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Lot 2157
Wedgwood Florentine turquoise part dinner service, pattern number W2714, to include coffee pot and teapot, milk jug, and sugar bowl with cover (29 pieces). This is first quality, not seconds. Light surface scratches from cutlery use and wear to black rim. No chips, cracks or restoration found.4 saucers and 1 plate 5.4cm, 3 plates 17.7cm, 3 plates 20.4cm, 5 plates 27cm.
Lot 1118
A Royal Copenhagen Lace pattern part tea and dinner service, decorated in underglaze blue with flowers. Condition report: Teapot - Cover broken and glued, foot chipped, internally discoloured.Eight cups in total - 1 cup, hairline and foot chip.1 cup, tiny rim chip.6 saucers - 1 saucer, rim broken.1 saucer, rim chipped.Covered dish - lid cracked.8 side plates2 soup bowls - 1 chipped to foot rim.
Lot 1135
A German porcelain part tea service, 18th century, floral decorated in purple and gold, possibly Limbach, underglaze blue factory marks to base, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, tea caddy and various cups and saucers. Condition report: Small shaped dish but for firing flaw on foot, teapot (red mark) good but for tiny chip on inner rim, box and cover good, tea caddy good but lacks lid, jug (blue mark) good but for foot rim chip. All pieces have scratching & wear commensurate with age, a few pieces are marked (see images). Of the seventy five fluted saucers, one is chipped & cracked, another has a tiny chip & a third has a large chip from foot ring. Two cups & four tea bowls, no obvious damage but several rims may have been ground down.
Lot 10
An unusual late-19th century twin-spouted Barge ware teapot with the applied plaque 'A Present to Mrs Halford, 1890' typically decorated and applied with flower heads etc. (19cm high) together with a matched stand This lot has come privately as has the other Barge ware lots (Lots 4 and 15). Lot 10 looks to be in good honest original condition with no restorations or major issues noted. There is some glaze crazing mostly to the crescent shaped plaque bearing the date 1890. The twin spouts appear in good honest original condition and the decoration is bright. The lid of the teapot also appears to be in good honest original condition. The matched stand, similarly so but it is noted that there is what appears to be an original firing crack next to one of the flower head style rosettes but in our opinion this was due to firing and is not later damage.
Lot 15
A 19th century Barge ware pottery teapot with applied plaque 'A Present From A Friend' together with one other similar Barge ware pottery jug 'Make Home Happy' dated 1885 (2), the teapot 20cm high The jug appears to be in good honest general overall original condition with no cracks, chips or restoration noted. The teapot circular cover appears to be generally in good overall original condition except for a match head sized piece of glaze away to the extremity of the underside of the lid. The main teapot again appears to be good with no major chips, cracks or restoration noted. The spout appears to be fine as does the handle. Some of the treacle style glaze does not go all the way down and cover all of the foot where the foot touches the table. There is a little discolouration on the “present” plaque otherwise appears to be in generally overall original condition.
Lot 4
A large 19th century Barge ware pottery teapot decorated in relief with floral sprays, flower heads, exotic birds and surmounted with a teapot finial in the usual way, with the applied plaque 'Remember Me' (30cm high) There is a possibility that the spout on the tea/coffee pot that is the finial on the dome topped cover has been restored, if so it has been done extremely well. The rest of the cover appears to be in good general overall condition with no problems noted. The teapot itself appears large and very heavy with the brown glaze not reaching fully over all of the circular raised foot to the underside. The rest of the piece appears to be in good general overall original condition with no major cracks, chips or restoration noted.
Lot 68
A fine heavy-gauge four-piece tea service comprising teapot, hot-water jug, two-handled sugar and creamer, the sugar and creamer with gilded interiors, each with bright-cut style foliate decoration and vacant cartouche, makers and mark of the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London, the hot-water jug, two-handled sugar and creamer assayed London 1907, the teapot with assay marks for 1908 (total combined weight (including handles and finials) approx. 1,550g)
Lot 1001A
Silver plated wares to include teapot, flatware, pair of wine coasters etc.,PLEASE NOTE: THIS LOT CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping..
Lot 1119
George III silver teapot, the oval body chased with a wavy border and armorial, wooden handle and finial, by John Emes, London 1798, 16 cm high, 15 oz. (467 gr.) . Numerous dents and dings.Heavily worn throughout.Handle poorly fitting and has been pushed into the body of the teapot.Split in wooden part of handle.
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