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Click here to subscribeAn early Victorian Scottish three piece tea service, with marks for Edinburgh 1839, maker J. McKay, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each of circular outline on pedestal foot, with C-scroll and foliate engraved borders and leaf capped scroll handles, initialled, together with a pair of King's pattern sugar tongs, Edinburgh 1882, by Hamilton & Inches (4) 42oz
A porcelain tea service, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, period of Nicholas I, 1825-1855, comprising: a teapot, a milk-jug, a covered sugar-bowl, a slop bowl, twelve tea-cups and twelve saucers, all decorated with finely painted floral bouquets within reserves and gilt sprigs on a blue ground, the interiors of the cups and slop bowl with gilt sides, with the blue cypher for Nicholas I, height of tea-pot: 13.5cm., 5.25in (28)
A Silver-plated Samovar set, Duvinina and Company, circa 1900, comprising: a large inverted pear-shaped samovar with fluted body, on circular base and foliate feet, double C-scroll handles; a teapot of similar form with foliate capped spout with ivory hande finial; a two-handled sugar-basin; a milk-jug and a shaped oblong samovar tray; and including a large silver-plated oblong tea tray with cast foliate border and engraved foliate centre, all marked with an unidentified crest of an untitled nobleman, height of samovar: 50cm., 19.75in
A Worcester coffee cup, with notched loop handle, London decorated in coloured enamels with flowers, on alternating cracked ice and diaper bands, picked out in gilt, the interior with an iron red loop and dot band, 2 1/2" high (6cm), circa 1770 See Spero and Sandon, The Zorensky Collection, plate 469, for a teapot in this pattern
A Rockingham teapot and cover, with triple spur handle and crown knop, printed in green with flowers and leaves, on four short feet, 6 3/4" high (17.2cm), circa 1840 (knop restored), and a Rockingham milk jug, with triple spur handle, printed in grey with flowers, on a trellis ground, and picked out in gilt, pattern number 1303 in red, circa 1840
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