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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver teapot, with engraved decoration, initialled, John Samuel Hunt, London 1852, approx. 21.9 ozt (all in) 16 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by GH The size of the teapot is 16 cm high at its highest point, which is the top of the handle. 22 cm long, and 10.5 cm wide at the top, 13 cm wide at the bottom, total weight is 21.98 ozt.
A Worcester Barr, Flight & Barr porcelain tea and coffee service, comprising a teapot with cover and stand, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, a slop bowl, eleven teacups, six coffee cans, ten saucers and two plates See inside front cover colour illustration Condition report Report by GH Generally very good. All handles appear to be present and unbroken. No evidence of any restoration, some minor wear to gilding and very occasional tiny chips to rims. Report by GH Since the last Condition Report, the condition hasn't changed and we haven't found any other damage, it all appears in good condition.
A Carlton Ware Walking Ware teapot and cover, 19 cm high, with a matching sugar box and cover and a milk jug, a similar salt and pepper, an egg cup, and two plates (8) Condition report Report by GH The two walking plates are in good condition with no obvious chips, damages or repairs, but slight crazing to the glaze. Similarly the teapot is in unbroken and uncracked condition, also with some slight crazing to the glaze. The rest of the pieces are in a similar condition. No breaks, damages, cracks or repairs, but slight crazing to the glaze. Overall good.
A Victorian Beech Hancock & Co teapot with a looped handle over the circular finial topped cover and ovoid body with petal moulded rim, transfer printed with birds and blossoms and hand coloured against the pink ground, printed mark to base 'Delhi B.H & Co'. 24cm high CONDITION REPORT: crazed, chip to underside rim of teapot, some surface scratches, paint rubbing
MATCHED FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SET comprising: teapot; water jug; cream jug and sucrier, Birmingham and Chester hallmarks, 22 troy ounces overall approx. (4) CONDITION REPORT: Hallmarks a little rubbed on several of the pieces, surface wear marks, scratches, as expected, matched set as detailed, no obvious major damage splits or cracks.
GEORGE V SILVER THREE PIECE BACHELOR'S TEA SET comprising teapot, cream jug and sucrier, having egg and dart border, scrolled handles on circular bases. Birmingham, 1918, maker's mark: N.C/G Coe? 23 Troy ounces, overall, approx. (3) CONDITION REPORT: Hallmarks are fairly rubbed, maker's mark difficult to make out, surface wear, scratches, minor dings as expected, need a good clean. Hinge of teapot in okay condition. No serious repairs, splits, that are obvious.
EDWARD VII SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SET comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sucrier, all having reeded rims, raised on bun feet. Sheffield, 1922/23, maker's mark: William Hutton & Sons, 60 Troy ounces overall, approx. (4) CONDITION REPORT: All four pieces in good overall condition, surface wear, scratches, minor dings as expected, but no obvious serious splits, restoration, damage. Hallmarks good overall but slightly rubbed in areas, date letter on sucrier particularly, a little grubby, otherwise good.
EDWARD VII SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SET comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sucrier, all having gadroon pattern rim above repousse scroll and foliate decoration to body, having engraved cartouche with the initial: 'R'. Sheffield 1907/08, makers: Henry Wigfull. 60 Troy ounces, overall, approx. Tea set comes with bill of sale from A.T. Philp & Son, Royal Arcade, Cardiff, dated: 1963, sale price £100. (4) CONDITION REPORT: Teapot handle is a little loose, fairly grubby overall, hallmarks fairly clear, surface wear, minor dings and dents as expected, no obvious major damage or losses, needs a good clean. Spout of teapot a little misshapen at tip.
NEWPORT POTTERY CLARICE CLIFF DESIGN BIZARRE SERIES, HONEY GLAZE FARMHOUSE PATTERN TEA FOR TWO SET, comprising Stamford teapot, similar cream jug and sucrier, two cups and saucers with triangular handles and single side plate. (8) Printed marks to bases, the teapot 4.5" high (11.5cm). CONDITION REPORT: Evidence of crazing to all pieces. Minor surface wear/scratches & minor fleck loss to paint, Inc. small paint chip to rim of sugar bowl. No evidence of over-painting under U.V light. A little dirty with minor stains & minor paint loss. A few minor firing flaws.
SMALL JAPANESE CARVED IVORY FIGURE GROUP of an immortal figure holding a fan and tea bowl, a young boy climbing a ladder to comb his hair and a teapot on stand at his elbow. 3.5" high (9cm). CONDITION REPORT: Some damage, body shows two vertical cracks, table with teapot has been detached and re-stuck and also missing one leg. Teapot appears to be missing part of its spout. Vertical crack through the man's head.
A Chinese small blue and white 'dragon' vase , with iron-red details A Chinese small blue and white 'dragon' vase , with iron-red details, later Qianlong six-character mark, 8cm high; a Chinese blue and white teapot and cover, 18th century , and a Chinese famille rose bowl, the exterior painted with figures, the interior with an articulated figure inside a dome, 8.5cm diam
Two 18th century Chinese porcelain ceramics, to include a miniature blue and white flared spill vase, decorated with stylised flowers and foliage (probably transitional / Kangxi period) and an imari palette teapot and cover, together with one other Oriental style bowl, decorated with boy in window. H.8.5cm (vase) (3)
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