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Lot 399
A Russian Soviet porcelain tête à tête service c.1931, Lomonosov Factory, richly decorated with an abstract pattern in blue, black and gilt on a white ground, signed for Alexandra Vladimirovna Riznich, blue EKS and wavy line marks. Comprising: a circular tray, a teapot and cover, a jug and cover, a sucrier and cover, two teacups and two saucers. (11)
Lot 545
A Worcester teapot and cover c.1765-70, decorated outside of the factory with a version of the Scarlet Japan pattern, with bands of Oriental flowers alternating with narrow panels of chrysanthemum mons on a gilt and orange ground, a short crack to the cover, 19.5cm. (2) Cf. Simon Spero, Worcester Porcelain: The Klepser Collection, p.143, no. 165 for a similar teapot with tentative attribution to the Giles atelier.
Lot 218
A large Staffordshire redware teapot and cover c.1760, the cylindrical form applied to two sides with a tribal-like figure in feathered skirt and headdress, above a formal scrolled and floral design, the cover with three small floral sprigs around a spherical knop, a few small chips to the cover, 24cm. (2)
Lot 508
A Worcester teapot and cover with matching teacup and saucer c.1775, decorated probably in the atelier of James Giles with the Gold Queen's pattern, and an armorial Worcester coffee cup and saucer, also probably Giles decorated with the arms of the Hacker family, crossed swords and 9 marks, some damages and repairs, 19.6cm max. (6) The coffee cup and saucer with paper labels for the Stephen Hanscombe Collection.
Lot 462
A group of Worcester and Caughley blue and white porcelains c.1755-75, including a teapot and cover and a jug and cover painted with the Mansfield pattern, and two tea canisters and covers, a large jug, a slop bowl, a small bowl, and a sucrier and cover printed with the Three Flowers pattern, some damages, 16cm max. (13)
Lot 526
A small Worcester teapot and cover c.1760-65, the compact globular form painted in polychrome enamels with Chinese figures and an oxen standing beneath a tree, and a Worcester sparrowbeak milk jug painted in the same hand with three Chinese figures in a garden setting, 15.7cm max. (3) The jug with a paper label for the Alixe W. McCart Collection, no.72.
Lot 465
A small collection of Worcester blue and white porcelains c.1758-70, including a potted meat pot painted in the Leaning Rock Fisherman within moulded panels, a teapot and cover in the Waiting Chinaman pattern, a creamboat in the Two-Porter Landscape pattern, and a sparrowbeak milk jug in the Rock Strata Island pattern, some damages, 19.5cm max. (5)
Lot 506
A small group of Worcester blue-scale porcelains c.1770, including a hexagonal teapot stand decorated in the Rich Kakiemon pattern with panels of chrysanthemum, a tall cylindrical mug, a milk jug and a coffee cup and saucer, all similarly decorated in Japan patterns with a simpler version of shaped panels with flowering Kakiemon sprays on a blue-scale ground, square seal and open crescent marks, some damages and repairs, 15cm max. (5)
Lot 349
A Minton part tea service c.1820, richly decorated in pattern 178 with bold orange-red flowerheads amid formal foliate scrolls in red and gilt, reserved on a green dot ground, some damage and restoration. Comprising: a teapot and cover, a milk jug, a sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, a cake plate, three teacups, three coffee cans and five saucers. (18)
Lot 374
Two Sèvres cups and saucers 18th and 19th centuries, the earlier of gobelet a la Reine shape with a deep trembleuse saucer, decorated with gilt flower sprays and a formal border, the other of reeded form with a gilt anthemion border, and a small Sèvres teapot of ovoid form, richly decorated with puce ribbon suspended from roundels and leaf swags, covers lacking, 15.8cm max. (5)
Lot 393
A Wegely teapot and associated cover c.1755-57, the body moulded with bands of reeding and painted in underglaze blue with a version of the Strawflower pattern, blue W mark, the cover fitted with a gilt metal finial and overhead handle, 22.5cm. (2) Cf. The Victoria and Albert Museum, Accession No. 137 to A.1872 for an identical example.
Lot 186
A Victorian silver Bachelors three piece tea serviceOf ovoid form, embossed with foliate swag and ribbon decoration, applied gadrooned borders, raised on four ball feet, comprising; tea pot, sugar bowl, milk jug, by John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1892, (3) height of tea pot 12cm, weight combined 15.5 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: General wear, surface scratches and a few dents, due to age of lotLid of teapot partially hallmarkedHallmarks to side in good condition Tarnished, but can be polishedGood fair condition
Lot 238
A Locke & Co Worcester hand-painted blush ivory tea serviceComprising teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, four cups, four saucers, each decorated with fruit and foliage inside gilt and blue borders, factory marks to base CONDITION REPORT: All items are handpaintedSaucers one with small chip to bottom approx 0.3cm in sizeGilt on saucers where cup sits show signs of wear and scuffingAll teacups and saucers show scratching to the ivory groundTeapot has no structural problems, minor scratching to ground and wear to gilt
Lot 246
A Royal Crown Derby three piece tea serviceComprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug, pattern number 2451, factory marks and date code for 1914, 1915 to base CONDITION REPORT: All appear to be in structurally sound condition with no visible signs of damage or restorationMinor scratching and wear to the gilt at the handle
Lot 299
A Castleford teapot and cover for the American Market, decorated with a neo-classical design incorporating the Eagle of the United States, 26cm long, circa 1810; together with an un-marked, floral decorated teabowlFor a similar example of this teapot, see page 157 in Geoffrey Godden's,, An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain. Godden states that whilst these moulded teapots are traditionally attributed to Castleford, other factories also manufactured similar wares. Condition Report Areas of cracking to rim, body and base.
Lot 329
A Caughley blue and white teapot with domed cover and bud finial, decorated with floral designs; the base with underglaze blue mark; together with a similar, Worcester teapot and cover, decorated with a Chinese style mountainous river landscape, the last 16cm wide (2) Condition Report Some deterioration including extensive body crack to Caughley and cover chip to Worcester.
Lot 356
Early 19th century English teawares, including Minton, Ridgway and Davenport, blue ground decorated with gilded foliage and gilt edged floral polychrome panels, including: Minton, pattern 876 - oval teapot and cover, rectangular teapot, cover and stand, milk jug, bowl, cup and saucer; Ridgway, pattern 2/596 - sugar box and cover, bowl, two saucer dishes, two saucers, three cups; Ridgway patt. 2/187 - teapot and cover, three cups and one saucer etc. Condition Report Damage includes: Patt. 876 - oval teapot - crack to base and cover, rectangular teapot - hairline to base, milk jug cracked, bowl with hairlinePatt. 2/596 - Bowl stapled, two saucer dishes - one restored, the other stapled, one saucer cracked, one cup cracked.Patt. 2/187 - teapot cover repaired
Lot 349
Ridgway and Staffordshire Imari decorated teawares, c. 1820's, comprising: Patt. 2/1213 - teapot and cover, sugar box and cover, bowl, trio of two cups and a saucer; Patt. 2/1131 - teapot and cover, sugar box and cover, milk jug, bowl, four cups, nine saucers, one tea plate to/w a further teapot and cover, sugar box and cover, three milk jugs, two cake plates, four teacups and two saucers Condition Report Damage includes - Patt. 2.1213 - feint hairline in base of teapotPatt. 2/1131 - teapot finial re-glued, bowl stapled
Lot 277
A famille rose teapot and a Kaga chaire; together with a quantity of Asian Ceramics, comprising: a blue and white fish bowl; two famille rose cups and saucers; two blue and white dishes; three blue and white vases with Kangxi marks; and a blue and white vase with four-character mark (8) Condition Report Please note that there are some areas of deterioration, loss and or repair in this lot.
Lot 339
An English creamware teapot attributed to John Walton of Burslem; a Chamberlain's Worcester teapot, the interior cover inscribed 'Warrented No. 432'; and an English teapot in the famille rose style; the first 27cm long (3) Condition Report Some deterioration including loss, damage and repair
Lot 351
An early 19th century Staffordshire part tea & coffee service richly decorated in mazarine blue and apricot with foliate gilding, comprising: Coffee pot and cover with butterfly finial, sugar box and cover, bowl, teapot stand, three side plates, cake plate, teacup & saucer to/w a similar part tea service decorated with mazarine blue and peach colours, comprising oval teapot, milk jug, saucer dish and a trio, all c. 1805-1820 Condition Report Hairlines in cover of the coffee potOval teapot - chip to spout, hairline and handle rivetedSaucer dish with hairline
Lot 328
Five English teapots, comprising: a Booths Silicon China example; a Newhall example of lozenge form; a small white monochrome teapot; a Chinoiserie decorated Staffordshire teapot; and a floral decorated teapot and damaged cover attributed to Worcester, the last 19cm wide (5) Condition Report All five teapots with various degrees of damage, loss, fritting, cracking or chipping.
Lot 337
A small Staffordshire teapot and domed cover, decorated in yellow with a band of figures; together with a brown-glazed monochrome teapot (cover lacking) and a mottled glazed with moulded leaf design, the last 16cm wide (3) Condition Report Some deterioration including areas of repair, damage and loss.
Lot 341
A Meissen or Meissen style teapot and cover, decorated with flower sprays, 17cm long, underglaze blue mark; together with another teapot, similar, 15cm long, underglaze blue crossed-swords mark (2) Condition Report Some deterioration including extremity chps and loss to spout of second teapot.
Lot 332
A Staffordshire creamware teapot and cover with interlaced handle; together with an oval Pinxton-style teapot; and a small Staffordshire teapot decorated with ruins in a pink lustre, the last 16cm wide (3) Condition Report Some deterioration including restoration to the second and re[pairs to the first.
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