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Lot 204
Ceramics - a German porcelain shaped circular bowl, pierced edge, printed with floral cartouches, 28cm diameter, printed mark in blue, made in GDR; a set of six Wedgwood Imari palette breakfast cups, pattern number Y4010; a Royal Staffordshire part tea set printed with pink carnations; other Staffordshire part tea sets, printed with flowers; qty
Lot 1120
ROYAL ALBERT; an 'Old Country Roses' pattern part tea set comprising thirteen tea cups (three af), fourteen saucers (one af), twelve side plates, and a sugar bowl (af).Additional InformationThree tea cups and sugar bowl with hairline crack, one side plate with glaze over crack from manufacturer and further side plate a second but no visible damage, one saucer a second, light rubbing and general wear.
Lot 828
SHELLEY; a six setting part tea set comprising six octagonal teacups (two af), saucers (at least two af) and side plates (four af), cream jug, sugar bowl (af) and sandwich plate (af), with printed marks to bases.Additional InformationSandwich plate cracked with a dull ring, some visible crazing to this item and a probable crack to the reverse surface level. Another three of the side plates with either very pronounced crazing or probable cracks resulting in dull rings. One of the saucers with clearly visible spreading hairline cracks, another saucer af - cracked, the sugar bowl also af with numerous hairline cracks. The cream jug with a crack or pronounced scratch visible to the interior. At least one of the teacups with pronounced crazing resulting in a short hollow ring, another teacup with no visible crazing but a very short and dull ring. Another teacup with hairline crack, another with visible crazing and a short ring. Further surface wear, rubbing to detail and generally short rings, even if no visible crazing or damage.
Lot 1150
A mixed group of ceramics comprising a Regal Porcelain floral decorated and gilt heightened miniature tea for two set, a Carlton ware vase (af), a pair of turquoise glazed ducks, and a Poole Pottery duck, also two Chinese wooden carvings of a peach and gourd and a pedestal dish with cranberry glass bowl on figural silver plated column.Additional InformationThe Carlton ware vase cracked and chipped, one of the turquoise ducks with chip to tail feathers, Poole Pottery duck possibly missing its stopper, further general wear throughout.
Lot 1109
NORITAKE; a 'Graywood' pattern six setting part tea set comprising teapot, cream jug, lidded sugar bowl, six side plates, saucers (one af) and tea cups, printed marks and no641 to bases, also a Royal Bonn lidded vase and a German stoneware pilgrim flask (both af) .Additional InformationOne saucer chipped, very slight abrasion/fritting to the teapot spout rim. One of the side plates with staining, one of the tea cups with staining. Otherwise, no visible damage, light general wear including usual scuffing to the foot rims, some light rubbing to detail, some fritting to rims. The Bonn vase lid cracked through, further damage and cracks to the base stem. The flask with chip to the mask detail of the upper section, further surface scuffs, glaze losses and abrasions to both items.
Lot 348
Two Victorian cut cranberry glass scent bottles with white metal mounts and hinged covers, height of largest example 9cm, together with an Art Nouveau Austrian iridescent glass vase, height 13cm, part service, etc.Additional InformationThe glass vase with a large chip to the top rim, the smaller of the scent bottles with very loose stopper. Denting to each, minor nibbles to the glass. The Grecian-style vase with a large piece missing from the top rim. Tea set with heavy wear to the gilding.
Lot 772
A late 19th/early 20th century leather cased set of five miniature scent/medicine bottles, a measure inscribed 'Table Dessert Tea' and spoon.Additional InformationCase with scuffs, scrapes somewhat distressed commensurate with age and use, some fritting and small chips to bottle necks, stoppers, further light nibbles and general wear.
Lot 275
A group of electroplated items including a twin handled trophy inscribed 'Addlington & District Y.F.C. "W.A. Leech Challenge Cup"' with further inscription detailing the winners, all surnamed Mosscrop to reverse, a twin handled pedestal bowl with pierced rim, tea and coffee pots, a twin handled serving tray and various cased flatware including a set of six teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, butter knives, six fish forks and knives, a part canteen and a further roll of cutlery.
Lot 1116
NORITAKE; an extensive 'Andover', 5654 dinner and tea service comprising twelve dinner plates, twelve smaller plates, eleven large bowls, twelve small bowls, two graduated oval platters, a lidded circular tureen and cover, a serving bowl, twelve side plates, twelve saucers, eleven cups, a teapot, two small lidded twin handled bowls and two jugs.Additional InformationMinor knife marks and minor rubbing to the gilding, but overall a well presented set.
Lot 302
A group of electroplated items comprising a three piece floral, scroll and swag decorated tea set, the teapot with ivory insulators, a Walker & Hall Ltd salver, a cased pair of servers and an oak canteen of six fish knives and forks with simulated ivory handles and hallmarked silver ferrules.Additional InformationLight general wear throughout.
Lot 1145
ROYAL ALBERT; an 'Old Country Roses' part tea set comprising eight teacups, saucers and side plates, oval dish, cake stand, a pair of peppers, two sugar bowls and a cream jug, second quality.Additional InformationSecond quality as stated, some light scratches and general wear, otherwise pieces appear in good condition.
Lot 1100
A mixed group of ceramics including an art pottery ewer, height 34cm, an Adams blue jasperware jug and vase/urn, a Burleigh Ware jug featuring rabbits, a Spode gilt and transfer floral decorated trio, cake stands including a Hammersley 'Dresden Sprays' pattern example, a Shelley floral decorated sandwich plate, Crown Ducal floral decorated pair of vases and twin handled bowl, T. G. & Co Ltd Cornish kitchen ware lidded jar, an Aynsley transfer fruit decorated dish with D Jones signature, a Chinese shaped bowl (af), a Royal Albert gilt decorated part tea set comprising six side plates and saucers, etc.Additional InformationMixed condition, no obvious damage, but due to the extensive group nature of this lot it is impossible to individualise and no returns will be accepted upon this basis. Chinese bowl cracked. Rubbing to gilt detail where applicable, including Royal Albert part set.
Lot 274
A group of electroplated items including egg cups and spoons on stand, clear glass cruet set on stand, toast rack, sardine dish on stand, cream jug, pierced dish with swing handle and predominantly Fiddle pattern loose flatware, also further mixed metalware including copper kettle, tea urn, fire tools, model dog, etc.Additional InformationSome nibbles to glass, further usual scratches, rubbing to plating, knocks in places, etc.
Lot 1103
WEDGWOOD; a group of green jasper table ware including vases, squat candlestick, lidded trinket boxes, etc (three trinket boxes af), a Coalport 'Umbrella House' and further Lilliput Lane cottages and houses, a series of Wedgwood 1980s and 1990s collectors' year plates, two further royal commemorative plates, a Wedgwood 'Chinese' tyg, a Mason's 'Vista' lidded ginger jar, a Portuguese faience-type lidded ginger jar, two Royal Worcester jars with transferred bird decoration and chromed metal mounts (one af), a Maling lidded ginger jar (lid af), an Aynsley vase, a Coalport jar, a Coalport 'Pagent' six piece miniature/doll's house tea set (cup af and pot missing lid), a similar Spode cup and saucer and a Spode stand.Additional InformationThe lid of one of the trinket boxes and the body of another trinket box are af, cracked and chipped. The interior rim of another one chipped, further usual surface scuffs and marks. Several of the Lilliput Lane houses with chips, abrasions and losses. One of the Worcester lidded jars with chip to foot rim. Maling lid cracked. The Coalport miniature tea cup cracked, teapot missing lid, as stated.
Lot 1166
A collection of 19th century and later glassware including rummers with panelled decoration, height 15cm, three glass wine glasses, a set of six shot glasses with engraved hunting scene decoration, glass sugar stirrers etc.Additional InformationGeneral wear, minor chips, a couple of the tea strainers with little chips. The majority of the glass appears fine.
Lot 270
A group of plated items comprising a Walker & Hall three piece tea service, galleried circular tray, tea strainer, teaspoons and two pairs of sugar tongs, cased grapefruit spoons, two cased sets of fish servers, and a further cased set of six knives and forks with bright cut foliate detail.Additional InformationGeneral wear commensurate with age and use throughout.
Lot 283
A group of electroplated items including rectangular and oval serving dishes, part cruet set and further stands, pierced dishes, various spoons, teapot, a Middle Eastern Hamraz tea urn (missing components), etc.Additional InformationHeavy general wear throughout. The tea urn lacking several components, will need some attention.
Lot 199
A Shelley white porcelain part tea set, comprising of tea pot, three tea cups, four teacup saucers, five coffee cans, four coffee saucers, a mug, sugar bowl, jug, and three side plates, Rd272101 (qty.)Condition report: one coffee can broken and restoredone teacup having hairline cracks to basehairline crack to a side plate and a saucergilt rim losses
Lot 56A
A table canteen of silver cutlery, by William Lister and Sons, Sheffield, 1960, consisting of: 12 soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks, 11 table forks, 4 table spoons, 9 tea spoons, a soup ladle, 2 sauce ladles, 12 bone handled steel table knives, 12 smaller knives, a carving set, etc, all within a fitted William & Mary style oak table with lifting lid and single drawer, 71cm wide, 48cm deep, 80cm high, 122ozt silver approximatelyCondition report: Table with knocks and dinks, some items missing
Lot 91
A silver three piece condiment set comprising open salt and mustard with blue glass liners and silver spoons, and a pepper, Birmingham, 1955, maker's mark of Adie Brothers Ltd, together with a cased set of six silver handled forks by Yates Brothers, three silver topped perfume jars, silver plated tea and coffee pots and some silver-plated spoons etc.
Lot 135
A Victorian three piece silver tea set comprising teapot with half reeded body, ebonised handle and finial, milk and sugar, London, 1899, maker's mark of Horace Woodward & Co, together with a Georgian silver spoon, Newcastle, maker's initials TW', a silver plated tray, a cut glass fruit bowl by Webb and opera glasses etc. approx. weight of silver 22 ozt
Lot 602
Josef Carl Klinkosch Kaffee- und Teeservice, Wien, Ende 19. Jh. Silber, z. T. innen vergoldet, Elfenbein; insgesamt 7 Teile, bestehend aus: 1 Samowar mit Stövchen und Kocher, 1 Teekanne, 1 Kaffeekanne, 1 Zuckerschale, 2 Oberskännchen, 1 große Anbietetasse; Griffe, Knäufe und Füße aus Elfenbein; alle Teile gemarkt: "J.C.K." bzw. "J. C. KLINKOSCH" für Josef Carl Klinkosch, Dianakopfpunze, Hoflieferantenzeichen, H. 6,5 cm bis 42 cm; 61,5 x 39,5 cm (Anbietetasse); Bruttogesamtgewicht: 7.160 g Geschenk des Königs von England an Admiral Hermann Freiherr von Spaun, seither in Familienbesitz Hermann Freiherr von Spaun (1833-1919) war ein k.u.k. österreichisch-ungarischer Admiral und Marinekommandant. Er hatte wesentlich zum Ausbau der k.u.k. Kriegsmarine beigetragen. Er vertrat die österreichische Regierung bei der internationalen maritimen Konferenz in Washington im Jahr 1889 und führte die Flottendelegationen zu den Kolumbus-Feierlichkeiten 1892 in Genua und 1897 zum 60-jährigen Regierungsjubiläum der Königin Victoria von England. Josef Carl Klinkosch Coffee and tea set, Vienna, late 19th century silver, partly gilded, ivory; 7 pieces, all pieces marked: "J.C.K." or "J. C. KLINKOSCH" for Josef Carl Klinkosch, Vienna Diana hallmark, court supplier's mark, h. 6.5 to 42 cm; 61.5 x 39.5 cm (tray); total weight: 7.160 ggift from the king of England to admiral Hermann Freiherr von Spaun; since then family property
Lot 726
A George Logan for Foley Art China part tea/coffee set compising teapot, cake plate, six plates, saucers, tea cups, coffee cups, milk jug and sugar bowl. The teapot is marked Pettigre & Stephens Ltd, The Torch China Condition Report: teapot is cracked and has chips to the underside of the lid. Three of the larger cups are badly crazed.
Lot 204
Lucie Rie (1902-1995) and Hans Coper (1920-1981) Tea and coffee set comprising four cups and saucers, teapot with cane handle, milk jug and a hot water jug white glaze with dripped manganese rims the cups and saucers with impressed seals for Rie and Coper, the remaining with impressed seal for Rie teapot 21.5cm high (11). Provenance: The current lot comes with signed postcard from Lucie Rie & Hans Coper.
Lot 19
A Worcester mug, circa 1754-55Of 'Scratch Cross' type with a gently spreading base and strap handle, enamelled in famille rose style with the 'Tea Ceremony' pattern of a Chinese figure seated before a table adjacent to a gilded stand and a bird on a perch, a figure holding a wand to the left, 11.8cm high, incised line on base below handleFootnotes:ProvenanceJohn Alchin CollectionA number of closely related designs used at Worcester during the early period incorporate Chinese figures and furniture. Many include teawares set out on a low table, and a seated or kneeling lady holding what may be a sprig of tea leaves. This pattern is found on mugs, cider jugs and coffee pots, but curiously in spite of the subject matter, the 'Tea Ceremony' pattern was not used on teawares at Worcester. All versions of the design were executed with remarkable attention to detail. They are found on so-called 'Scratch Cross' wares with a distinct greyish tint to the glaze, presumably done to mirror imported Chinese examples decorated in the same style.This 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
Lot 400
George III silver three-piece tea service comprising teapot with ebony handle, 16cm high, milk jug, 9.5cm high and two-handled sugar bowl, 10.5cm high, all on ball feet, London 1811, 1813 and 1814, maker Mark Starkey (teapot 20.9ozt, milk jug 5.5ozt, sugar bowl 8.1ozt), pair of sugar nips, London 1874, maker Francis Higgins II, 2oz and set of six teaspoons, initialled 'FB' to handle, London 1841, maker Charles Lias, 3.5ozt in a Waylett & Mannington, 534 Oxford Street, London rectangular wooden box with brass handle, 47cm x 19.5cm (sugar nips and teaspoons not do match the service) Condition ReportSugar nips and teaspoons do not match the serviceTeaspoons do not match the sugar nips Minor ding to sugar bowl Some hall marks (not clear on each piece, clearest hallmarks on the teapot, rubbed on jug and sugar bowl)
Lot 192
A set of five 18th century Chinese export blue and white tea bowls, Qianlong period (1736-95) each painted with the same design in underglaze blue with figures and dwellings in idyllic river landscapes, Qing dynasty, 9.5 cm diameter (5) Two bowls are good condition without any chips, cracks or restoration. One bowl with small rim chip and foot rim chip, one with two hairlines and the last bowl with stapled repairs and chips
Lot 38
A George IV silver stilton scoop with ivory handle, William Knight II, London 1827, to/w a set of six silver dessert forks with loaded pistol-grip handles, Daniel & John Welby (London 1903/04) and five George III silver tea knives with vestigial gilding and loaded handles, Moses Brent, London 1807 (12)Knives all with detached/loose handles
Lot 8
Two epns cocktail shakers, a four-piece half-reeded tea/coffee set, Old Sheffield plate chamberstick, half-pint waisted mug and other electroplated wares (box) - one cocktail shaker (larger) displaying tarnishing overall, upper rib bruised in two places, top bruised, cap 'stuck' on; smaller shaker multiple bruises to body, inner caop collar heavilly bruised in to places, tarnished
Lot 224
A Four-Person Picnic Set. Housed in a woven wicker fold-down front basket, the set comprises four cups, saucers and plates. Each cup houses a condiment container for tea, sugar, coffee and the like, the spirit combination teapot and kettle with a 1902 design registration number 353522. Other features include four sandwich knives and forks, a spirit container, teaspoons and an electro-plated sandwich holder. The raffia-covered internal divider and outer casing are in excellent condition. 16-inches wide, 8-inches tall.
Lot 226
A Four-Person Tea Set, contained in a woven wicker fold-down front basket, the set comprises condiment container for tea, sugar, coffee and the like, spirit-powered combination teapot and kettle, four sandwich knives and two other knives inscribed Coracle, a spirit container, glass milk container, teaspoons, an electro-plated sandwich holder and white enamelled sandwich plates, the cups, saucers and vesta case are missing. All correctly held together by its brown leather strap. 15-inches wide, 10-inches tall.
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