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Lot 273
A Foley china blue white and gilt tea service, comprising 2 large plates, 10 cups, 10 saucers and 10 side plates, together with a Royal Winton Welbeck part tea service. CONDITION REPORT: The foliate patterned Welbeck tea set is in generally good condition. One saucer is visibly crazed when viewed from the underside. The set is however clear of any chips, cracks, hairlines or significant staining. There is no restoration. All pieces bear the same marks. The Foley tea set pieces are all similarly marked. All pieces have rubbing to the gilding in varying degrees, none of which is excessive. All pieces appear free from any chips or hairline cracks. All pieces are a little dirty. The saucers and large plates all have ridges between the panels. These ridges are generally discoloured and a little grey to look at. There does not appear to be any restoration. The foot rims of the cups are a little rough in places and slightly discoloured. One plate has a 3 cm surface scratch.
Lot 285
A Shelley "Tea for Two" tea set, decorated in blue green and orange against a white ground. CONDITION REPORT: The teapot is in generally good order with the exception of a hairline crack which runs through the middle two holes that allow the tea into the spout. This is only visible on the inside. One cup has a hairline crack running from the top lip by the handle right down through the base of the cup. One saucer has a 3 cm hairline crack. The sugar basin has some staining to the bottom. We are not sure if this will wash off or not. All other pieces are in good order with no chips, repairs or restoration.
Lot 32
A selection of silver and silver coloured tableware and accessories, to include; a silver circular ashtray, Boodle & Dunthorne, London 1976, 9.5cm diameter, a George III silver open salt (marks worn), 8cm diameter, a Victorian silver butter knife, 20cm long, a George V silver tea strainer, a silver mounted posy vase, an Edwardian silver topped dressing table jar, a silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottle, a silver heart shaped bon-bon dish (at fault), a silver coloured spoon with a thaler set to spoon, and four assorted silver napkin rings (Qty)
Lot 355
Mary Ann Alexander (1815-1913)An album of twenty-one watercolours of Rollestone Farm, Writtle, in Essex and surrounding areas: views include the farmhouse; the garden with gardener and children, one in a tree; a farm wagon unloading in a barn; Lower Ewelands with ploughman; room interior with figures; bee skeps in garden; children sitting on a stile; family with rabbits in a field; room interior with figures; cheesemaking in a dairy with blue and white pottery; 'Writtle Reading-Room and Library'; cattle in a field; children in a garden with bench; 'Oxney Green'; harvest field with sheaves and figures; room interior, set for tea; farmyard with buildings and livestock (1862); gathering water at the pump; children being drawn by their mother; three horses before straw stacks; trees and bench in garden; visitors, taxidermy and natural history specimenseach approximately 18 x 26.5cmThe album is accompanied by a twenty-two page account by Mary, 'My Homes and Friends', containing handwritten poetry and dated 'Rollestons 9th mo 1864'.Mary Ann Alexander was born in 1815 at Goldrood, Belstead, near Ipswich, Suffolk. She was the daughter of Samuel Alexander, a partner in the family banking business Alexander & Co., of Ipswich. They were a prominent Quaker family in Suffolk.Mary Ann wrote a large number of poems, painted in watercolour and produced several volumes of drawings, including 'The Goldrood Book'. This was of their home in the 1840s and 50s. It is comparable to the present lot, as it depicts the principal room interiors, exterior and gardens, with various friends and family members shown.
Lot 469
Belleek porcelain "Neptune" pattern part cabaret set of shell form with green borders, comprising: teapot; cream jug; two cups; four saucers and an oval tray, 45cm wide. Printed black second period mark.Condition:Tray - Good condition. 2nd period mark.Tea pot - Very tiny chip to shell finial. Chip to interior tea pot rim. Small chip to one shell foot. 2nd period mark.Creamer - Good condition. 2nd period mark.Two cups - Bowls approx. 6.5cm diameter, probably demitasse/coffee cups rather than tea. Both in good condition. Only one marked (with 2nd period mark).Four saucers - Each 11cm diameter. Only three marked (with 2nd period mark), two with slight glaze impurities. As images.
Lot 65
Victorian ep three piece tea set of vase shape, with embossed marks and engraved scrolls, C1880 and a quantity of flatware cutlery and other items.Condition report:Tea set sucrier and creamer both have misshapen bases and rock slightly. Tea pot ok, slightly misshapen footSucrier - scratches and small dingsToastrack - okCutlery- used worn condition, non matching
Lot 254
Poole Pottery, a set of three Lady with Car tea plates, no. 161, 162, 163, each 15cm diameter and eight motoring tiles, each hand painted a vintage vehicle, 15.5cm square CONDITION REPORT: Three Lady car plates in good condition, some very minor edge markings on the tiles, otherwise good condition.
Lot 789
A George VI silver 4-piece bachelor's tea and coffee set, comprising teapot, hot water jug, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, tapered cylindrical form with ebonised mounts, by Joseph Gloster Ltd, hallmarks Birmingham 1945 and 1946, teapot height 16.5cm, 29.2oz totalNo damage or repair, only light surface wear, hallmarks slightly rubbed
Lot 791
A George VI Art Deco silver 3-piece tea set, comprising teapot, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, octagonal pedestal form with ebonised mounts, maker's marks HR, hallmarks London 1937, teapot height 17cm, 30.4ozNo damage or repair, only general surface wear and a couple of very minor dents, hinge lid working, hallmarks very rubbed and matching
Lot 184
A George VI silver 4-piece tea and coffee set, comprising teapot, hot water jug, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, in Georgian style with gadrooned rim, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, teapot hallmarks Chester 1937, teapot height 15cm, 54.6ozNo major damage or repair, teapot has 1 small dent near base of spout, sugar bowl has a few light body dents, cream jug also has a couple of light dents, hallmarks clear and not matching
Lot 706
A late Victorian silver 3-piece tea set, comprising teapot, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, oval form with half fluted decoration and ebonised mounts, by James Deakin & Sons, hallmarks Sheffield 1899, teapot height 16cm, 28.2oz totalAll pieces have several body dents along with general surface wear to high points, teapot knop is chipped, hallmarks slightly rubbed and matching
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