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Lot 369
A George V hallmarked silver five-piece tea and coffee service, Sheffield 1924-1929, maker "Mappin & Webb", comprising two hot water jugs, teapot, two handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each of octagonal form and a hallmarked silver "Mappin & Webb" tea tray of inverted rectangular form with shaped carrying handles, the tray 68 cms. wide, approx. 199 troy ounces total, (6, three items with ebonised angular handles).
Lot 11
A Royal Doulton `Carlyle` Pattern Part Dinner Service, H5108 in deep turquoise with gilt and floral decoration, in almost unused condition, comprising eight place settings - dinner and side plates, soup bowls and stands, two vegetable tureens and covers, oval meat plate, gravy boat, coffee pot, eight coffee cups and seven saucers, eight tea cups and seven saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl. (69)
Lot 9
An Edwardian bone china part dinner and tea service, comprising twelve cups and saucers, pair of 22 cm diameter plates, twelve 17.5 cm diameter plates, eight 28 cm diameter plate, sugar bowl and cream, each decorated with gilt Greek Key band and most decorated with pink and green floral swags.
Lot 242
A ROCKINGHAM GILT TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE of three spur handle shape, with stylised flowers and tendrils in borders of `C` scrolls and stylised leaves, the service including a sucrier and cover, 14.5cm h, puce printed griffin mark and/or painted 2/31, or unmarked, c1830-42 (28)++Two minor cracks in the sucrier; the teapot stand cracked and slightly discoloured; one saucer cracked
Lot 337
A VICTORIAN COMPOSED TEA SERVICE compressed circular, the teapot with integral hinge, engraved with a wide band of scrolling foliage, contemporary armorials and crest of Grant, teapot 13.5cm h, by William Elliott, London 1841 & 42, the sugar bowl by Reilly and Storer, 1843, 41ozs (3) Provenance: The arms are those of Charles William Grant, 5th Baron de Longueuil (1782-1848); thence by descent.++The sugar bowl with a large dent in one side
Lot 362
A VICTORIAN TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE of vasular form applied, embossed and chased in high relief with masks and festoons over engraved swags, the lower body with acanthus leaves, in beaded rims with conforming handles and pineapple knop, coffee pot 24cm h, by Sibray, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1880, 86ozs (4)++In particularly crisp `as new` condition save for a slight dent in the foot of the teapot, no erasures of engraving etc, fully marked, the marks as struck
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