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Lot 345
A lot to include a pair of silver Victorian sugar tongs, hallmarked Exeter 1880, a set of six silver collared enamel handle knives, hallmarked Sheffield 1909, in fitted box, a set of six silver tea spoons, each hallmarked Sheffield 1942, in fitted box, a silver spoon with decorative open metalwork scroll and foliage design handle, with engraving to bowl, hallmarked Sheffield 1909, a silver thistle design terminal pickle fork, hallmarked Sheffield 1913, a pair of silver condiment spoons, hallmarked Birmingham 1897, a pair of silver knives, hallmarked London 1942, a silver collared bread knife, with engraved blade and mother of pearl handle, collar hallmarked Sheffield 1904, a silver spoon with scalloped edge bowl and mother of pearl handle, hallmarked Sheffield 1912, (11).
Lot 1102
An Aynsley porcelain tea and coffee set circa 1930, with butterfly-form handles and finials, comprising ten teacups, twenty saucers, teapot, underplate, coffee pot, sugar bowl and creamer, white ground with green glaze trailing from centre of saucers and feet of vessels to gilt rims, 12.5cm high (teapot) (35)
Lot 45
A quantity of china to include Royal Tuscan China 'Windswept' pattern, New Chelsea teawares, a part Royal Tuscan tea set with sky blue panels, bird and floral motifs with scalloped gilt edging, green jasperware, a large round Coalport 'Indian tree' pattern platter, a Royal Worcester 'Hanbury' pattern giant teacup, and two Spode 'Indian Sporting' plates
Lot 51
A Royal Albert Heirloom pattern tea service, comprising twenty cups, twenty one saucers, four sandwich plates, twenty one plates, three sugar basins, two milk jugs and teapot (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This set is in generally first class condition. The only exceptions to this being: teapot spout - damaged and missing, one sugar basin with substantial hairline crack. Other than this all other pieces are perfect. The gilding is in very good order indeed and the service appears to have had very little use. We think that all pieces are first quality in that there is no scratching out or overpainting on the marks. However, we do not know how Royal Albert signified their second quality pieces.
Lot 53
A Coalport tea set, comprising eight cups, ten saucers, ten plates, each decorated with floral sprays and gilding. CONDITION REPORT: Two cups have small stained hairline cracks. Three cups including the two with the cracks are slightly yellowed at the base of the bowl. One saucer has two semicircular hairline cracks to the centre where the cup sits. Two plates are slightly yellowed. All other pieces are in generally good condition. The gilding is strong and the only marks are minor ones caused by general use.
Lot 107
A VICTORIAN SILVER BERRY SPOON by Henry John Lias and Henry John Lias, London 1851, fiddle pattern, 22.5cm long; with a small Irish silver berry spoon, by John Smith, Dublin 1883, fiddle pattern, 14.5cm long, 95g (3 troy ozs) gross; with two cased sets of plated tea spoons; a cased set of plated fish knives and forks with mother of pearl handles, and a plated bread or muffin fork
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