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Click here to subscribeof circular form, with 'B'-scroll handles and spreading feet, by Mappin & Webb, London 1938; the teapot 9" (23cm) long; 35.75ozt. *CR With general wear, a bit bright & polished, a few bumps to the body of the teapot, a bit surface scratched and a bit of black pitting too Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
of circular bellied form, with scroll handles, the vessels with domed covers, turned wooden finials & volute thumbpieces, monogrammed, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1909/11; the hot water jug 7.6" (19.5cm) high; 54ozt (4). *CR With general wear on all pieces, and minor black pitting marks, the teapot with a significant dent to the body. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
of rounded oblong form, the lower bodies with embossed part-fluting, angular handles and raised on bun feet, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1928; the hot water jug 9" (23cm) high; 64ozt. *CR General wear, the sugar bowl & milk jug with their feet pushed up into the bodies a bit and the vessels rock in place & the teapot with a loose handle Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
with reeded borders, by John Emes, London 1800, together with a non-matching teapot, initialled "L", by Boardman, Glossop & Co Ltd, Sheffield c.1904 (date letter worn); the teapot 10.5" (26.6cm) long; 20.6ozt (2). *CR Both with wear, the teapot a bit bright & polished. The stand with 2 or 3 pin dents & surface scratched.
of oval form, the lower body, domed cover and spout all with part-fluting, by J.H Potter, Sheffield, c.1905 (date letter worn), together with two octagonal sugar casters with pull-off domed and pierced covers; the teapot 9.6" (24.3cm) long; 17.5ozt weighable silver (3). *CR All pieces with wear. The teapot with a repaired handle & loose cover. The casters lean quite badly to one side, the covers do not sit flush, dented and worn. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
of oval form, with a scroll handle and engraved with two cartouches (one vacant, the other initialled), by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1805; the teapot 11.5" (29.2cm) long; 20ozt (2) Ivory Registration Number 7N8PHW7M. CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit. *CR Both pieces quite worn, one of the cartouches on the teapot has remains of the initials and has been erased and now very thin - the same as the cartouche on the stand - erased and quite thin now. Hinge repair on the teapot also. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
Villeroy & Boch French Garden Fleurence dinner service to include 26.5cm dinner plates (6), 20cm side plates (6), 23cm bowl (6), 12cm soup bowls (6), 43x31cm platter, 19.5cm tall candlestick, 26cm serving bowl, 25cm serving bowl, 21cm serving bowl, 19cm gravy boat, 12cm bowl (2), 9cm tall milk jug, 20x15cm rectangular plate, 17cm saucer, mugs (6), 14cm tall glasses (6), 10cm tall glasses (4), cutlery including large forks (6), small forks (6), knives (6), teaspoons (6), desert spoons (6), 23cm Vivienne pattern bowl (6), 30cm 0149 Luxembourg serving bowl. Also includes a small range of other plates, teapot etc.In excellent overall condition. One of the side plates has a small chip to the rim on the base, otherwise there are no obvious faults.
A Shelley England art deco porcelain Tea Service Pattern Number 823342 with Blue Flower pattern, to include; teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, sandwich plate, six side plates, six teacups & six saucers. Total 22 pieces. Stamped Shelley England to base with pattern number. (22)In excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
Large accumulation of modern Chinese ware, predominantly tea sets and boxed gifts to include boxed one cash coin, boxed Sanyou Jingpin Tea Tray, boxed paper cutting in gift bag, boxed 2008 Beijing Olympics (Officially licenses) Tie, Fengyatang boxed models of the characters in Peking Opera model, Giant Panda: A collection of stamps and paper cuts book, 20 Years Palace Pu’er Tea in ceramic pot, ChiKao glass boxed tea strainer and pourer, Ming Hu Qing Shang boxed ceramic teapot, boxed chopsticks, SAIC Motor gifted ceramic tea set, Yamada Fumi ceramic tea set, Taizhou Hantang boxed tea set and tray and boxed Shaoxing wine daughter red ceramic collectable wine pot.
A 1930’s Royal Venton Holdcroft three piece hand-painted elephant tea set by J Steventon & Sons Ltd. Comprising, teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. Milk Jug stamped to base ‘Royal Venton Ware. J. Steventon & Sons Ltd. Burlsem Hand Painted’ signed Holdcroft. (3)In excellent condition. No chips, cracks or surface marks.
A vastly substantial Mason’s Regency “Plantation Colonial” pattern Patent Ironstone China Regency dinner/tea service (RdNo 82149) to include; a teapot, six teacups, ten tea plates, an egg cup, three butter plates, two large jugs, two smaller jugs, seven handled bowls, two sauce bowls, a gravy dish, a cake stand, a jug, five kidney shaped dishes, a salt shaker, a tray, 14 dinner plates, two large plates, multiple small & side plates, bowls etc. Total pieces c. 85. Buyer must collect or organise own courier.Second image: one of the two-handled cups has tiny chip to rim, one of the small jugs has a small chip to foot. 3rd image: one two handled cup has a small chip to rim. 4th image: salt cellar has chip to base. 5th image: 2 x 6" saucers are cracked, two breakfast bowls have cracks and one is chipped, one large dinner plate (10.5") is crazed, one 92 plate is faded and crazed, 8" side plate has cracks to rear.All others in good order.
A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern coffee service, 1930's, of vase shape, coffee pot and cover 17cm h, printed mark, a pair of Royal Crown Derby teacups and saucers of the same pattern, 1907 and three Crown Derby and Royal Crown Derby Witches pattern saucers and two cups (22) Coffee service - teapot and cover in good condition, all four vase shaped cups cracked or chipped, sugar bowl cracked. The six saucers in good condition. Pair of cups and saucers - wear to gilding on rims of cups, otherwise good. Of the remaining items, the smaller of the two cups cracked
A Worcester blue and white plate, c1785, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Pinecone Group, 21cm diam, printed hatched crescent in underglaze blue and a Barr, Flight & Barr teapot stand, bat printed with shells (2) Plate in good condition. Teapot stand - decoration and, in particular the gilding, worn
A Bloor Derby dessert sauce tureen, cover and stand, c. 1825, painted with polychrome sprigs, a conforming tripod dessert comport, a Derby pattern 111 teapot, c. 1795, puce marks, a Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, further early 19th c and later English pottery and porcelain, etc Mixed 'country house' condition: each piece with a degree of wear, damage, &/or repair.
An English Delftware plate, probably Bristol, circa 1750-60, with a 'bianco sopra bianco' border, painted in polychrome with Chinese figures in a river scape, 22.2cm diameter/Note: One of Henry Sandon's favourites, as one Chinese figure is bringing his friend a teapot/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection CONDITION REPORT: With two conjoined restuck, restored and overpainted chips to rim which are 7cm wide overall, with several further restuck, restored and overpainted chips to rim, some associated losses to glaze.
A Worcester Hop Trellis pattern tea bowl, saucer and saucer dish, a teacup, a hexagonal teapot stand and a spoon tray CONDITION REPORT: Tea cup in good condition. Large plate has a riveted repair and repaired section to rim. Hop Trellis saucer has a hairline crack running ¾ of the way across. Hexagonal teapot stand in good condition. Spoon tray has a hair crack and signs of old rivet repair, later professionally repaired. Flaked tea bowl has a large rim section professionally repaired.
A Worcester blue and white globular teapot and helmet-shaped cream jug, circa 1770, Three Flowers pattern, each with a crescent mark, the teapot 13cm high, the jug 12.5cm CONDITION REPORT: the teapot cover with a small chip to flange and chipping to petals of finial. The pot in good condition. The jug with a firing crack around the handle's top terminal, otherwise in good condition.
A Grainger Wood & Co. Worcester early 19th Century porcelain tea service, pattern no. 501, decorated with gilt wriggle band design on a red dot ground, comprising an oval boat-shaped teapot, cover and stand, twin-handled sucrier and cover, milk jug, circular plates, nine teacups and saucers and two coffee cans and saucers, red script mark/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
A Worcester ribbed globular teapot and cover, painted with bright flower bouquets between blue and turquoise borders with gilt C-scrolls, blue crescent mark, 14cm high CONDITION REPORT: Elements of the decoration are later. The flower finial with some small chips to petals, otherwise in good condition.
A Staffordshire salt-glaze 'Littler's Blue' teapot and cover, circa 1750-60, globular with crabstock handle and spout, glazed all over in bright blue, 11cm high/Note: from the Rous Lench Collection and given to Henry Sandon by Tom Burn/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection CONDITION REPORT: The cover with small rim chip to underside, the teapot itself has been cracked across and restuck, spout cracked around join of body and restuck, tip of spout restored, further hairline cracks to body, handle cracked and restored, all restoration with old blue overpainting and in-filling, chipping to flange.
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