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Lot 50
RMS Queen Mary A Collection Of Assorted Items Related To The Liner including Chad Valley Take To Pieces Liner complete with masts, flag and instructions (G-E box F-G, faded and dirty); Minic two waterline models (both E, yellow box version lacks masts, boxes F) Kelloggs card cut out and make model (E) Chad Valley Cunard Line Jigsaw (150 pieces) (boxed, unchecked but believed complete) and another (unboxed, unchecked but believed complete) a modern Stephen Biesty Ocean Liner Cross Section puzzle (boxed) two unmade plastic kits, Acrylic cigarette case containing badges, two table ashtrays, an armchair ashtray with weighted Butter dish in the form of a scallop shell, two plated milk jugs (stamped Cunard) a cubic Teapot (for easy storage) and other items including various magazines and publications
Lot 31
An early 20th century engraved silver classical style three piece tea set - comprising teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1908, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd - approx total gross weight 1227g/39.4 troy oz, together with a near matching plated coffee pot by the same maker CONDITION REPORT: one slight dent to teapot
Lot 155
A Chinese pewter-mounted red clay teapot, decorated with dragons and with impressed seal mark; together with a Chinese white metal teapot, in original metal-mounted wicker carrying case. (2) Provenance: we are informed by the vendor that these objects are likely to have been acquired by the Rev. Jonathan Lees of the London Missionary Society who served in Tientsin between c. 1862 and 1900.
Lot 203
A Chinese Yixing teapot, early 20th century, in a modernist style, the cover with impressed mark. Provenance: we are informed by the vendor that this object is likely to have been acquired by the Rev. Jonathan Lees of the London Missionary Society who served in Tientsin between c. 1862 and 1900.
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