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Lot 1111
COLLECTION OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY MOULDED BELLEEK TEA WAREall in cream porcelain with hand-painted green rims, including a moulded shell teapot with side handle on three shell feet, a matching tea cup, sugar bowl and five saucers; together with another teapot, moulded in a similar style with a top handle, most with black factory stamp, larger teapot 18.5cm long (9)
Lot 1138
LATE 19TH CENTURY COPELAND TEA SERVICEmarked 'Copland China/Spode Copeland', in a Chinoiserie pattern with Imari influences, comprising a teapot, cream jug, sugar bowl and oval plaque tray, all with silver plated mounts, the paw-footed twin handled tray mount with a Walker & Hall stamp, tray 41cm long
Lot 1140
19TH CENTURY PART TEA SERVICE OF ROCKINGHAM DESIGN decorated with gilt and buff leaf borders, to comprise tepot, larger sugar with cover and cream, smaller sugar and cream, two cake plates, another plate/stand, seven tea bowls, four smaller cups and fifteen saucers, some bearing the Royal Coat of Arms to the base and numbered 6490 and 2490 in areas, the teapot 30cm wide
Lot 171
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese blue and white teapot and cover of ovoid form, the handle and spout formed as a stylised dragon, the body decorated with two pairs of circular panels depicting cockerals and traditional foliate motifs, four character mark to base, h. 16 cm CONDITION REPORT: Handle with chip, underside of base with chip.
Lot 1242
A George V hallmarked silver four piece matched tea set comprising a teapot of shaped oval form with fluted corners, length including spout and angled ebonised handle 32cm, a baluster hot water jug, a twin handled sugar bowl, and a cream jug, teapot by Viner's, Sheffield 1928, the rest by Kirwan & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1928, combined approx 57ozt.
Lot 1243
A George V hallmarked silver three piece tea service of circular form with flattened sides, the jug and sugar bowl with looped handles, S. Blanckensee & Sons, Chester 1924, combined approx 28.73ozt. CONDITION REPORT: Tarnishing to all three pieces, small dents to teapot and jug, slightly larger dent to sugar bowl.
Lot 1246
A George V hallmarked silver three piece bachelor's tea set comprising a teapot of rounded rectangular form with shaped top rim, length including spout 20cm, and ebonised loop handle, a twin handled sugar bowl, and a cream jug, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1915, and a matched hot water jug, Chester, maker's mark and date letter illegible, height 16.5cm, approx 12ozt (4).
Lot 1249
A George IV hallmarked silver teapot of squat globular form with overall engraved foliate and scroll decoration, centred with a shaped cartouche to one side, engraved "Stopford", with embossed decorated and leaf capped spout and cast foliated scroll decorated rim, raised on spreading circular foot, James Kirby, Gregory & Co, Sheffield 1824, length 29cm including spout and ebonised handle, and a matching cream jug with gilt wash interior, height 10cm, combined 30.5ozt (2). CONDITION REPORT: The items were possessions of the vendor's grandparents, their Grandfather being Lord Stopford of Fallowfield, one of the first Life Peers established in 1958 and who was for many years Vice Chancellor of Manchester University.
Lot 280
A late Victorian hallmarked silver three piece tea service with bird and foliate scroll embossed decoration and engraved initial "R", John Millward Banks, Chester 1898, length of teapot 21cm, combined approx 19.1ozt. CONDITION REPORT: The lid of the teapot is broken away from the hinge and has left an unsightly hole where this occurs. Signs of wear throughout but otherwise OK.
Lot 370
A Shelley "Melody" pattern tea service, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, jug, preserve pot and cover, ashtray, butter dish, bread and butter plate, six 24cm diameter plates, six rounded square section side plates, six 14cm diameter saucers and six cups in three different sizes. CONDITION REPORT: Minimal rubbing to finial of teapot otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 423
SHELLEY; a comprehensive suite of Art Deco orange and grey banded teaware; 12132 pattern, comprising teapot, coffee pot, large jug, small jug, small bowl, two bread and butter plates, six tea cups, nine side plate, nine saucers, three coffee cups, three coffee saucers, one small side plate and six bowls. CONDITION REPORT: Surface dirt generally. Bowls: most have very small firing bubbles. Sandwich plates: small abrasions to pattern. Milk jug: very small firing bubbles. Teapot: very small firing bubbles, tiny scratches to white body. Cream jug: discolouring to orange under handle. Plates: generally small firing bubbles and tiny abrasions commensurate with use and age. Marks under rims, probably made by maker. Very small patch of staining under rim. Tea saucers: generally small firing bubbles, small abrasions commensurate with age and use, small marks probably within making process. One has hairline crack from edge to foot. Tea cups: small firing bubbles, rough edge to one cup rim and abrasion to outside orange banding. Another has a hairline crack from rim, approx. 2cm. Another has a slight abrasion inside. Coffee saucers: small firing bubbles and tiny abrasions, marks under, probably makers marks. Small dish (possibly for under jug): firing bubbles, marks under, probably makers marks. Coffee cups: very tiny firing bubbles, very small mark to bottom of outside of one. Bowl: series of 3 hairline loops just above foot.
Lot 511
A Staffordshire salt glazed stoneware "King of Prussia" teapot and cover, c.1760, length 19cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: Extensive restoration to the lid, restoration to the body, also there have been horizontal and vertical cracks which are clearly visible inside the teapot, one crack running right through the body vertically, another through the body horizontally, restoration to the spout.
Lot 531
A collection of 19th century black basalt ware comprising two unnamed shaped teapots, a Turner oval twin handled sugar box and cover, a circular box and cover, two bowls, two jugs four saucers and four cups. CONDITION REPORT: Oval teapot has badly damaged lid and chips to spout. Shaped oval teapot has restored tip of spout. Two bowls with chips.
Lot 633
A quantity of mixed ceramics including a Tuscan china coffee set of six cups and saucers, jug and bowl and coffee pot, a Royal Doulton bowl, a Royal Doulton character jug "The Lawyer", a teapot, etc, plus a Victorian decorated tall glass vase. CONDITION REPORT: Tall glass vase rubbing to gilding in parts, otherwise good condition; height 45cm.
Lot 687
An 18th century Chinese porcelain teapot of globular form, painted in enamels with two opposing figural garden scenes within underglaze blue shaped border and floral spray decorated ground, with cover (finial af), length including spout and handle 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are minor nibbles and some firing imperfections to the rim of the spout, the finial has been broken off but present, and there are four hairline cracks to the glaze spreading from the centre of the lid. Minor surface wear and dirt.
Lot 692
A pair of Chinese ceramic cargo circular dishes with ornamental mould decoration, unmarked, diameter 11cm, a Chinese porcelain rectangular box and cover, painted in underglaze blue with geometrical motifs and with scratched character marks to inside, unmarked, 10 x 8cm, and a pale blue glazed decorative teapot with applied lily pad motifs, length 20cm (4).
Lot 694
A 20th century Chinese Yixing teapot with cover, mould decorated with dragon and phoenix, length 15cm, a further ceramic lotus flower bud shaped water dropper with cover surmounted by a mouse and with bamboo effect handle, also an agate effect ceramic water dropper modelled as a conch shell with associated cover (3). CONDITION REPORT: Small chip to inner rim of circular teapot.
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