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Click here to subscribeSadlers OKT42 racing car teapot, printed with nursery prints including 'Wendy Watering', 'Helping Daddy' in the style of Mabel Lucie Attwell, 21cm long Condition report: No damage or restoration. There is a minor firing crack to the rear of the drivers neck, small patches of crazing in glaze pooling areas and minor wear to the orange enamel.
Herend tea / coffee service, decorated with puce flora, to include: lidded teapot, three jugs (one with added cover) two lidded preserve pots, butter dish and cover, two lidded sucriers, two cake stands, six side plates, six coffee cups and saucers, and six teacups and saucers, printed marks with dates circa 1940 to bases, (48) Condition report: One sucrier has losses to the petals, the other sucrier has a minor (under 1mm) nick to one petal. Two teacups and one coffee cup are broken and restuck.
A GEORGIAN SILVER OVAL TEAPOT, maker's mark for John Denzilow (John Denziloe), London 1781, with bright cut bands and vacant cartouche, flat hinged cover, tapering spout, on a conforming oval teapot stand by Richard Rugg II, London 1791, on four claw and ball supports; teapot 24cm long, stand 16.5cm long, 616g (19.8 troy ozs) gross
Two boxes of ceramics to include a Copeland teapot with acorn finial, a Liberty Masons Zebak design teapot and various blue and white plates and vintage lavender teaware, also six Williamsport Foundry American Bicentennial Collection plates 1776-1976, the ceramic plates in a border of pewter and Foundry marks to the base.
A Royal Worcester aesthetic style teapot and cover, dated 1879, of kettle form on three feet, the body painted with panels of birds in flight, green foliage and gilt panelled decoration, with a stem-type handle, printed factory mark in puce, overall height 17.5cm (internal staining and spout professionally restored)
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