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Click here to subscribeA three piece Edwardian silver tea set William Hutton and Sons, London 1902, the tea pot with domed lid, pagoda finial and ebonised handle, gadrooned and scalloped borders, the cream jug and sugar bowl bearing scrolled handles, all pieces supported on four shell and hoof feet supports, weight 28.8oz. (3) See Illustration.
A set of six silver gilt and enamel coffee spoons Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1959, with blue shell guilloche bowls, cased, some flaking to enamel on handles; together with a George V baluster pepper; five late Victorian apostle tea spoons; four other teaspoons; a salt spoon and three other pieces, gross weight 10oz. (15)
A set of six fine quality Chinese porcelain tea bowls bearing six character Guangxu marks (1874-1908) and probably of the period, exceptionally finely painted in iron red with dragons amidst flames and clouds above a tumultuous sea, within a scalloped reserve, against a graduated interlinking circular ground with balustrade rim and toothed band above the shallow foot, 2½in. (6.3cm.) high. (6) See Illustration.
A Victorian silver gilt three-piece tea set, by Messrs. Barnard, London 1876, of half fluted squat circular form with bands of foliate shells and beaded scroll handles, in fitted velvet-lined wooden box, retailed by Dobson and Sons, Silversmiths, 32 Piccadilly, 16oz CONDITION REPORT: Tarnish. Rims of jug and teapot slightly bent. Bowl - 3oz. Jug -3 oz. Teapot - 9oz.
Japanese Satsuma Tea Set Seven piece Satsuma tea set, Japan, including a cake stand, two covered jars, and two cup and saucer sets, largest 4 5/8" h. This condition report is not complete. Please contact heagles@kaminskiauctions.com for a complete condition report on this lot. Starting Price: $100
A Minton Haddon Hall dinner service, a Royal Grafton tea set, a Wedgwood Colonnade tea set and dinner set and a Worcester Evesham dinner service (Qty) There is a large quantity of items in this lot so unable to do individual reports. Generally - Minton Haddon Hall appears very faded overall. Wedgwood and Royal Grafton appear ok, Evesham is very mixed.
A Keswick School of Industrial Arts electroplated beaker vase, flaring hammered form with chased inscription, a Charles Horner silver kilt pin modelled as a dagger, another modelled as a sword, a pair of Laurence Emanuel silver menu holders and a set of silver tea spoons and sugar tongs cased stamped marks beaker vase 9.5cm. high.
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