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Click here to subscribeA silver sugar bowl and milk jug, c.1928 together with a matched silver plated teapot, all with embossed scrolling and cartouches, a silver milk jug, (marks rubbed) a silver topped cut glass dressing table pot, a quantity of 19th century silver flatware and a silver plated salver, approx silver gross weight 30oz. (lot)
A quantity of ceramics including a Crown Devon Daisy Bell rhyme jug, Crown Devon fuchsia bowl, Crown Devon 'Beverley' pattern sauce boat and saucer, two Carltonware leaf dishes, Royal Winton leaf dish, Konroy Kraft shaped bowl, mottled teapot, T. G. Green blue Cornishware lidded pot, purple Carnival glass dish, an Arthur Wood vase, and a Hamilton jug. (13)
1091 A George II sterling silver teapot 1758, London, maker`s mark of John Bayley, the domed, hinged lid with fruit finial over a pear-shaped body repousse-decorated with floral sprays and C-scrolls, on a circular foot, engraved to body ``E.B.B. to O.H. Jr. 1891``, 6.25`` H x 8.75`` W x 4.5`` D, gross weight 19.5 oz troy approximately, est: $1000/1500 Exhibited: `Old American and English Silver``, Pennsylvania Museum, Memorial Hall, Fairmount park, Philadelphia, May, 1917 (see attached copy of exhibition catalogue); catalogued therein as dating to 1759. Condition: Overall good condition. General light marks, scratches, rubbed wear and tarnishing commensurate with age and use. Weight includes insulators. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
1189 An International Silver ``Royal Danish`` sterling tea service Mid 20th century, Meriden, CT, with maker`s mark and further marked ``Royal Danish``, ``USA`` and ``Sterling``, comprising: a coffee pot (8.75`` H x 8.75`` W x 4.75`` D), a teapot (7.5`` H x 10`` W x 5.5`` D), a covered sugar bowl (5.75`` H x 6.75`` W x 4`` D), a cream jug (5.5`` H x 4.5`` W x 3.5`` D), and a waste bowl (2.75`` H x 4.25`` Dia.); 5 pcs, gross weight: 77.7 oz troy tw approximately, est: $1200/1800 Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, San Marino, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. General marks, scratches, rubbed wear and tarnishing commensurate with age and use. Scattered dark oxidation spots. A small ding to handle of teapot. Weight includes insulators. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
CHINESE TERRACOTTA YI XING TEAPOT along with two Famille Rose dishes and a Chinese tea pot The terracotta teapot lacking finial and with damaged spout, the ceramic teapot lacking lid and with rubbing to gilt, the larger dish with a crack across the body and the smaller dish with rubbing to the gilt
PAIR OF JAPANESE KUTANI VASES 18cm high; Japanese Satsuma koro of diamond shape, with figures in landscape decoration, 12cm high, two kutani koros, 7cm and 6cm; kutani vase on stand 21cm high; small kutani vase 8cm high; a teapot in carry case, along with a Japanese lidded jar and a pair of lidded pots The koro lid has rubbing to gilt; the Japanese lidded jar has cracks to the lid; the pair of lidded pots are undamaged; the teapot lid and rim are repaired
Good quality early nineteenth century Spode porcelain Imari palette Bute-shape teaware, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slops bowl, two saucer dishes, eleven tea cups, eight coffee cans and ten saucers - all with red 1409 pattern number (35 pieces) CONDITION REPORT Tea cups - one has a large crack, three others have approximately 1cm hairlines by handles. Saucers - two cracked. Coffee cans - one stapled and cracked. One smashed and repaired. Bowl - cracked and chipped. Jug - missing handle. Teapot - smashed and repaired. Teapot stand - large cracks. Sugar bowl and cover - cracked and repaired. All other pieces in good order with general age wear
Christopher Dresser - An important and rare prototype electroplated teapot - believed to be one of six prototypes made by James Dixon & Sons in 1879 and considered too eccentric and advanced for production. The unusual Oriental design can be attributed to Dresser's three month visit to Japan in 1876. This accounts for the Japanese aesthetic influence of the teapot's low drum-shaped body, which has a hinged front cover, simple angular spout and elongated ebony handle, with angular mounts raised on six peg feet. The base signed - 'C. Dresser' in cartouche, pattern no. 2275 and James Dixon & Sons electroplated hallmarks (some damage - see condition report), 11.75cm high x 20cm wide (compressed) x 11.8cm diameter CONDITION REPORT Overall body is scratched and has surface nicks and minor dents. Silver plate is worn in places. Body is distorted where spout has been pushed in and hinged cover will not close. Spout has some surface damage. Base has also been pushed in and all feet are distorted. Bottom seam is split above foot to right hand side of spout. Both ebony end extensions to handle are missing and rear handle mount where it joins body is distorted
Victorian four piece silver plated tea and coffee set comprising teapot of compressed fluted form with hand-chased foliate decoration, scroll handle with porcelain insulation, hinged, domed and fluted cover with fruit finial, on four shell and scroll feet, matching sugar and cream and tall coffee pot of baluster form, coffee pot 24cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Condition of plating is good. No visible dents. In good original condition
Victorian silver teapot of half-fluted form with fruitwood loop, raised collar with rope-work border, engraved crest, flush fitting hinged cover with flat fruitwood finial, on circular foot with gadrooned border (London 1881), Lambert, Coventry Street, London. All at approximately 24ozs, 15cm diameter
An extensive service of Royal Worcester 'Astley' pattern table ware comprising:/18 dinner plates, 27cm (10.75") diameter/17 dinner plates, 23cm (9") diameter/23 dinner plates, 21cm (8.25") diameter/30 dinner plates, 16cm (6.25") diameter/teapot and cover/water jug and cover/cream jug/sugar basin and cover/18 teacups/18 saucers/11 soup bowls/8 saucers/2 sauce tureens and stands/2 vegetable bowls, 23cm (9") wide/2 oval serving dishes, 39cm (15.25") wide, 24 hors d'oeuvres dishes/ and an 'Evesham' pattern jam pot and cover, and two shell shaped dishes/Provenance: Holcombe House, Painswick
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