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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian large silver four-piece tea and coffee service, comprising teapot, coffee pot, twin handled sugar and cream, each of half-reeded oval form, the coffee and tea pots with ebony angular handles, gross weight 71.5oz. makers William Gallimore & Sons, Sheffield 1905, coffee pot h.24cm Condition Report / Extra Information No dents or repairs.Scratch to side of sugar.Some rubbing to makers mark only, but marks visible.A good example.
A good Victorian silver four-piece tea and coffee service, in fitted oak campaign box for C.A. Brown, comprising teapot, coffee pot, twin handled sugar and cream, each with gilt-washed interiors, each piece with banded and chased decoration, vacant cartouche opposing monochrome cartouche for CAB, gross weight 82.3oz, maker Sibray, Hall & Co (Frederick Sibray & Job Frank Hall), Sheffield 1882, coffee pot h.22.5cm, the oak campaign box annotated to the lid and with velvet lined fitted interior, box w.49cm, all appears to be original and in excellent, very little used condition
A George III silver three-piece tea service, of circular half gadrooned form, the teapot having ivory mounted finial and fruitwood handle, the sugar bowl and milk jug with gilt-washed interior, maker Richard Cook, London 1805, gross weight 44oz Condition Report / Extra Information All marks match.Sugar with small dent to base and two shallow dents to side.Cream with one small dent to side.Teapot handle is worn.All require a polish.
A George V silver five piece tea and coffee service, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1910 and 1911, each piece of low oval form and upon stepped hoof feet, comprising, a silver spirit kettle stand and burner 31cm high 45.5ozt, a silver teapot 14.5cm high, 24.7ozt, a silver coffee pot 23.5cm high, 27.3ozt (each with ebonised handles and finials), along with a silver two handled sugar bowl 11.5cm high 12.2ozt and a milk jug 10.5cm high 7.3ozt, and an associated pair of George V sugar tongs (6)
A selection of Oriental wares comprising; two mother of pearl inlaid and lacquered rectangular trays, largest 49cm, with a pair of hardwood carved boy and the buffalo groups, two Japanese recumbent cats and a Japanese Kutani part tea service decorated with goldfish comprising tea pot and cover (cover damaged), sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, six sandwich plates, four cups and five saucers (Qty)
A collection of early 19th century and later tea wares, to include; a Newhall part tea service, decorated in the Shell pattern, comprising milk jug, five cups, four saucers, and a slop bowl, a polychrome decorated coffee can, an acorn and seaweed decorated ring handled cup and saucer, blue printed tea wares, a Belleek sugar bowl, green printed mark and a selection of further tea wares (Qty) (at fault)
A Royal Worcester 'Dragon Sorrel' pattern one hundred and forty two piece part service, comprising: large tureen and cover, smaller tureen and cover, nineteen 27cm diam plates, nineteen 20.5cm diam plates, seventeen 15.5cm diam plates, fifteen dessert bowls, and one larger, three oval serving dishes, sauce boat, two sauce boat stands, a soup bowl, twelve coffee cans, fourteen saucers, twenty four tea cups and six saucers, a sugar bowl, two milk jugs, a coffee pot and cover and two serving dishes, two types of printed marks verso, some pieces with additional gilt highlighting to printed detailing
A Royal Doulton Carlyle pattern part dinner, tea and coffee service, comprising 8 dinner plates, 8 smaller plates, 11 side plates, 8 dessert bowls, 7 fruit bowls, 7 tea cups and 8 saucers, 8 coffee cans and 8 saucers, gravy boat and stand, coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, tureen and cover, an oval serving dish, an oval platter and a cake platter (seconds) CONDITION REPORT: All are marked as seconds, all appear to be in good condition with some very minor wear correlating to light usage. more specifically: sugar bowl - lid has a stress fracture across each side and extending hairline crack
A collection of assorted tea wares, to include; a Royal Crown Derby 2451 pattern tea cup and saucer and two fan shaped pin dishes, Copeland Spode imari tea service, a Royal Crown Derby 3788 tea pot and cover, and a quantity of chintz pattern tea wares (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Derby - 1 fan dish has been broken and repaired. Some gilding wear, surface scratching and light wear throughout. Spode tea service - 1 cup crazed, 1 cup has large chip and cracked throughout, gilt wear throughout.saucers - 1 is extensively damaged and re-glued. Derby tea pot - general gilt wear. further teapot - stained and showing some signs of wear. Chintz tea wares - Some crazing to the pieces throughout, 1 tea cup is cracked, burst air bubbles and some misfiring to rims throughout. Some staining throughout.
A Coalport blue bat wing tea service for twelve, comprising; twelve tea cups, twelve saucers, twelve side plates, sugar bowl, milk jug and two cake plates (40) CONDITION REPORT: Some crazing and minor gilt wear throughout - more specificallytea cups - two handles cracked. side plates - some gilding wear and flaking to the rims.
A quantity of Royal Albert Lady Carlyle pattern tea and dinner wares, to include; twenty one dinner plates, twelve medium plates, eighteen side plates, twenty tea cups, twenty one saucers, six pudding bowls, a cake plate, sugar bowl, sandwich plate etc (marked as seconds) (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Two tea cups NOT marked as seconds, three saucers and two rectangular serving plates, everything else in this service is marked as a second. 1 tea cup has a chip to the rim, otherwise all appear to be in good order.
A late Victorian three piece silver tea service, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited, London 1900, each piece of wrythen form and upon four stepped hoof feet; teapot (with ebonised handle and finial) 16.5cm high, weight 23ozt, two handled sugar bowl 10cm high, 9ozt, milk jug 10cm high, 4.3ozt (3)
Victorian sterling silver tea and coffee service a near matching set of similar design all with maker's mark for Martin, Hall & Co, comprising of a coffee pot Sheffield 1868 (24cm high approx), sugar bowl Sheffield 1863, teapot (18cm approx) and milk jug London 1869, the coffee pot engraved with a different crest to the other 3 pieces, 2220grams approx
19th century Copeland and Garrett 'Berlin' part tea service, hand painted panels of floral sprays and butterflies, within an moulded gilt border on yellow ground, comprising eight tea cups, six coffee cups and saucers and cake plate (22) Condition Report One coffee cup has a small hairline crack to the foot. Another has a small production moulding fault to the foot and another having hairline crack to the top rim part way down the body. One tea cup has a small hairline crack to the interior. All other pieces have rubbing to the gilding. Some light scratching, otherwise excellent condition. Kept in storage for the past 30 years. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
19th century porcelain tea service in the manner of Coalport, decorated with gilt bordered reserves on green ground, painted with sprays of summer flowers, comprising large teapot, sucrier & stand, milk jug, slop bowl, two cake plates, six tea cups & seven saucers and ten coffee cups, pattern no. 2/657 Condition Report Milk jug - hairline crack near handle. Slop bowl - crack to body. All saucers have fading and scratches. Sucrier - finial repaired with pin, loose. cracks to lid, restored. Small crack to sucrier ledge, where lid sits. Stand, very faded, scratching and has a crack near the ledge. One tea cup has a soldered handle, cracked in various places. Teapot - The footed base has a crack running all the way round, various cracks to the body, the arm stapled in various places. Cake plates - one having a small recess to the border, possibly a firing fault. The other has various hairline cracks and repaired with staples. All Pieces have crazing, rubbing to gilding and paint and scratches. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Early 19th century tea service for eight persons, moulded gilt rim, floral hand painted panels on cobalt blue ground, comprising teapot, sucrier, eight cups and saucers, eight tea cups & two serving plates c1830-40 Condition Report Saucers - 1 - small chip to the base rim. 2 - chip and hairline crack to the rim. All of the saucers have loss of gilding and surface scratches to the interior. Tall cups - 1 - two cracks to the body. 2 - crack to body. 3 - chip & hairline crack, both to the top rim. 4 - multiple cracks and small chips. Tea cups - 1 - missing an arm. All the cups have faint crazing and some having yellow staining. Sucrier - One arm cracked. Teapot - Lid has a big chip to the rim and crazed line to the base. All pieces have some loss to the gilding and surface scratches to the paint work. Extra images available. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Spode 'Fleur De Lys' gold pattern dinner and part coffee service for eight persons Condition Report Comprising - 8 dinner plates, oval platter, 8 soup bowls and saucers, two lidded tureens, 8 side plates, 8 tea plates, gravy boat & saucer, 8 coffee cups and saucers, cream jug, small oval dish & small posy vase. *Soup bowl saucers having some light surface scratches. * One soup bowl has a hairline crack to the lower part of both handles and small chip to one handle. Another bowl has three small underglaze grey dots. * Side plates - All have minor knife and fork marks. One crazed. * The lid on one tureen has a small underglaze fault, pinkish mark. * 6 dinner plates having minor knife and fork marks. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Spode 'Italian' pattern dinner and tea service for six persons comprising; dinner plates, side plates, soup bowls, pasta bowls, gravy boat, large jug, smaller jug, square salad bowl, tea cups and saucers, teas plates, milk jug, sugar bowl & mugs Condition Report All Stamped Made in England except one tea plate & cup. One mug has a small chip to the base rim. All other pieces are in good condition, some very light scratches to the printed pattern in areas, mainly plates. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A George III painted satinwood travelling case, the banded top with two oval panels painted with classical female figures, the front painted with floral swags and with pierced white metal escutcheons, the sides with whitemetal carrying handles, the two-piece hinged top opening to reveal a fitted interior lined in red velvet, with Wedgwood & Bentley black basalt part tea service, painted in iron red and white with anthemion, beaded borders and classical instruments, comprising a teapot, cover and stand, sugar bowl and cover, a tapering cylindrical hot water jug and cover with silver spout, helmet shaped cream jug, a cup and saucer, plus six cut glass condiment bottles and jugs and a silver mounted cut glass vase shaped sugar bowl, with two short drawers beneath, on a later satinwood stand painted with swags of flowers, on square tapered legs, 18 x 13 1/8in. (45.75 x 33.3cm.), 22in. (56cm.) high. * Provenance: Christie's London, unknown sale date, Lot 470. ** Condition: The two lifting sections of top with oval paintings show some signs of damage. The right hand section has a 3/4in. section of the diagonal Edge banding missing at the back right. The painted figure holding aloft a cross has two splits across the centre of the oval one of approx. 4in. and the other approx. 2in. The left-hand section has a slight bow to the top which has caused a split at the front approx. 3in. from the left side in a wave shape across to the right side. A small section of the diagonal edge stringing is missing from the front left corner approx. 1/4in. long.A piece of the cross banding is missing from the front right corner of this lid. The lidded jug of the Tea Set is impressed Wedgwood & Bentley and a hand painted red 'O'. The teapot lidded Sucrier and milk jug also have the red 'O'. The other three pieces are unmarked. In the fitted right hand side there are four silver mounted small cut and faceted bottles, 2 silver mounted jugs and a bowl plus 2 spare bottles and stoppers. The silver mounts differ in design between the bottles and jugs thus the glassware has been matched to fit the piece. The two drawers and the stand appear undamaged.
An extensive Minton Porcelain Ball pattern part dinner service, white with gilt decoration, comprising two 16½in. platters; one 13in. platter; three covered vegetable dishes; two gravy boats with stands; twenty-two 10¾in. dinner plates; eighteen 9in. starter plates; twelve bowls; thirteen 7in. side plates; twelve twin handled soup bowls and saucers; thirteen tea cups and saucers; and thirteen coffee cups and saucers. (148)
A Royal Crown Derby floral decorated part dinner service, 1950s-60s, green-blue factory marks, comprising a teapot; a milk jug; a cream jug; a water jug; seven large tea cups; nine large saucers; nine tea cups; eleven saucers; salt & pepper pots; eleven side plates; eight dinner plates; and eight soup bowls. (69)
An extensive Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Lace dinner service, including an 1109 tureen and 595 cover; three 622 covered vegetable dishes and a spare cover; a pair of large 1143 rectangular serving platters; a 714 celery or asparagus dish; five graduated oval platters (pair 532, pair 533 and single 628); four 587 sauce boats; eight 566 dessert bowls; twenty-two 571 dinner plates; fifteen 572 salad plates; twenty-one 573 side plates; forty-nine 524-703-764 saucers; twenty-eight 756 saucers; four 764 soup bowls; sixteen 656 tea cups; eight 756 coffee cups; a 646 water jug; two 518 coffee pots; three 611 teapots; a pair of 610 teapots; a 592 sugar bowl; a 713a tea bowl; three 522 cream jugs; and two 592 egg cups. (207)* Condition: All items in very good condition except for: 622: Spare cover has chip to inner lip. 1143 platters: one dish has 2 chips to rim and large hairline 587 sauce boats: one has a chip to rim of stand 518 coffee pots: One cover has a large chip to base. The other lacks the cover. 611 teapots: One has large chip to spout. 592 eggcups: One with minute chip to foot. 656 cup: one has a hairline crack. 573 side plate: Two chipped to rim. 524-703-764 saucers: Five with chip to rim 574 plates: Three with chip to rim 566 dessert bowls: One with tiny rim chip. One cracked. 571 dinner plates: One with sooty discolouration to glaze on back. One cracked. One with rim chip. Three with heavily scratched glaze from use. 575 plates: One with rim chip.
An extensive Georgian and Victorian composite silver fiddle and thread pattern flatware service, partly engraved with crests, predominantly by Chawner & Co. and William Eley & William Fearn plus four others, London, various dates, comprising: a soup ladle; 4 sauce ladles; 4 mustard ladles; a pair of sugar tongs; 26 table spoons (inc. two sets of 12); 22 dessert spoons (inc. one set of 12); 27 tea spoons; 27 table forks; and 30 dessert forks; together with a quantity of matching George V flatware comprising 7 table spoons; 8 dessert spoons; 9 table forks; and 5 dessert forks, London 1917, total silver weight 369 tr.oz; and a matched set of EII knives with stainless steel blades, comprising 28 table knives and 29 dessert knives, C. J. Vander & Co., Sheffield 1979-80, gross weight 119 tr.oz. (228)
A matched George IV silver three piece tea service, London 1823-29, of compressed spherical form, each elaborately chased with fruit, flowers and foliage about an oval shaped cartouche, engraved with a crest and coat of arms, on four foliate bracket feet, comprising a teapot with foliate finial, leaf capped scroll handle and ivory inserts, Charles Fox, London 1829, 11in. (28cm.) long; a two-handled sugar bowl, Hyam Hyams, London 1823, 8in. (20.25cm) wide; and a milk jug with gadrooned helmet shaped top, Charles Fox, London 1825, 5½in. (14cm.) wide, gross weight 43.5 tr.oz. (3)
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