A quantity of Royal Worcester Scottie Wilson designed dinner and teaware comprising four dinner plates, four bowls, preserve pot and cover, three piece cruet set and stand, four cups and saucers, two small circular dishes, a teapot, a coffee pot, and three further cups. CONDITION REPORT: Dinner plates: one has a 12cm stained crack running at the top portion of the plate, another has a 1 x 0.5cm chip to the back of the rim, another has a 1 x 0.4cm chip to the back of the rim. Four bowls: in good order. Preserve pot and cover: a tiny area of staining to the rim, otherwise OK. Four cups & saucers: saucers good, three cups good, one with 2.5cm fine hairline, and a 1cm fine hairline. Cruet stand: some very minor staining to the pepper, a crack running right through the body of the salt, otherwise OK. Two small circular dishes: OK. Three further cups: OK. Teapot: lid has a crack running through it, also some brown staining, there is a very thin glaze chip 4 x 3mm to the spout, a very thin 8 x 3mm chip to the base, some very light signs of brown staining to the base. Coffee pot: OK. Overall all pieces show signs of some use with tiny paint flecks and some surface scratches.
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A large quantity of Minton "Haddon Hall" dinner and teaware including three tiered cake stand, six large plates, six bowls, six medium plates, twelve saucers, a pair of graduated oval serving dishes, a pair of oval bowls, a lidded tureen and cover (cover af), a sauce boat and stand, a jug, a teapot (af), a sugar bowl, twelve various saucers, eleven cups, six cereal bowls, two platters, a boxed cake plate, a boxed wine rinser and a boxed cruet set, several seconds. CONDITION REPORT: Mostly 1st quality. Minor wear commensurate with slight use. Generally good.
A quantity of Royal Albert "Country Roses" tea ware and other ceramics including teapot, jug and bowl, sandwich plate, six tea plates, six cups and saucers, a two piece cruet, a clock, vases, egg cups, lidded pots, and other small dishes, and a boxed set of table mats etc. CONDITION REPORT: The roses in the rose bowl and trinket dish have some nicks to the petals. otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. No damage to the gilding on the rim.
Five pieces of Doulton stoneware comprising a pair of juglets with loop handles, height 9cm, a pair of squat vases, height 9cm (one af) and a teapot. CONDITION REPORT: Repair to base of one jug, tiny chip to other one of the pair. Stick good. Repair to spout of teapot. Beaker good. Larger pair of vases - bottom of one reglued, other one is fine. Smaller vases - one badly damaged at top of neck, other one is fine. No seconds.
Five pieces of Royal Crown Derby comprising an oval platter, 2451 (restored), a 19th century oval teapot stand (af), a twin handled sucrier and cover (af), a small sparrow beak jug (af) and a further jug, 383 (5). CONDITION REPORT: The tray has been broken and restored, the teapot stand has a 1cm x 3mm chip to the rim, a small firing floor, surface scratches and wear to gilding. The sucrier has had one handle broken off, staple repaired, crudely glued and this is not a good repair, also a crack running through it and rubbing to gilding. The sparrow beak jug has got four cracks and a small chips. Other jug is OK.
A late 19th century/early 20th century Belleek Tea For Two, comprising a teapot, small milk jug, sugar bowl and spoon, and two cups and saucers, in impressed basket work pattern overpainted with shamrocks, the pieces stamped to base with the Belleek second black mark "1891-1926", length of teapot 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: The set is generally in good condition with very minor surface abrasion to the hand painted shamrocks, there is a star shaped firing crack to the underneath of one of the saucers, barely visible from above, and a small firing crack to the throat of the jug.
A mixed lot of Chinese and Japanese ceramics including a large Studio Pottery vase with applied figural decoration, a canton teapot, an Imari bottle vase, a large Japanese blue and white scalloped charger, etc, also a c.1900 Chinese twin handled vase with bands of cloisonné decoration now converted to a lamp (damage throughout).
A George III hallmarked silver teapot of oval form with gadrooned decoration to the lower body and spout, centred with a shield shaped crested cartouche beneath foliate scroll decoration opposing a vacant cartouche, with wooden handle and finial, Henry Chawner, London 1793, length 27cm, height 14cm, approx 14.9ozt.
A Victorian hallmarked silver teapot of globular form, overall engraved with foliate and ornamental motifs, set with eight opposing floral decorated cartouches (two vacant), with C-scroll handle with ivory insulators and elaborate cast finial to the hinged lid, raised on a spreading circular foot with bead decorated rim, Martin, Hall & Co, London 1876, length 28cm, height 21cm, approx 27.7ozt.
A Victorian hallmarked silver four piece matched tea set of rounded form with C-scroll handles, four foliate scroll feet, ribbed spout and fruit and foliage finials, teapot Edward, Edward, John & William Barnard, London 1839, the other three items A.B. Savory & Sons, London 1860 & 1861, height of water jug 28cm, combined weight approx 72.4ozt.
A George V hallmarked silver bachelor's three piece tea set in rounded lobed form, with gadrooned rim and raised on four bun feet, with monogram on each piece, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1912, length of teapot 24.5cm, and an Edward VII hallmarked silver water jug of rounded octagonal form rising on a stepped octagonal base, with monogram, Stewart Dawson, 1909, height of jug 21cm, combined weight approx 32.14ozt.
An Italian 800 grade circular silver bowl with beaten decoration to the central panel and embossed foliate sprays to the border, diameter 19cm, a pair of electroplated candlesticks, an electroplated base of an entree dish, sugar tongs, toast rack, and an electroplated "Perfect Teapot", manufactured by Robur Tea Company Ltd (7).
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE TURQUOISE-GROUND FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN TEAPOT & COVER, painted with an extended floral spray reserved on a cloud scroll ground, the finial unusually painted with a wood-grain pattern, 5in long including spout & 4.25in high; together with a similarly decorated jar and replacement cover, 4.25in high overall. (2)
A GOOD QUALITY EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE ENAMELLED YIXING POTTERY TEAPOT & COVER, the sides decorated with a bat next to peach and with a floral spray, the underside of the cover and the base each with an impressed mark, 4in high overall & 6in long including spout; together with a black Yixing ceramic teapot, the underside of the cover and the base each with an impressed mark, 3.4in high & 6.3in long including handle and spout. (2)
A CHINESE PORCELAIN TEAPOT, circa 1900, with matched cover and with fitted wicker work container, the sides of the cylindrical body painted in famille rose enamels with a lady and boy in a garden terrace setting, and with a buddhistic lion in iron-red, the base with a seal mark, 5in diameter at base & 6.75in high overall.
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