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Lot 66
A Castleford type white feldspathic teapot and cover and a sugar box and cover, circa 1810, the teapot moulded on each side with a panel of a classical maiden within blue enamel frames, the sugar box painted each side with a puce landscape panel alternating with moulded panels of putti, teapot 23cm length, both with impressed numerals 22.
Lot 395
English Queen Ann pewter teapot by John Townsend, London, 1748-1801, a prolific exporter to The American Colonies during the 18th century, approx 5.3/4" tall, good mark to base, showing Iohn Townsend with inverted `N` in three places, crest with the 7 & 4 of the date visible to either side, `X` above
Lot 88
A 19th Century Chinese porcelain circular plate enamelled in colours in the "Cantonese" manner with twin vignettes depicting figures on a terrace interspersed by flowers and exotic birds, 11.75ins (298mm) diameter, and a modern Chinese porcelain tea service enamelled in colours in the "Cantonese" manner with butterflies and flowers, comprising - eleven tea cups, twelve saucers, twelve 7.5ins plates, bulbous teapot and cover, two-handled sugar basin and cover, milk jug and circular bowl, 5ins diameter
Lot 94
A mid 18th Century Chinese porcelain cylindrical tankard decorated in the "Imari" manner with a bird amongst rock work and peonies, 5.75ins (146mm) high, and an 18th Century porcelain globular teapot and cover enamelled in colours with figures within an interior, 5.5ins (140mm) high (Qianlong period - cover repaired)
Lot 98
A good Chinese Export porcelain armorial spherical teapot and cover boldly decorated in coloured enamels and gilt with the Arms of Saunders to both sides within en grisaille borders, and with conforming decoration to slightly domed cover, 5ins (127mm) high (Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period - circa 1745) Note : The Arms are illustrated in "Chinese Armorial Porcelain" by D.S. Howard, published 1972, volume I, page 349 L1 Provenance : Crisp Collection, recorded in the 1907 catalogue, one of two teapots and a stand (Nos. 827 to 829), sold in 1923 as part tea service for 17 Guineas. The Du Boulay Family Collection - By descent to present vendor
Lot 291
A Royal Albert bone china tea service of "Old Country Roses" pattern, comprising - teapot, 6.75ins high, milk jug, sugar bowl, ten tea cups and eight saucers, seven tea plates, 6.25ins, shaped bread plate, 10.75ins, two tier cake stand, 9.5ins high, six cereal bowls, 6.25ins, and twenty other pieces of tableware, various
Lot 293
A Wedgwood bone china part tea and coffee service of "Colombia" pattern, comprising - four 6ins diameter teapots (lid missing to one), one 5ins diameter teapot, two milk jugs, one two-handled sugar bowl and cover, two slop bowls, one coffee pot and cover, 10ins high, one two-handled sugar bowl and cover, two-handled square bread plate, 9.25ins, seven side plates, 8ins diameter, eleven side plates, 7ins diameter, eleven cake plates, 6ins diameter, sixteen tea cups and fourteen saucers, five small coffee cups and two saucers, and a larger coffee cup, three spare saucers, three breakfast tea cups, eight cereal bowls, 6ins diameter, and seven smaller bowls, 5ins diameter (some damage)
Lot 503
An Elizabeth II silver five piece tea and coffee service with squat panelled bodies, comprising - teapot, coffee pot, hot water jug, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1961-1963 (gross weight 61ozs - and with original Mappin & Webb box for same), an Elizabeth II silver two-handled circular tea strainer and stand by Mappin & Webb, London 1963 (weight 3.5ozs), and a silver plated oval two-handled tray
Lot 504
An early Victorian silver three piece tea service with squat octagonal lobed bodies and conforming moulded footrims, comprising - teapot with cast leaf and floral knop to lid, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Edward Barton, London 1838 (gross weight 44ozs - bearing Martyn-Linnington crest - lobed bodies worn at highlights and with old lead solder repairs)
Lot 506
A George V and Edward VIII silver matched four piece tea service with plain squat bulbous bodies, comprising - teapot, hot water jug, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, the hot water jug and sugar basin by D.P., the milk jug and teapot by J.W.C., London 1929, 1931, 1934 and 1936 (gross weight 42ozs)
Lot 101
Shelley teaset with blue rim and floral decoration (27 pieces) 8 teacups: 6 perfect 2 have possible hairline cracks 8 saucers: perfect 6 side plates: perfect Sugar bowl: perfect Cream jug: perfect Milk jug: perfect Teapot stand/small plate: perfect Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
Lot 229
Royal Albert Old Country Roses tea and dinner service (65 pieces) All in very good condition, all appear to be seconds. Gilding and glaze in excellent condition with very little signs of any wear. 6 x dinner plates, 6 x side plates, 6 x cereal bowls, 6 x teacups, 6 x saucers, 6 x tea/side plates, 6 x two handled soup bowls, pedestal cake stand, teapot and cover, sauce boat on stand, cake plate, salt and pepper, 6 x napkin rings and 6 x napkins, cream jug, sugar bowl and cover, jam pot and cover, vase and swan trinket pot, oval dish Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
Lot 243
A good George III silver six piece tea and coffee service John Emes, London 1798, fully marked, of oval form, comprising a teapot and stand, pedestal coffee pot, twin compartment tea caddy with hinged cover and fixed handle and twin handled sugar basin and milk jug with gilt interiors, all engraved with identical contemporary armorials and crests within crossed foliate sprays, bordered by wrigglework and foliate meanders, the coffee pot 12½in. (32cm.) high, gross weight 85oz. (6) * The arms are those of Parker impaling Walker, probably for Hugh Parker of Woodthorpe, co. York, and his wife Mary, daughter of Samuel Walker of Masborough, co. York, and granddaughter of Samuel Walker who founded the iron works at Rotherham in Yorkshire in 1746. Purchased: Sotheby`s, 11th April 1968, lot 79, hammer price £2700. See Illustration.
Lot 244
A George III three piece tea set Duncan Urquhart and Napthali Hart, London 1802, the lobed oval bodies engraved with floral and foliate bands, with angular handles, the teapot with stepped domed cover and ivory pineapple finial, crested and engraved initials, the teapot 11½in. (29.3cm.) long, together with an oval teapot stand by Henry Chawner, London 1791, with reeded rim, raised on four bracket feet, 6¾in. (17cm.) long, gross weight 31oz. (4) * Purchased: Sotheby`s, 11th April 1968, lot 173, hammer price £700. See Illustration.
Lot 245
A George III silver tea service London, the teapot by William Fearn, 1800, the cream jug and sugar basin by Henry Nutting, 1799, of oval form with reeded border, fine dot punched line decoration and angular moulded handles, crested, the teapot with ivory handle and finial, the teapot 11¾in. (29.5cm.) long, gross weight 32oz. (3) * Purchased Langlois, Jersey, lot 250, 1st May 1969. See Illustration.
Lot 10
A part tea service 19th century, English, in royal blue with foliate gilt decoration, comprising a teapot, 7in. (18cm.) high (significant damage to the lid and handle), slop bowl, five tea cups, two coffee cups, seven saucers, two plates and a sugar pot and cover, pattern number 1375x in gilt to base. (19)
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