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Lot 336
A set of three 19th century red Japanned Chinese inspired large tea tins by Parnall & Sons, Narrow Wine Street, Bristol (all with labels to reverse) decorated to the front with figures of Chinese tea vendors in colours with gilt decoration, the three tins numbered 35, 36 and 39 (all 16.5 inches).
Lot 667
A good quantity of Corgi and other makes including limited edition 1:18 MGF roadster, Bedford S Bottle Truck Set Bass Worthington, Scammell Scarab Websters, 5 assorted Morris Minors, Classic Cars Ford Zephyr and Zodiac, 1929 Thornycroft Lipton’s Tea, Ford T Drummer Dyes, Bedford CA Dormobile, Thornycroft Beer Truck Tooheys Pilsener. Also a few Matchbox and other items. All boxed, mostly minor wear, contents VGC to as new. (c60)
Lot 159
"Shelley Art Deco bone china part tea set comprising seven cups, each of conical form with a triangular handle and painted blue, silver and black rectangular panel decoration and blue and black rim, eight saucers, eight plates, sugar bowl, milk jug and a bread and butter plate (26), Reg No 756533, Pat No 11788"
Lot 364
Suffragettes – tea set a remarkable tea set almost certainly produced as an anti-Suffragette statement with caricature pieces forming each element which includes teapot cup and saucer milk jug and sugar bowl. Crafted in violet coloured bisque – unglazed but the insides are glazed with green and gilt highlights and decorated with floral motifs and in fine condition. The marks conform to the German manufacturer Schafer & Vater and dates from the early 1900s. The significance of the colouration is that the Suffragettes adopted the colours green (G) white (W) and violet (V) as their secret colours – i.e. Give Women Vote. We had made enquiries concerning this tea set but have not found another example. It is known that German manufacturers did produce caricature pieces which were sold to the British market. Often these were of political figures such as Disraeli and Gladstone whose faces were well known. Representatives of the companies would travel to Britain gift and souvenir shops with prototype examples to elicit orders. he fact that the caricature faces on this set do not particularly conform to the features of the leading suffragettes suggests that this might have been such a prototype piece – the actual images of the Pankhursts et al not being as well known internationally as the political figures. Nevertheless this would appear to be a piece intended to evoke the suffragettes as the Green White and Violet colours were indeed well known as the adopted livery of the movement. A fascinating and possibly unique piece.
Lot 50
A 19th century Davenport dolls part-dinner service blue & white floral pattern, comprising a large tureen with cover, two smaller tureens with covers, a small tureen without cover, four serving dishes, one a/f and four dinner plates, all with blue factory mark, the plates 3.5in. (9cm.) diameter; together with a 19th century blue & white pearlware part-dinner service, comprising twenty-seven pieces; a 19th century pink & white part-dinner service, comprising fourteen pieces; and eight other tea set pieces. (65)
Lot 107
A part-set of Edwardian silver fiddle thread pattern flatware London 1909, maker Carrington & Co., comprising six dessert spoons, five dessert forks and six tea spoons; together with five Edwardian Onslow coffee spoons, London 1902, maker William Hutton & Sons; a George VI tea strainer, Sheffield 1938; and a napkin ring, total weight 28.5oz. (24)
Lot 115
A George V three piece silver one person tea set London 1921, maker Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd., comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar basin, of oval form with Chippendale rim, on pad feet, together with a George V hammered silver dish of circular form with tripod feet, London 1936, maker A. Nicholls & Son, total weight 14.5oz.
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