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Lot 85
A Victorian silver four piece tea service, each piece with floral embossed band with oval cartouche engraved with a cockerel and another oval cartouche engraved with initials, sugar bowl and milk jug with gilt lining, teapot and coffee pot with Bakelite handles and finials 64ozs approx (including handles)
Lot 264
A large part dinner / tea service by Villeroy & Boch Luxembourg and comprising ten dinner plates, ten plates, ten smaller plates, six large saucers, eleven small saucers, seven small cups, seven larger cups, six soup bowls, a gravy jug, four egg cups, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, rectangular plate and a serving bowl
Lot 16
A Meissen composite tea service comprising pierced and puce painted cabinet plates with rococo borders, underglazed blue crossed swords mark, 23.5cm diameter, together with a twelve place teaset of similar pattern, the quatrefoil shaped cups and saucers decorated with puce foliage, one saucer missing, comprising milk jug, sugar basin with bowl and cover
Lot 1079
A fine Chinese armorial coffee cup and saucer, c.1755, decorated with the arms of Browne, Viscount Montagu quartering six other coats, within a gilt spearhead border, the cup with a small rim chip, 12cm. (2) Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection. Purchased at Heirloom and Howard in 1993. Formerly in a sale at Christie`s, New York in 1993. This service was probably made for Anthony Browne, 6th Viscount Montagu. A tea service with this armorial is in the collection at Althorpe, home of Earl Spencer.
Lot 1088
A Chinese armorial tea canister, c.1758, decorated with the arms of Ligonier, Viscount Ligonier, raised on a reticulated scrolling base, 10cm. Provenance: the Frederick Arthur Crisp collection, Puttick and Simpson, 8th March 1923, lot 210. The Clifford Henderson collection. Illustrated: the Tudor-Craig Catalogue, Heirloom and Howard, 1993. This service was made for the colourful figure of Sir John Louis, Earl Ligonier, who came to England as a refugee in 1698 and had an extensive career with the English Army, culminating with his appointment as Commander-in-Chief throughout the Seven Years War. He was furious when relieved of this post at the age of 86. He had a reputation, at this ripe old age, of maintaining four mistresses at his Surrey home, with a reputed combined age of 47.
Lot 1103
A Chinese armorial tea canister and cover, c.1755, each side decorated with the arms of Poley impaling Coffin, the narrower sides with parrots perched on foliate scrolls, the cover surmounted with a gilt lion dog finial, 11.8cm. (2) Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection. This service was probably made for the grandson of Sir John Poley of Bury. His other ancestor, Sir William Coffin, was Master of the Horse at King Henry VIII`s marriage to Anne Boleyn.
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