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Lot 206
Four Pearlware teapots printed in underglaze blue with landscape scenes, (8) The tallest teapot measures 14cm high Condition report from left to right top to bottom: 1:Small nicks to edge of cover, chip to spout, crazing. 2: Spout restuck, hairlines to base, chip to cover, crazing. 3: Three chips to the cover, chip to spout and to kick of handle, short hairline to rim, crazing. 4: Yellowing restoration to cover, rim, spout and handle, crazing.
Lot 207
Four Staffordshire teapots three printed in brown transfer with polychrome enamelling, the forth printed in underglaze blue with swan finial, early 19th century (8) The tallest teapot measures 16cm high Condition report from left to right, top to bottom of main image: 1: Restoration to the base, spout, chips on the rim. Hairline to cover. 2: Restoration to the cover, spout and a rim chip. Short hairline to rim. 3: Two chips to the spout, one to the inner rim and one to the inner rim. Short hairline to rim. 4: Hairlines to bass, to the spout, chip to the rim and to the face of the cover. Crazing to all.
Lot 208
Six early 19th century teapots painted and printed with various designs in underglaze colours (12) The tallest teapot measures 13.5cm high Condition report from left to right, top to bottom of main image: 1: Two small chips to spout, and to underside of cover. 2: Two chips to the edge of cover, one to the rim, one to the spout, short hairline to rim. 3: The lid, handle, restuck with filling, filled chip to the spout. 4: Handle restuck, several cracks to body. Chip to the spout edge, restoration to the cover. 5: Three rim chips, spout chip, short base hairline. Rim restoration to the cover and finial. 6: Three chips to spout, multiple chips to edge of cover. Chip to base. Crazing and some staining to most pieces.
Lot 215
Seth Pennington Liverpool teaset circa 1785 painted in underglaze blue and overglaze red, comprising of a teapot, Chelsea ewer, two bowls, six teabowls and saucers, (17) The teapot measures 16cm high Condition report: Teapot: 5mm chip and associated crack to the lid, minor firing crack to spout. Some peppering. Ewer: several minor rim nicks otherwise ok. Large bowl: rim hairline crack. Small bowl body crack to centre. Teabowls: Three bowls are ok, two bowls have rim hairlines under 4mm long, one bowl has a 1mm rim nick. Saucers: Four are ok, one has a minor foot nick, another is broken in two.
Lot 216
Seth Pennington Liverpool teapot and a trio circa 1790 with moulded bodies and underglaze blue printed borders, (5) The teapot measures 18cm high Condition report Teapot: minor chips to underside of lid rim, spout and finial. Minor peppering. Trio: the cup has a minor nick, the saucer has a glazed over rim chip.
Lot 219
Two Liverpool teapots circa 1770 -1780 both with similar moulded bodies, the first with green translucency indicating a soap rock formula and therefore probably by Philip Christians factory, painted with polychrome flora and details, the second with yellow translucency indicating a bone ash formula and therefore probably Christian`s successor Seth Pennington painted in underglaze blue (4) The first teapot measures 18cm high Condition report: Polychrome: restored chip to teapot lid, small chips to spout, cracks and associated chip to handle joins at body. Blue and white: firing crack and hole to body, flat chips to spout, finial missing.
Lot 221
Two James Pennington Liverpool teapots circa 1770 the first decorated with a clobbered Cannon Ball pattern, the second in underglaze blue decorated with Barbed chain and Daisy Spray pattern, (4) The tallest teapot measures 16cm high Condition report: Clobbered teapot: lid restuck, large sections of flange missing, two chips and a short hairline to spout, peppering to glaze. Blue and White teapot: two chips 1cm wide to rim of lid, 4.5cm section restuck. The base has a short hairline to rim as well as a crack from the rim to the spout. The spout has a large chip.
Lot 229
Two English porcelain teapots circa 1790 the first by Worcester decorated with a gilt design, the second by Caughley decorated with `Pagoda` pattern, `S` mark to base, (4) 14cm high Condition report: Worcester pot: three small flat chips to the teapot lid, minor gilt wear. Caughley pot: small chips to the lid, section of the end of the spout lacking.
Lot 232
Staffordshire Salt glazed teapot circa 1750 painted with oriental figures within garden scenes, (2) 11.5cm high Condition report: Several cracks to the body, the spout (with filled chip) reattached to the body. The cover is probably matched to the teapot as it does not sit properly within the recessed rim, it has a small rim chip.
Lot 3
A collection of miniature jugs and vases to include an early 19th century pearlware barrel shaped jug printed with the 'Boy in the Buffalo' pattern, an earthenware miniature pedestal jug, 9cm high, a Coalport miniature jug printed with dog roses, a Staffordshire cobalt ground miniature jug, a Mintons florally decorated miniature teaservice comprising teapot, cream jug, sugar bowl, cup and saucer, two small Crown Staffordshire vases, a Coalport Indian Tree pattern jar and cover, and coffee pot, a miniature Royal Doulton Series Ware jug, a Continental florally decorated baluster vase and cover (11)
Lot 7
A small collection of miniature Royal Crown Derby and other Imari wares, to include a Derby Imari tyg, 4.5cm high, a small Derby porcelain jug decorated with rose sprays, 5.5cm high, a miniature Royal Crown Derby Imari teacup and saucer, a hexagonal miniature teajar and cover, a small Imari pear-shaped vase, a boat-shaped miniature Imari jug, a miniature Imari mug, 3.5cm high, a Royal Crown Derby teapot and cover decorated with purple floral sprays, and a early 19th century Staffordshire miniature jug and basin set florally decorated against a cobalt ground, the jug 6cm high, the basin 9.5cm diameter, and a near matching two handled minature globular vase, 4.5cm high (damages throughought)
Lot 8
A quantity of Miles Mason bat-printed tea and coffeewares in the Shepherd pattern, circa 1800, comprising 4 teacups, 2 coffee cups, 4 saucers, 14cm diameter, a twin handled sugar basin and cover with stand, teapot and cover, slop bowl, 16cm diameter, together with a bowl printed with a female shepherdess, 13cm diameter, two Miles Mason coffee cups printed with mythological scenes, and two side plates with landscape scenes, some pieces with impressed M. Mason marks (some at fault) (19)
Lot 11
A group of 'Boy in the window' pattern teawares, early 1800s, comprising a Miles Mason teabowl, 9cm diameter, a Miles Mason, 19.5cm diameter, a similar plate with a pierced rim, 20cm diameter, together with a 'Pattern Book' factory group teapot and cover (4) Footnote: The 'Pattern Book' factory group has been connected by its numbered patterns to a pattern-book of unknown origin that is in the V & A (Grainger's Worcester has been suggested as a possible source). A teapot of corresponding type, but decorated with a different pattern, is illustrated by Robin Emmerson in 'British Teapots & Tea Drinking' as no. 364 on pl. 115, and is dated to c.1800.
Lot 47
A small Wedgwood 'Queen's Ware' creamware teapot, circa 1765, over-glaze printed in black by Sadler & Green in Liverpool with two pheasants picknicking and a girl holding a hay-rake, unmarked 12cm high Footnote: See Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.28, no. B6-15 for a delftware tile with the same design
Lot 330
An early 20th Century Chinese silver three piece tea set, comprising teapot and cover with overhead swing handle, milk jug and sugar bowl, and matching sugar tongs, each squat globular body decorated in relief with a dragon, Shanghai circa 1910 by Luen Hing, together with a matched Mappin & Webb Prince`s plate teapot and hot water jug with matching decoration (minor faults).
Lot 335
A Victorian plated circular entrée dish and cover by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, engraved with a foliate band within gadrooned borders, fitted with a turned handle and three section divide to interior, together with a pair of plated fish servers, muffin dish and cover, teapot, sugar caster, toast rack, mug, a pair of bonbon dishes and a collection of plated cutlery.
Lot 1460
A Berlin porcelain part tea set, 19th Century, comprising teapot and cover, tea caddy and cover, shaped dish and four cups and saucers, each painted with figures in landscapes within gilt scroll framed pink scale borders, underglaze blue factory mark and impressed marks to bases (some faults).
Lot 1474
A Wedgwood bone china `Rex Whistler Design` part tea service, decorated with monochrome vignettes of `Clovelly` within scattered flowers, comprising teapot and cover, three cups and saucers, a plate and two sugar bowls (minor faults), a Hammersley part tea service, decorated with violets, a set of six Royal Worcester porcelain coffee cans and saucers (faults), and two other part tea services.
Lot 1540
A Chelsea porcelain hexagonal teapot and cover, circa 1750-1755, the body decorated in the Kakiemon palette with blossoming prunus, bamboo and banded hedge, the reverse with a ho-o bird in flight, unmarked, height approx 12cm, bearing `Kate Foster Ltd` paper label (spout restored, metal reinforcement to handle, minor chips and wear). Provenance: accompanied by a purchase invoice from Kate Foster Ltd, dated 25th May 1977.
Lot 1559
A Wedgwood `Colonnade` pattern part tea service, comprising a cake plate, eight plates, five cups and eight saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl, a Spode `Victorian Violets` pattern square shaped dish, five Ardleigh Elliott & Sons porcelain musical boxes and covers, each decorated with Russian figures and dancers, a Langham glass model of a bird, a glass model of a Koala bear, an enamelled teapot and a Hammersley bone china model of a piano.
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