A Herend porcelain part tea, coffee and dinner service, each piece painted with floral and fruit sprays and sprigs, within basket moulded borders, comprising:- teapot and cover, milk jug and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, seven teacups and saucers, eight tea plates, eight side plates, six coffee cups and saucers, two covered cups and saucers, tureen and cover, sauceboat, two serving plates, mustard pot and caster, printed and script marks in overglaze-blue.
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A George VI four-piece silver tea service, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1948, with beaded rims and scrolling handles, hot water pot 19cms high, 52.9oz gross.
A George V three piece silver tea service, by Addie Brothers, Birmingham 1935, of octagonal form, the teapot with stained wood handle and finial, 13cms high, 28.5oz gross.
A George VI silver three-piece tea service, by Northern Goldsmiths Co, Sheffield 1939, octagonal form, teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 14cms high, 30.6oz gross.
A four piece Victorian silver tea service, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman), London 1882, each with gadrooned rim and reeded band to body with leaf decoration, raised on ball pattern feet, coffee pot 22cms high, 55.5oz gross.
An Edward VII silver four piece tea service , by George Edward & Sons, Sheffield 1908 , each piece with gadrooned and shell pattern ribs on bun feet, the pots with ebonized handles and finials, water pot 23cms high, 55.5oz gross.
Austro-Hungarian silver three-piece tea service, by Eduard Friedman, Vienna late 19th Century, with beaded rims, acorn finials and shaped handles, teapot 22cms high, 51oz gross.
ËœA VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE FOUR-PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SET, JAMES DIXON & SONS, SHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1855 octagonally faceted baluster, engraved with the initials PC surrounded by diaperwork panels in scroll and foliate cartouches above a band of fruit-laden trailing vines, on vine branch feet and further vines to the bases of the ribbed spouts, ivory insulators to the pots, the teapot with presentation inscription and finial cast as a seated Chinese man, the coffee pot with a cross-legged Ottoman figure finial, stamped trademarks, numbered ~1379~ and PGS for Plated German Silver, all in the original fitted oak case 25cm high The presentation inscription reads: This Tea & Coffee Service was Presented to Permanent Serjeant P. Cunningham by the Officers, Non Commissioned Officers and Privates of the B Troop of the Ist. West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, as a token of their Esteem on the occasion of his leaving that Troop to become the Regimental Serjeant Major, May, 1855.
A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, ROBERT MAKEPEACE & RICHARD CARTER, LONDON, 1778 in Neo-classical taste, the compressed spherical body with Greek key girdle flanked by alternating plain and matted ground vertical ribs, with small engraved scrolling initials IJ 24.5cm long, 715gr (22oz 18dwt) including fibre handle and finial This stylish teapot, probably originally with a stand, would have been highly fashionable when first made (or at least supplied) by Makepeace & Carter and a step up from the more common sheet silver oval teapots of the period. The tea service made for the actor David Garrick (Victoria & Albert Museum, No.M.24B-1973) of 1774/75 by Young & Jackson displays similar plain and matted ribbing.
Royal Doulton Rondelay H5004 pattern tea and dinner service, including eight dinner plates; eight side plates, 23cm; eight side plates, 20cm; eight side plates, 17cm; two tureens and covers, gravy boat and stand; eight bowls, 18cm; teapot; milk jug; sugar bowl; eight cups and saucers; a small bowl.
A retro mid century Sona stainless steel Coffee & Tea service complete with tray having teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and creamer etc. Stamped to the underside.
A George V demi-fluted silver four piece tea and coffee service, John Henry Potter, Sheffield, 1911, gross 65oz.CONDITION: Engraved crest on each piece. Apart from some minor nicks and surface scratches commensurate with age and use, the tea set is in good order. Hallmarks clear.
An extensive quantity of Crown Staffordshire 'thousand flowers' dinner service, having floral transfer pattern, included are tea and coffee pots, tureens, bowls, chargers and more.
A Burleigh Tea pot, sugar basin, plate, milk jug and cups and saucers having bright floral transfer pattern, also included are four unmarked floral plates in a similar palette, and a Coalport 'French Noble' part tea service.
A Foley china part tea service having transfer pattern of silhouetted pixies and fairies with gilt edge, includes sugar basin, cups and saucers and plates.
Gorham sterling silver tea and coffee service in the Plymouth pattern, comprised of tea pot (A2411, 1 3/4 pint) and coffee pot (A 2311, 1 1/4 pint), creamer (A2413) and sugar (A2414), all with 3-part script monograms (FJS?), each stamped with old lion-anchor-G marks and date symbol for 1911. Ranging in size from 5 3/4" H x 7 3/8" W to 10 3/4" H x 8 1/2" W. Combined weight: 49.4 oz troy. Provenance: private Nashville, TN collection. CONDITION: A couple of tiny minor scratches and dents, teapot handle slightly in need of tightening, overall excellent condition.
4 piece sterling silver tea and coffee service in the Gadroon pattern by Fisher, including tea and coffee pots, creamer, and covered sugar bowl, each piece with gadrooned rim. Each piece with Fisher marks, "Sterling", and pattern number 2302. Together with an associated rectangular silverplated tray with curved corners, engraved scroll decoration and 2 handles, by Wallace Melford. Ranging in size from 5 5/8" H x 5 3/4" W to 11 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W. Tray - 21" x 15 1/2" (excluding handles). Combined weight, sterling: 69.27 oz troy. American, mid 20th century. CONDITION: Hinged lids do not sit perfectly tight. Handle on coffee pot is loose. Scattered scratching and a few very tiny dents. No monograms. Tray with moderate wear, showing copper in some areas.
4 piece George IV sterling silver tea service, comprised of coffee pot, tea pot, cream jug and open sugar bowl, all pieces of rectangular form with shaped corners and gadroon and scroll design at rims, each with four paw feet and engraved crest. Pots have rectangular urn shaped finials; creamer and sugar have worn gilt wash to interiors. Each piece with marks for London, 1822, along with very worn maker's mark, possibly TK or TH. 4" H x 6 3/4" W to 8 3/8" H x 11 3/4" W. Together with an associated unmarked Old Sheffield plated silver on copper tray of approximately the same period with leaf overlaid reeded edges, cast floral designs at corners and swag style handles, very worn crest to center. 26" H x 16" W including handles. Combined weight, sterling: 81.63 oz troy. Provenance: Private Nashville, TN collection. CONDITION: Tea set: wear to marks and crest, handles slightly loose on tea pot. Scattered dents (largest, 1/2", on creamer) and light scratches. Tray in overall good condition with minor dents, scratches, and some wear to monogram but very little pink showing.
Sterling silver "Bachelor's" tea service for 1-2 people, comprised of small teapot, cream pitcher and sugar basket, all of lobed oval form with angular reeded handles and engraved Art Deco style monograms (LRG?). Marks on base for Gorham (old lion, anchor G mark), Sterling A2311 (teapot) and A2314 and A2313 (cream and sugar). All with date marks to underside for 1917. Ranging in size from 5 3/8" H x 4 1/2" W to Combined weight 24.00 oz troy. Together with an associated Meriden silverplated tray, rectangular with serpentine sides, two handles and four ball feet, 16" x 7". All items first quarter 20th century. Provenance: the estates of Llewellyna and James T. Granbery, Historic Seven Springs Farm, Brentwood, Tennessee. CONDITION: Tea set: Urn finial on teapot is bent, otherwise excellent condition with scattered small dents and scratches. Tray: Moderate amount of scattered small dents and scratching, including scratches through marks on underside.
A Noritaké part tea service including cups and saucers, Paragon ‘Lady Patricia’ figurine, two set of Royale County Country meadow forks and a Wedgwood plate. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.
A box of miscellaneous items to include a Craftsman hammered pewter 4 piece tea/coffee set in the Arts & Crafts style and a Prinknash 6-place setting tea service
A Wedgwood 8-place setting tea and dinner service in the Wild Strawberry patternCondition report: Comprising: 7 dinner plates, 1 meat dish, 8 soup cups, 4 side plates (one chipped), 9 dessert plates, 1 scallop shaped dish, 2 tureens, 1 lidded dish, 1 lidded pot, 7 cups, 6 bowls, and 10 saucers.Several pieces very rubbed and faded, with rubbed gilt and cutlery marks throughout.
An extensive Royal Albert coffee/tea service in the Old Country Roses patternCondition report: Whilst we are unable to assess every piece individually, the service appears generally very little used, hardly any gilt handling wear, some in original bags.
An early 20th century Royal Albert Crown china part tea service, pattern no 6241, each piece decorated with pink cabbage roses, and heightened in gilt having printed mark verso (incomplete)Condition report: Side plate - One with star crack to centre; one with large crack through rose; one with chip to underside edge; one with chip to underside; several with firing crack to underside around the lip.One sandwich plate with several scratches to rose, and the other with gilt splashes to underside.Saucers – one with very small chip to underside, one with firing crack to the rim under the gilt, one with approx. 1cm scratch off-centre.Cups – two with hairlines to rim and scratches to roses; one with poor finish to gilt foot rim; one with break to handle; one with hairline to rim; one with scratches through roses.All very dirty and with handling wear to the gilt, particularly in more obvious places such as cup handles.All plates and saucers with expected scratches to centre.Pattern no.6241; we would suggest that the pattern is later than originally described as reg 749633 is probably 1930s.
A Wedgwood part tea and dinner service in the Gold Chelsea patternCondition report: Comprising: 1 jug, 3 dinner plates, 2 tureens, 4 bowls, 4 coffee cans with saucers, 3 large teacups with saucers, 2 small teacups with 4 saucers, 8 side plates, and 1 teapot.All intact but with light cutlery marks and signs of use.
A Victorian Copelands Spode part tea service, decorated with pink cabbage roses on a gilt ground, with enamel decoration, printed mark verso, pattern No.R4072, some pieces bearing retailers mark for Cilman Collamor & Co of New YorkCondition report: Twin handle teacup and saucer – cup very dirty but no apparent faults, saucer with surface scratches to the gilt centre and very light handling wear to gilt edge but no chips or cracks.Cup and saucer with larger band of roses – cup handle has been off, both with handling wear to the gilt, saucer with light scratch to centre.Pair cups and saucers – all good with light handling wear only.
A silver three piece tea service, of shaped oval form, the undulating rope edged top over a plain bevelled body, raised on four cabriole legs, Birmingham 1907, the pot 16cm high, 985 grams
A Royal Crown Derby 5852 'Imari' pattern tea service, comprising six cups, saucers and plates and a plate with a G299 pot pourri with pierced cover, two cups and saucers and a plate
A Wedgwood Montery pattern tea and coffee service, comprising a coffee jug, a tea pot, a water jug, a milk jug, six espressso cup and six saucers, six coffee mugs and saucers, six tea cups and six saucers, a serving plate, a side handled jug, a tureen and cover and two ramekins, side plates, dinner plates.
Three boxes containing a collection of ceramics, to include a Royal Doulton Tiverton pattern part tea service, Wedgwood Jasperware, Royal Worcester porcelain scallop shaped dish etc
A 19th century Copeland Garrett part tea service in the tobacco leaves pattern together with a Coalport part tea service and two Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers (one box)
An Aynsley six place setting tea service, decorated with pink roses within a green rope-twist border, pattern No. A416Condition report: Two saucers and one cup discoloured.Otherwise appears good.
An early 20th century silver four piece tea service, of octagonal form, on paw feet, comprising a teapot, 597g gross, 26cm long, coffee pot, 655g gross, 20cm high, cream jug, 156g and sugar bowl, 204g, Sheffield 1937 (4)
