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Click here to subscribeThomas Goode & Co (retailers) a six piece part tea service of six cups, saucers and plates, milk jug, sugar and a cake plate, all decorated in pattern "4089", cornflower springs after an 18th century Derby original, the porcelain, possibly Stevens & Hancock, circa 1900. Provenance: Owned by Princesses Helen of Albany, thence by decent, given to the owners mother by Princess Alice of Athlone
A modern Copeland Spode Italian blue printed part Dinner/Tea Service, comprises six large Cups, four smaller Cups, twelve Saucers in sizes, a Cream Jug and Milk Jug, two Mugs, two circular Bowls, a Vegetable Tureen, a two-handled oval Covered Casserole, an oval shallow Dish, two Platters, twenty-eight circular Plates in sizes; together with six various Spode "Blue Room Collection" circular Dinner Plates
A Royal Worcester 51-piece porcelain dinner service, decorated with paterae and bell husk swags, incorporating five oval platters (largest 44cm long), two oval tureens (one with stand) 35cm long, a pair of sauce tureens and stands, 23cm long, ten soup bowls, 25.5cm long, nine dinner plates, 26cm diameter, ten dessert plates, 23cm diameter and ten tea plates, 17cm diameter, pat.no.7184, puce marks for 1921
A late 19th century silver coloured metal three piece tea service, the teapot of circular section and decorated with dragons, pearls and clouds. The twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug similarly decorated, each piece with simulated bamboo handles, the teapot and lidded sugar bowl with dragon's head finials. Chinese character mark to the base, together with the initials H.M. and O.G. (See illustration)
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