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Click here to subscribeA Stelton 'Cylinda-line' stainless steel tea set,designed by Arne Jacobsen, comprising:a teapot,hot water jug,milk jug,sugar bowl and cover,strainer, andmixing spoon,stamped marks and labelled (6)Provenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.
A George III cased silver-mounted glass tea caddy setthe glass silver mounts, maker's mark IT possibly Joseph Taconet, London 1799With a pair of silver-mounted oval glass caddies, moulded rims with hinged covers, engraved script initials, a silver-mounted pedestal glass mixing bowl, contained in a satinwood box, with silver mounts and hinges, maker's mark JA, London 1799, rectangular form, hinged cover with silver swing-handle, red leather covered fitted interior, height of caddies 12cm, diameter of mixing bowl 12cm.Footnotes:ProvenanceProperty from an International Private CollectionThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
19th century silver plated jardiniere, of circular form, embossed with panels of flowers and raised on three stylised scroll feet; along with a selection of silver plated ware, including a three piece tea service; stemmed comport; stemmed bon bon dish; cased serving set and loose plated cutlery.
***PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE ONLY 8 TEA CUPS AND 2 SAUCERS IN THIS LOT***A COALPORT PART TEA SET, C.1800, decorated with sprays of summer flowers, on a gilt-scaled white ground with gilt edges, comprising:- 8 tea cups- 4 coffee cans- 2 saucers- a teapot standProvenance: Caroline Hamilton and by descent at Hamwood HouseNote: The remainder of this set is currently on display at Plas Newydd and is illustrated in the guidebook (2003)
A set of eight 19th century storage tins, red enamelled with bold gold label within scrolling frame reading, TEA, COFFEE, BISCUITS, TAPIOCA, RAISINS, SUGAR, CURRANTS, CANDIED PEEL, 13cm diameter x 18cm high (8)Condition report: Two lids repainted, lids and bases with small dents, paint worn and scratched especially around the lid top.
A MINIATURE FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE SET WITH TRAY, comprising of a coffee pot and teapot both with covers, sugar bowl, and creamer, together with a tray, each piece hallmarked 'John Rose' Birmingham 1971, approximate gross weight 69.6 grams, 2.23ozt (condition report: tarnishing to most pieces, general light wear, overall condition good)
A GEORGE V FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE SET, comprising of a teapot and a coffee jug each fitted with an ebonised handle and finial, a milk jug and a double handled sugar bowl, each of a faceted form, on hexagonal bases, each piece hallmarked 'Walker & Hall' Sheffield 1928, approximate gross weight 1962.4 grams, 63.09ozt (condition report: general light wear, slight tarnishing in places, lids open and close with ease, coffee pot has a filter lining, overall condition good)
A BOX AND VINTAGE SUITCASE OF CERAMICS AND BOOKS, including Paragon 'Laburnum' tea set (teapot cracked), Victoria Cartwright and Edwards tea cups, saucers and tea plates, RC Ireland by Noritake cups and saucer, two Mintons tiles by LT Swetman depicting street scenes (one has an old crack, both have some small chips), six pieces of Wedgwood black Basalt teawares (scratches), vintage car handbooks to include Hillman Minx, Austin Twelve, Morris Eight E series, etc (sd) (1 box and suitcase)
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