVER COFFEE AND TEA SERVICE comprising coffee pot, tea pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, gadrooned rim decoration, Birmingham 1898-99 combined weight approx 1695g together with two pairs of SILVER SUGAR NIPS and various COFFEE SPOONS, combined weight 130g
Lot 251
SELECTION OF QUALITY CERAMICS including a Mailing lustre tray, a Crown Devon Rouge Vase, Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' sugar, cream and two napkin rings, three carlton ware yellow coffee cups, a T.G Green Tea and Sugar Blue and White kitchen jars, Dresden floral and gilt bowl with beading, Royal Copenhagen 'Finlandia' pattern etc.
Lot 210A
Four-piece tea and coffee service viz:- coffee pot, teapot, baluster-shaped and each having high domed hinged lid with turned blackwood finial and S-scroll blackwood handle, parcel-gilt sugar bowl, plain with single reed to rim and on circular foot, 9.5cm diameter and matching baluster-shaped cream jug, plain with shaped loop handle and on circular foot, 71oz approx., London 1991, 1992 and 1993, maker “JHO”
Lot 328
A Belleek second period part coffee service, green painted with shamrock leaves, on a hexafoil body comprising, four cups and saucers, two plates, a sugar bowl and a matching cauldron shaped cream jug, black printed marks (parcel) CONDITION REPORT: One slight chip to cup, the two plates with chips, suspension springs not removed from plates, buyer beware. Cup size h. 48mm, 60 mm - top diameter.
Lot 306
A Part Paragon " Belinda " Dinner / Tea Service comprising two vegetable serving dishes with lids, six dinner plates, six dessert bowls, six fish plates, six tea plates, two cake plates, five teacups and six saucers, sugar bowl, milk jug, sauce boat and saucer, teapot, six soup bowls, one serving dish and three coffee cups, approx. 53 pieces.
Lot 303
A George III Irish provincial sugar bowl probably by John Warner, Cork A George III Irish provincial sugar bowl probably by John Warner, Cork, circa 1775- circa 1810 (IW, STERLING), with a beaded border, engraved GAE, on three shell and stepped pad feet, 12cm (4 3/4in) diameter, 152g (4.9 oz) John Warner, John Williams and James Warner were all working in Cork at this time and, although the marks were not registered, Jackson (3rd edition) attributes IW to John Warner, IW in a zigzag punch to John Williams (then going into partnership with his father-in-law Carden Terry) and I.W to James Warner.
Lot 354
A George II silver tumbler cup or sugar bowl, probably by David Hennell I A George II silver tumbler cup or sugar bowl, probably by David Hennell I, London 1748, with a threaded rim and swollen sides, 7.5cm (3in) high; and a Victorian Old English pattern sugar shovel by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London 1885, 187g (6 oz) gross (2) See Grimwade no. 471 for the first probable maker's mark (not well struck and over the centre punch)
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