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Click here to subscribeA George V silver rectangular four piece tea service with panelled bodies, angular loop handles and on flat bun feet, comprising - teapot, 5.5ins high, with ebonised finial and handle, hot water pot with ebonised finial and handle, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1925 (gross weight 56ozs)
A collection of Rockingham teawares decorated in Brunswick blue gilt and yellow, comprising a teapot, sucrier, slop bowl, two tea cups and saucers and three additional cups including basket mould examples along with a blue painted plate decorated with peacocks amid seaweed. One saucer with puce griffin mark c1830.
A Georgian silver teapot, hallmarks for London 1825-26 William Eley II, of gadrooned form with pie crust rim and floral finial to teapot lid, together with a near matching cream and sugar with rubbed hallmarks, 43otz, (3) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 106 - makers marks different to cream and sugar, hallmarks are rubbed, the pattern matches, handle loose to teapot, dent to sugar bowl, cracks to ivory mount.
A rare 19th century Gorham & Co sterling silver and iron patinated teapot with Japanesque decoration of prunus, insect and bird with twisted swing handle marked Gorham & Co W19 Sterling Iron - Height 16cm with handle up, 14cm long - overall good condition for age and usage, slight surface rust to interior, small dent to one side
A Collection of Royal Worcester miniature fruit pattern ceramicsTo include vase, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, cup and saucer and a coffee pot and a small plate (8). CONDITION REPORT: Lot 37 - all very good condition, no gilt wear.Coffee pot - un-numbered - signedCream jug no: 2791-3 - signedSaucer un-numbered - signedCup - un-numbered - signedTeapot no. 2791 - signedDish no: 2791- signedSugar bowl - un-numbered - signedVase no: 2491/4 - signedAll have R. Worcester stamp on base.
A matched three piece, spot-hammered silver tea set comprising a teapot of squat, bulbous form with an insulated handgrip, knop to the hinged, domed lid and swept, S-shaped spout, on splayed feet Charles Edwards London 1910; a twin handled pedestal sugar basin and matching milk jug Pearce & Sons London 1910
A New Hall porcelain teapot of straight sided serpentine outlined form with an S-shaped spout, loop handle, upstand rim and cover, decorated with baskets of flowers and floral sprigs (No.N171); and another of squat, bulbous, oval design with a swept spout, loop handle, flared rim, cover and floral ornament (No.669)
A mixed lot to include a multi-chopper, an oven proof casserole dish with lid, six fish shaped napkin rings, two coffee cups with individual ceramic filter, a soup bowl with spoon and lid by Leonard, four divided plates with lids suitable for the microwave, a pan with three compartment and removable handle, a single teapot and cup, a herb scissors, salt and pepper in the shape of an egg decorated with a kingfisher, a glass ashtray, a box of six wine glasses with gold rim by Rayware, an ornamental metal peacock, a musical box, a bread basket with twin handles, etc
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