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Lot 277
A matched four piece silver tea and coffee set comprising: a teapot by Richard Woodman Burbridge (for Harrods), London 1920, of compressed rectangular shape below a gadrooned edge, 14cm, with the matching sugar bowl and cream jug together with a matching hotwater jug by Charles Boyton & Sons, London 1905, 24cm, 50oz (4)
Lot 305
An Edwardian silver four piece tea set by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1906, comprising:- a teapot of compressed rectangular form, half fluted below a shell gadrooned border, fitted with an angular ebonised handle and finial to the hinged cover, 14cm high, together with the matching hotwater jug, 22cm high, and the companion sugar bowl and cream jug, 55.5oz (4)
Lot 158
A Small 18th Century Hand-painted Cream-ware Teapot Circa 1780. The cylindrical body decorated with engine-turned bands and painted in coloured enamels & gilding with exotic birds amidst flowers & foliage. Having a moulded acanthus spout, strap handle with foliate terminals and floral knop to the lid, 4 ins (10 cms) in height (A/F).
Lot 159
A 'Chintz Stripe' Cream-ware Teapot Circa 1778 hand-painted in the manner of David Rhodes with decorative vertical stripes in rust-red & black enamels incorporating broad bands of floral sprays painted on a feathery shaded ground and having a moulded foliate spout, fine beaded edging strings, an entwined rope-twist handle with floral terminals and a flower knop to the inset lid, 5½ ins (14 cms) in height (A/F).
Lot 160
A Small & Delightful Hand-painted Cream-ware Teapot, Circa 1770. The globular body having narrow edging bands of moulded gadrooning with a branch-form 'crabstock' spout, reeded twist handles with sprigged floral terminals and a floral knop to the inset lid. The deep cream sides painted in rust-red & dark brown with a lady fishing on one side and a towered building on the other, with pink, yellow & green enamels enriching the floriate mouldings, 4½ ins (11 cms) in height (A/F).
Lot 161
A Derby Cream-ware Teapot attributed to Melbourne Potteries Circa 1770 and having a baluster body with flared base, moulded with vertical reeds and striped in drips green glaze. The rim having a raised scallop edged collar of intricately pierced decoration, with a bamboo form handle, foliate spout and domed lid surmounted by a leafy triform knop, 6 ins (15 cms) in height (A/F).
Lot 115
A pair of Longwy faience triple gourd vases decorated with flowersprays (one cracked and repaired) 18.5cm high, a Rockingham style teapot, slopbowl, sugar bowl, circular dish, pair of Wedgwood Jasperware pots, Mauchlineware box, paperweight, pair of figures, glass posy bowl, jug, commemorative vase, overlaid and faceted paperweight (a lot)
Lot 288
A quantity of various black and white transfer printed tea ware xVIII & XIX century comprising Newhall teapot of caped form decorated with fisherman before castle; an unmarked Spode "Winstone Cottage" design teapot; similar stand; Creamware slop bowl; similar transfer printed lustre sugar bowl etc. the teapot approx. 18cm high
Lot 319
A XIX century pink lustre coffee pot and domed cover possibly Staffordshire of baluster form with green and pink leaf banding to the lid and body, moulded pink highlighted handle and spout, the whole on circular foot; two IX century pink transfer printed tea cups; a teapot decorated with figures taking water; various IX century Staffordshire lustre saucers; pink transfer ditto Prince of Prussia saucers (2), another IX century teapot etc. the coffee pot approx. 27cm high
Lot 320
A XIX century naive style pink lustre teapot of cape form probably Staffordshire the domed lid with hoop knop decorated with a house, the body of similar decoration with moulded scroll handle and spout on quadruple supports and a quantity of XIX century pink lustre cups and saucers the teapot approx. 18.5cm high
Lot 338
A Royal Worcester "Queen Charlotte" pattern teapot and cover late XVIII century blue square fret mark beneath; of globular form, typically decorated with spiralling bands of stylized flowers and foliage in underglaze blue, iron red, purple and gilding with floral knop, scroll highlighted handle and spout on circular foot approx. 17cm high
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