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Click here to subscribeA Caughley miniature part tea service, circa 1780, each piece printed in underglaze blue with the Pleasure Boat pattern, within spear head and cell diaper borders, to include; a globular teapot and cover 7.5cm high, three tea bowls 3cm high, a tea bowl/sugar bowl 3.5cm high and four saucers 7.4cm diameter, underglaze blue S mark (at fault) (9)
An Elizabeth II Four Piece Tea and Coffee Service, BES Co, Sheffield 1965/66, in neo-classical revival style, comprising compressed pedestal teapot, baluster coffee jug, two-handled sugar basin and inverted helmet milk jug, each with gadrooned rims, the coffee pot 26.5cm high, combined gross weight 64oz
A Composite Three Piece Tea Service, the teapot by Joseph Craddock, London 1826, the milk jug and sugar bowl by Arthur Cook, Birmingham 1903, of squat baluster form with scroll, foliate and shell handles and spout repoussé with foliage and scrolls on a matted ground in panels, the slightly domed cover with floriform finial, the teapot 15.5cm high, 62oz 4dwt
A Spode Felspar Porcelain Tea and Coffee Service, circa 1820, painted with flower sprays in panels on a blue ground with yellow fruit and gilt vine and shark`s teeth, comprising milk jug, slop bowl, two bread and butter plates, sucrier and cover, twelve teacups, twelve coffee cups and twelve saucers, pattern number 4003, printed and painted marks (41)
A rare Chinese European-subject tea service, c.1740. Painted in the Meissen style with figures beside large barrels and a tent in a woodland landscape, the borders with scrolling gilt designs, minor damages. Comprising: a teapot, cover and stand, a tea canister, a sugar bowl and cover, a spoon tray, a slop bowl, a plate, eight teabowls, six coffee cups and nine saucers. (32)Provenance: recorded in the 1891 will of Miss Anna Rebecca Tregelles of 3 Florence Terrace, Falmouth, as a gift bought from India by her great-grandfather.
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