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Lot 1504
A VICTORIAN PLATED MATCHED FOUR PIECE TEA SET AND A SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS WITH MATCHING SUGAR TONGSThe kettle and the milk jug detailed Phillips 23 Cockspur St, London, the teapot and the sugar bowl by Elkington and Co, the spoons and tongs all London 1901, combined weight 74 gms, casedIvory licence number WBQ9EDSQ and 8U2ZMVL4 (2 licences for two teapots)
Lot 1466
A SILVER MILK JUG, A SILVER MOUNTED OVAL TEAPOT STAND AND A SMALL SILVER BOWL (3)The milk jug with a fluted handle, decorated rim and raised on four bun feet, Newcastle 1818, the oval teapot stand with a wooden base, London 1904, the sugar bowl raised on three feet, London 1919, combined weight of the jug and the bowl 230 gms
Lot 529
A Royal Worcester 'Painted Fruit' teapot and cover by Peter Platt, circa 1970Of generous size, fully painted with autumn fruits on a mossy ground, between a gilt gadrooned rim and foot, the handle and spout similarly gilt, the cover with a stylised acanthus flower finial, signed 'P Platt', 16cm high, black printed marks (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 375
A Lowestoft toy teapot and cover and two creamboats, circa 1762-80The teapot printed in blue with a version of the 'Three Flowers' pattern below tramline borders, 9.2cm high, one creamboat of fluted form with an angular handle, painted with a Chinese hut on an island, a lattice and flower border inside, 11cm long, the second of 'Low Chelsea Ewer' type, painted with floral sprays above the leaf-moulded foot, 9cm long (4)Footnotes:A similar fluted creamboat or butterboat was sold by Bonhams on 9 September 2009, lot 129.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 240
A rare Chelsea teapot and a cover, circa 1750Of moulded, fluted form, the straight spout, finial and lop handle also finely ribbed, the teapot painted in kakiemon style with the so-called 'Red Tiger' pattern, the front with a celestial dragon, its scales picked out in red and gold, coiled around bamboo beside flowering prunus, the reverse with a long-tailed tiger gazing up at flying insects, below a red and turquoise zig-zag border, the cover with prunus issuing from a purple branch, with a red foliate border, 12.5cm high (2)Footnotes:ProvenanceSelwyn Parkinson Collection, Sotheby's, 11 October 1966, lot 235Bonhams, 7 December 2005, lot 61Crane Collection, Bonhams, 31 March 2010, lot 65Sylvia and Alan Low CollectionIllustrated by Frank Tilley, Teapots and Tea (1957), pl.17, fig.60. For a similar teapot see Simon Spero's 1999 exhibition catalogue, p.6, fig.3. The 1755 Chelsea sale catalogue included teawares of a 'Twisted Dragon' pattern, most likely a reference to the design found on the present lot. A pair of silver-shaped plates of this pattern was sold by Bonhams on 15 November 2017, lot 175. The cover on the present example is painted with another kakiemon pattern found on Chelsea dessert wares and occasionally on teawares.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 184
A Staffordshire saltglaze stoneware teapot, a Prattware model of a sphinx and a dated creamware saucer, circa 1750-1790The teapot in the exuberant form of a seated camel, its neck forming the spout, applied with a dolphin handle, 23cm long, the pearlware sphinx picked out in ochre and brown, 8.3cm high, the crisply fluted saucer painted in blue with an oriental landscape, a cartouche within the diaper border inscribed 'Eliz. Rose. 1778.' in black enamel, 12.7cm diam (3)Footnotes:ProvenanceWith Jonathan Horne (sphinx)With Garry Atkins (saucer)A camel teapot likely made from the same mould as the present lot is in the Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas and is illustrated by Ross E Taggart, The Burnap Collection of English Pottery (1967), p.77, fig.214.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 328
A rare Chelsea bowl, circa 1760-65 Of generous size and straight-sided, flared form, decorated in green camaieu with a continuous detailed European landscape, featuring trees, ruinous towers within a town and mountains in the distance, birds in flight above, between gilt dentil borders, 18.2cm diam, gold anchor mark Footnotes: For an almost identical bowl see the ECC 1927-1948 Commemorative Exhibition (1948), pl.52, fig.240. A conical teapot and cover with related decoration from the Zorka Hodgson Collection was sold by Bonhams on 10 September 2008, lot 15. Similar decoration in green monochrome is found on Worcester and Chinese porcelain decorated in London. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 409
A fine Derby cabaret teapot and cover and sucrier and cover, circa 1777-79the globular teapot with a wishbone handle and leaf-moulded spout, finely decorated with a band of gilded vertical stripes on a green ground within blue borders enlivened with white enamel and gold, the sucrier with a delicate flower bud finial set upon a gilt stem, teapot 16.2cm long, sucrier 8.5cm high, crown and D marks in blue (4)Footnotes:Illustrated by Stephen Mitchell, The Marks on Chelsea-Derby and Early Crossed-Batons Useful Wares (2007), pl.89, M10 and M11, the teapot also illustrated on the front cover. The Derby sale catalogue at Christie's in May 1779 included two lots described as 'an elegant dejeune enamelled with a fine green ground, striped with gold and blue and gold antique border'. A similar sucrier and matching saucer was sold by Bonhams on 9 September 2009, lot 268.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 348
A rare Worcester teabowl, circa 1756, and its prototype Chinese saucer, Yongzheng, circa 1723-35Thinly potted and finely painted in famille rose style with an extensive mountainous Chinese river landscape, a bridge linking to a fenced compound containing a kiln-like structure, two figures in the foreground, one on horseback and the other on foot carrying packages slung from a rod across his shoulders, huts on high stilts behind them, a figure in a sampan and pagodas in the distance, the inner rim with a puce diaper border reserved with panels of gilt florets, 8cm high, the saucer delicately enamelled with an identical scene in Yongzheng painterly taste, 11.6cm diam (2)Footnotes:Many Worcester patterns of this period were adapted from Chinese originals. The design of the teabowl in the present lot is exceptional in its use of depth and perspective, closely following that of the Chinese saucer, suggesting that it could have been made as a replacement or matching for an earlier Chinese tea service. Another Worcester teabowl combined with a Chinese saucer in this pattern from the H Rissick Marshall Collection is in the Ashmolean Museum and a Worcester teapot is in the Victoria and Albert Museum (inv. no.C.74-1946). A Worcester bowl in this pattern from the Ralph Kenber Collection was sold by Bonhams on 15 December 2020, lot 159.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 16
Collection of Aynsley 'Orchard Gold' pattern decorative china, including tea ware, vases, pin dishes, etc.Condition report:There is some loss of paint to the centre of the textured shallow bowl. There is a chip to the base of the teapot. There are some fine surface scratches to the centre of a saucer. There is a repair to the small comport. Please see additional uploaded images.
Lot 110
Chinese Red CHina teapot, a cloisonne vase, brass figure, a carved Indian panel, and a pierced brass orb.Condition report:Teapot: some very small chipping to the outline of the cover, a pin-head sie chip to the spout, otherwise good. Cloisonne vase: good overall, no significant dents or bruising, minor surface wear.Pierced brass orb - finial has been compressed. hinge repaired. The open aperture to the base has some dents and distortions.Carved wood panel - some small chipped losses throughout, particularly to the edges.
Lot 567
A Worcester blue and white teapot and a cover and cabbage leaf moulded mask jug, c1770 and c1780, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Fence and Natural Sprays Group patterns respectively, jug 20cm h, printed hatched crescent in underglaze blue Jug - restored. Teapot in good condition. Cover - restored
Lot 348
A George IV silver teapot, the gadrooned rim with shells at intervals, crested, handle with ivory insulators, 16cm h, by Joseph Angell, London 1820, 24ozs 10dwts Please note Mellors & Kirk have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot. Ref: L272JCWQ Maker's mark slightly rubbed and one or two small dents but in substantially good condition, no splits or repairs, handle secure
Lot 344
A George III neo classical silver tea service, of fluted shield or straight sided shape and engraved with pendulous foliage, the domed lit to the teapot with integral joint, teapot 15.5cm h, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1794, 32ozs 3dwts (4) Good condition, engraving crisp. In our opinion no repairs, no significant dents or wear, heavily tarnished
Lot 602
Miscellaneous Derby teaware, c1790-1820, including tea bowls and coffee cans, and a teapot and cover, in various set patterns, teapot and cover 16cm h, painted marks in puce or red, a contemporary Worcester reeded blue and gilt coffee cup and a similar coffee can (16) Cover of teapot restored, the other items mostly good but for occasional slight wear
Lot 386
A Victorian silver tea service, of ovoid design, chased and engraved with festoons and strapwork in beaded borders, the teapot with 'duck's head' spout and ivory insulators, 20cm h, by Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1872 and 1873 and PODR lozenge shaped mark for 6 March 1868, 49ozs 5dwts (3) Please note Mellors & Kirk have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot. Ref: 8G543FST One or two slight dents, but in altogether good condition. Handle secure, engraved with the contemporary initial C
Lot 357
An Edwardian silver tea service, with gadrooned rim, on paw feet, 15cm h, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1902 and 1903 and marked for the retailer Finnigans London, Manchester & Liverpool, later (?) Dutch import mark, 37ozs 8dwts (3) Good condition, no inscriptions or engraving, teapot handle secure
Lot 739
A Grainger's Worcester blue and white Moss Fibre pattern tea service, c1880, including a muffin dish and cover, 21cm diam, impressed and printed marks, a Belleek shamrock basket, 20th c, three strand, 13cm, impressed mark, a Belleek vase, cache pot and sugar bowl of later date, an English porcelain plate, 1893, painted with wild flowers and autumnal leaves with raised gilt insects, including a spider and web, 23cm diam, signed E Jones and dated 27/10/93 and 23/2/94 and an earlier Royal Worcester plate and teapot stand, similarly painted with heaths or wildflowers (3) An Ernest Jones is recorded as a 'boy apprentice' at the Worcester factory in 1888 (source Sandon: p.96) Grainger's tea service - Several items with wear to gilding. Signed Jones plate in good condition save for some slight wear to the rim. Smaller of the last two items with hairline crack
Lot 617
Five late 18th c English blue and white sparrow beak jugs, a sauce boat, teapot and coffee cup, to include a Lowestoft jug, John Pennington Horse Tail pattern jug and Seth Pennington Peony and Fence pattern sauceboat Lowestoft cream jug - mushroom coloured stain on tip of beak and a short firing crack, handle broken and restuck. Liverpool sparrow beak jug - a piece of the rim broken out and restuck without loss. Sauceboat tiny stained rim chips. Coffee cup in good condition. Teapot - spout damaged
Lot 609
A Derby Witches pattern teapot, cover and stand and broth bowl and cover, c1825, teapot and cover 13cm h, red painted mark, a contemporary Derby silver shaped teapot and cover and sugar box and cover, enamelled in purple and gilt with a set pattern, a matching cup and saucer and a further Derby saucer (12) Witches pattern teapot cover - broken and re-stuck, crack in spout. Sugar box stained
Lot 551
REBECCA EMES & EDWARD BARNARD; a fine George IV hallmarked silver teapot with bud finial, loop handle, and detailed embossed decoration throughout, with engraved armorial to a cartouche, with inscription to the base 'Presented by John Garratt Lord Mayor of London to His Chaplain Jacob George Wrench D.C.L. Nov. 8th 1825', London 1825, length 25cm, height 21cm, approx. 34.67ozt/1078.5g. APHA ref EASAVQ6U
Lot 44
ART DECO PERIOD PRESENTATION SILVER 3 PIECE TEA SERVICE, other small silver and EPNS ware, the service comprising teapot with ebonised handle and lid knop, 15.5cms H, 28cms across, two-handled sugar basin, 10cms H, 16.5cms across and a milk jug, 9cms H, 15.5cms across, matching hallmarks for Sheffield 1934, Jubilee mark, Maker Frank Cobb & Co Ltd, 28.8ozt gross, the teapot inscribed 'Presented to Brother H R Turnbull and Mrs Turnbull by members of the Goodwill Lodge No 4358 as a token of esteem 1935', the sugar basin and milk jug with monogrammed initials, further silver items include a tea strainer, Sheffield 1954, Maker Emile Viner, 14cms L, 8.5cms diameter lobed trinket dish, Birmingham 1973, assay bicentenary mark, Maker A Marston & Co, 2.6ozt combined, two further hallmarked part items, scrap content only, along with two silver plated items
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