Red Trees & House - A Clarice Cliff twelve place conical tea service circa 1930 comprising twelve cups and saucers, large early shape milk jug, covered sugar and teapot all decorated in a stylised tree and cottage landscape with red and black banding Bizarre and Fantasque marks across the set. Condition - Teapot - Small chip to the upper edge of the body Sugar - Cover broken into three with a chip to the rim and re-glued, base lightly crazed Milk jug - No chips, cracks or restoration Cups - Two with small chips to the rim, two with faint hairlines to the rim, one with a chip to rim and piece broken from the body and re-glued, seven have no chips, cracks or restoration Saucers - Three have breaks and repairs to the rim, nine have no chips, cracks or restoration. [This service has travelled some distance having being consigned from Amsterdam. Originally given as a wedding present to the vendors mother its thought that the service could have been purchased from Meyjes & Howeler of Amsterdam. An original advert exists for the firm clearly showing a near identical service – ref "The Art of Bizarre" by Leonard Griffin.]
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A William IV three piece tea set, by Charles Fox, London 1834, comprising; a teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, each of tapered panelled design with embossed cartouches of floral displays and flower heads, with everted scalloped rims and on domed spreading foot with similar decoration (3), teapot 19cm high, combined weight 60oz
A George III three piece tea set. London 1815, comprising; a teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, the slightly bellied bodies with semi spiralled gadrooning with lattice border above and gadrooned rims, with simple C-scroll handled with foliate and shell detail (3), teapot 13cm high combined weight 48oz
A matched Edwardian six piece coffee and tea service, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1909 (hot water pot 1907),comprising spirit kettle and stand, hot water pot, coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each of baluster form with fluted bodies and everted gadrooned rim with shell detail (6), spirit kettle 31cm high, combined weight 137oz
A Minton 'Haddon Hall' pattern part service, comprising an oval tureen and cover, six dinner, side and tea plates, six two handled soup bowls and saucers, six teacups and saucers, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, a small teapot and cover and a small oval tray (some faults), together with six Booths 'Floradora' pattern tea plates and a pottery punch bowl.
A Wedgwood Capri Ware coffee pot and cover, circa 1860, the red body enamelled with Chinese Flowers, impressed mark to base (faults), together with a Wedgwood caneware bachelor's teapot and cover with finial moulded as a wheatsheaf, an enamelled creamware coffee pot (lacking cover), and a pair of kidney shaped floral decorated Derby dishes (faults).
A Crown Staffordshire miniature cabaret set, early 20th Century, decorated with floral panels reserved in gilt against a cobalt blue ground gilt with stylized foliage and orange chrysanthemums, comprising a tray, a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover and a teacup and saucer, printed marks to bases (faults and restoration).
A Copeland 'Spode's Byron' part service, comprising a small teapot and cover, six teacups and five saucers, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, a square plate, six dinner, dessert and side plates, together with a white glazed pottery wall bracket in the form of a cherub marked 'Poole England' (minor faults).
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