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Click here to subscribeVarious items of English porcelain, comprising: a New Hall commode-shape teapot and cover (cover restored); a Worcester spirally fluted coffee cup and saucer, crescent marks; a Chamberlain's Worcester plate (cracked); a 'Dragon in compartments' coffee can; a Derby cup (cracked), various dates late 18th and early 19th centuries; and two modern enamel pill boxes
A selection of Worcester (Barr, Flight & Barr) shell bat-printed wares, comprising: a pedestal cream tureen and cover, printed en grisaille with vignettes of shells and aquatic plants, with two eagles' mask handles, the cover with flammiform finial, 17cm high; an oval prow-front teapot and cover; and three plates, one printed to the centre with a basket of flowers, 21cm diameter, printed and impressed marks, circa 1810 (some damage and restoration)
A Spode porcelain bat-printed composite part tea service, pattern no. 557, various printed en grisaille with landscape vignettes, comprising: a small round teapot and cover with auricular handle; two oval teapots and covers; a slop bowl; a milk jug; a saucer dish; and two 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, some pieces with gilt pattern number, circa 1815 (some cracks and stains)
A Staffordshire porcelain 'Rococo revival' part tea service, possibly Samuel Alcock, gilt with fruiting vine, comprising: a teapot and cover, a sugar box and cover, a milk jug, eight teacups and saucers and a coffee cup and saucer, painted pattern no. 8319, circa 1840 (some damage and staining)
A selection of H.& R. Daniel teawares, comprising: a Shrewsbury shape green-ground teapot, cover and stand painted with panels of flowers; a similar blue-ground sugar box and cover; a claret-ground trio painted with exotic birds and another teacup and saucer, circa 1830 (some damage and restoration)
A selection of mostly 'London' shape teawares, comprising: a blue-ground trio painted with oval panels of flowers, painted pattern no. 374; a teapot, cover and stand and a cup ensuite painted with pink roses, painted pattern no. 925; a 'London' shape teapot and cover and a sauce boat, cover and stand (damage, losses and restoration)
Various H.& R. Daniel teawares, comprising: an 'Etruscan' shape blue and gilt ground teapot and cover with a sugar box and cover ensuite painted with panels of flowers, pattern no. 3859 (restored); a blue-ground 'First Gadroon' trio, pattern no. 3908; an octagonal sugar box and cover painted with roses, pattern no. 3824 (cover cracked)
A Spode bone china octagonal teapot and cover, printed in blue in a Chinoiserie manner with foliage, painted and gilt in a Kakiemon palette with scattered oriental shrubs, pattern no. 2638, printed mark, circa 1820 (cracked); and a similar H.& R. Daniel teapot and cover painted in overglaze blue enamel with sprays of flowers and moulded with a foliate swag border (some stains)
A Herculaneum bone china prow-fronted teapot and cover, painted in black enamel with a stylised floral band, painted pattern no. 791 (finial glued); and a New Oval teapot and cover with sugar box and cover ensuite, possibly Grainger, painted in puce and green with a stylised foliate band, painted pattern no. 133 (chips to rim of teapot), circa 1810
A miscellaneous selection of English porcelain 'Rococo revival' teawares, comprising: a low oval teapot, cover and stand painted with flowers, retailer's mark for Du Croz Skinner Street London (base restored); a lilac-ground and white sprigged ornament sugar bowl and cover (rim chip); an H.& R. Daniel 'Mayflower' ewer; and two other various jugs, circa 1830
Two various Staffordshire porcelain teapots and covers, comprising: an H.& R. Daniel Etruscan shape example, painted with pink roses and pale-yellow and gilt anthemion panels, pattern no. 3824 (restored); and a Staffordshire porcelain green-ground Low Oval teapot and cover of waisted form, painted with panels of flowers (stained), circa 1830
A selection of mostly 'London' shape teawares, comprising: a blue-ground teapot and cover painted with flowers, painted pattern no. 226 (cracked and repaired); a trio painted with panels of flowers, painted pattern no. 341 (saucer cracked); and a 'Bute' shape cup and saucer painted in pink and gilt with hearts and foliage, painted pattern no. 113, circa 1815
A selection of Machin teawares, comprising: three shaped octagonal teapots and covers, two with painted pattern numbers, 1 & 282 (two with restored covers); an oval teapot, cover and stand, painted pattern number 4; and four various milk jugs, two with painted pattern numbers, 338 & 10 (chips and cracks)
Four various 'Rococo revival' teapots, comprising: a New Hall round teapot and domed cover painted with roses, painted pattern no. 2901; an H.& R. Daniel teapot and cover printed and painted with flowers and with four acanthus feet, painted pattern no. 4696 (cracked); two other teapots and covers; and two various teapot stands, (some damage), circa 1830
Various Staffordshire porcelain teawares, comprising: a blue-ground shaped octagonal teapot and cover painted and gilt with stylised flowers, iron-red painted pattern no. 263 (cracked); two various 'London' shape teapots and covers; two oval teapots and covers and a 'London' shape sugar box and cover, circa 1820 (damage throughout)
A Wedgwood black basalt teapot and cover, sprigged with classical figures, impressed mark (spout reduced); a Wedgwood black-glazed and gilt ovoid teapot and cover, impressed mark; a pottery low cream jug, brown-glazed with a Greek band; a pink-dip jasper low cream jug, sprigged with white figures; a black-glazed stoneware teapot and a Dudson teapot and cover and a similar jug (spout chipped), various dates 19th century
A variety of Staffordshire teawares, mostly porcelain, comprising: a Davenport teapot and cover painted with flowers, four additional teapots, a Dudson stoneware water jug; a relief-moulded mug, perhaps Hicks, Meigh & Johnson and other items, various dates mostly first half 19th century (some old damage and repairs generally)
A late 18th century William Greatbatch teapot and cover, the squat baluster sides printed and overpainted below a sponged puce pierced gallery with two scenes, one of a lady finding a rich husband, another turns away holding a paper inscribed 'Never Married', the other side with 'The XII Houses' of astronomy, traces of a printed mark below (R) (2).
A late 18th century creamware teapot and cover, printed and overpainted by William Greatbatch with two scenes from the prodigal son, 'The Prodigal Son Receives His Patrimony' and 'The Prodigal Son Taking His Leave', gilt beading below the pierced gallery, the cover with a purple sponge band and angels heads (2) (B)
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