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Lot 162
ASSORTED LOT OF SILVER FLATWARE comprising six cased tea spoons and a pair of tongs, London 1914; pair of Edinburgh sugar tongs, marks rubbed; pistol grip cheese knife, marks rubbed; set of six mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks with silver collars, Sheffield 1915; pair of knife rests, Birmingham 1922; silver collar serving fork, Sheffield 1913; a mustard spoon, London 1815; three salt spoons, Birmingham 1915 and five souvenir spoons
Lot 39
Two boxes of decorative china and glass ware to include a collection of Vienna porcelain tea wares, an Aller studio pottery jar, two miniature portraits in gilt decorated frames, a set of cut glass sundae dishes, three cranberry glass custard cups, a collection of early 20th Century St. Michael china tea wares, an early 20th Century dessert set comprising tazza, two bowls and a collection of plates, each decorated with bird amongst branches, etc
Lot 68
A collection of various 19th Century and later tea wares to include Chamberlain's Worcester, Spode, Derby Flight Barr & Barr teacups, teapot, plates, etc and a set of blue and gilt decorated plates printed to base Tiffany and Co. CONDITION REPORTS Most items with damage and losses, cracks, stains, some with rivet repairs, repainting etc. Many are odd cups and odd saucers. The Coalport collection of plates have some wear and dirt, and some stains and dirt to backs, but overall appear sound.
Lot 40
A MATCHED CHINESE FOUR PIECE TEA SET of compressed circular form, decorated with branches and prunus blossom, bamboo style handles, the teapot by K.W., the sugar bowl and cream jug by C.W., the hot water pot by Wang Hing, all with character marks to the bases, circa 1900, the teapot 9.75" long, (c.52.5oz). See illustration
Lot 82
A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH THREE PIECE TEA SET of tapering circular form, embossed with classical vignettes amongst scroll and geometric friezes, with scroll handles, on circular feet, makers mark absent, retailers mark of J. Hall & Co., of Manchester, Glasgow 1894, the teapot 8.25" high (c.40oz). See illustration
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