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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian four piece electroplated tea and coffee service, in Regency style, the rectangular ogee partly ribbed bodies with gadroon borders interspersed with shells, the teapot and coffee pot with swan neck and scroll spouts, the hinged covers with ivory finials, foliage capped bracket handles, on ball feet. Makers Walker and Hall, Sheffield. (4).
A 19th century child's silver plate three piece cutlery set, cased together with a rectangular tray with gallery, a pierced Walker & Hall fruit basket and a Walker & Hall pedestal flower vase together with a circular twin grip Art Deco period tray, a 19th century hot water jug, hotel plate teapot and a presentation silver plate twin grip soda siphon stand and a pair of sugar tongs (9)
An early 20th century four piece tea and coffee service comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar basin and milk jug having gadrooned decoration with projecting gadrooned and cast shell and acanthus motifs London 1902 to 1908, maker William & Charles Sissons 70oz together with a complementary hot water jug, London 1903 maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd 17oz
Bernard Leach: Exhibition of the Art of Bernard Leach Japanese retrospective, Asahi Shimbun publishing, hard covers in presentation box. Inscribed in ink on the frontispiece 'For Guy and Sybil (Worsdell) May 1967' with signature and small sketch of a teapot. Also affixed an ink sketch of a white porcelain vase, a typed and a written letter to the above, the former dated 9th Jan. 1971 mentions the loss of two firings due to the electrical strikes, the latter dated 23rd Sept. 1969 with a poem verso.
A matched five-piece tea service, comprising: a tea kettle and stand, teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, of circular form with tapered bases, having scrolling foliate engraved decoration, the teapot 24.5cm. long, makers John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton, London 1891-1904, 1467gm., 47.17oz.
A creamware Masonic decorated teapot, circa 1775, of globular form, possibly Yorkshire, the lid with flower finial, the double ropetwist handle terminating in floral sprays, with beaded rim and acanthus moulded spout, enamelled in black and ironstone red with Masonic iconography and feather sprays bearing inscription 'Love the Brother-hood', chips and cracks, 13cm high.
A fine Chinese silver and parcel gilt ewer or teapot and cover, with a lobed hexafoil body finely engraved with panels containing Chinese figures in various pursuits and trees on a matted ground, the knop formed as a curled prunus twig and with three flower heads, the handle as a knotty scaly pine branch, the spout modelled as bamboo, the detailing picked out in gold, character marks "Rui Long" prick-engraved to the base, Kangxi 1662-1722, 15.5cm. high. (2)
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