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Click here to subscribeSUSIE COOPER FOR GRAY'S POTTERY, ART DECO TEAPOTdecorated in polychrome overglaze enamels, marked to base with Pareek England overstamp, 22cm longCondition good to fair. Cover has a large chip/crack to base rim, though this is disguised within teapot and doesn't effect structural integrity. Teapot itself generally good with light wear to painted colours. Additional images now available.
Mabel Lucie Attwell three piece tea set Shelley, Mabel Lucie Attwell three piece tea set, comprising a teapot in the form of a house, mushroom sugar basin/bowl and a figural elf Boo-Boo milk jugMilk jug 15cm highSome discolouration to the teapot and sugar bowl. Firing fault to the top rim of the milk jug and some small nicks to the glaze underneath the left arm/handle. No cracks or restoration. See photos.
Villeroy and Boch Acapulco pattern tea and dinner service Villeroy and Boch Acapulco pattern tea and dinner service, 40 pieces overall to include a teapot, jug, 2 tureens with lids, 2 twin handled soup cups, 1 soup cup saucer, 4 teacups, 4 saucers, 6 side plates, 6 dessert plates, 7 slightly larger dessert plates, 4 dinner plates, 2 small butter plates. All firsts besides 1 saucer and 2 side plates that are seconds.Jug chipped spout, larger dessert plates 1 chipped to rim another with hairline crack, smaller dessert plates 1 chipped to rim and another badly cracked and reglued, underside of one teacup chipped.
FINE AND IMPRESSIVE GEORGE VI SILVER FIVE-PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE,maker The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., London 1936-1937, comprising teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, cream jug and tea kettle on stand, each of baluster form with double-C scroll handle, chased with scroll and foiliate detail, on domed foot, the coffee pot 22cm high, approx. 4,300gCondition generally good. Minor wear as per light use and age. The service has been regularly cleaned. There is a minor wobble to the spirit stand. No inscriptions.
GEORGE III SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SERVICE,maker George Fenwick, Edinburgh 1810, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each of shaped oval form, with scalloped and gadrooned rim, stipple engraved with a band of oak leaves, blank cartouche, on four ball feet, the teapot 29cm wide, approx. 1082g grossIvory Act 2018 (2022) compliant with APHA registration reference 4MW1AJMR Condition good to fair. Teapot with splits to ivory insulators and unevenness to securing pins. Also with possible split/gap to lower joint of spout. A number of mi or dings and two dents present to body. Cream jug with age and use related wear. Seam running down interior to where handle is mounted, also visible to exterior - on closer inspection this is a stable split.The same seam appear of the sugar bowl and it is clear this handle has been restored. This also has two dents to body. Each piece with minor wobble. Additional images now available. Hallmarks match.
VICTORIAN THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE,maker William Hunter II (attributed), London 1849, in the Rococo taste, of lobed form with profuse cast foliate and scrolled detail, the teapot 27cm long and with ivory insulators, gross approx. 1500g (3)Ivory Act 2018 (2022) compliant with APHA registration reference WWFM9183.
VICTORIAN SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE,maker John Alexander Fettes, Glasgow 1899, comprising teapot, 28cm long, hot water pot, sugar bowl and cream jug, all with repousse foliate scroll detail and raised on four cast feet, the tea and water pots with ivory insulators, gross approx 1800g (4)Ivory Act 2018 (2022) compliant with APHA registration reference G5BPH36T
VICTORIAN SILVER BACHELOR'S TEA SERVICE,maker Barker Brothers, Bimringham 1886, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each of oval form with gadrooned band, angular handles, the teapot with presentation inscription '...Miss Johnston.... marriage... servants of Corstophine House' dated 1899, 12.3cm high, approx. 470g gross (3)
GEORGE V SILVER FIVE-PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE,maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1924-27, comprising teapot, coffee pot, spirit kettle on stand, sugar bowl and milk jug, each engarved initial 'M', of oblong form with scalloped rim, on four cabriole feet, the coffee pot 24cm high, approx. 3300g gross
19th Century Chinese blue and white octagonal teapot and cover, painted with immortals and other figures, raised on shaped supports, with rattan insulated handle, 24cm wideThere is a loss of finish on both sides of the spout, there are pockmarks in multiple places, there is a production imperfection on the rear, the lid has multiple cracks, restoration to those cracks and it would benefit from a cleaning.
Group of early 18th Century Dutch Delftware, comprising baluster jug with floral cartouche decoration, bullet shaped teapot, ovoid teapot painted in shades of blue, green and iron-red, and three teabowls, 13cm high and smaller (6)The cup with the rabbit has a repaired break on a quarter of the cup and there is restoration on the broken piece which has been done poorly, with pockmarks, and nibbles on the rim. The cup with the faces has been broken, there are five cracks that all meet around the base this has been repaired with poor restoration, and there are nibbles on the rim. The larger cup has also been broken in several places all around and has been repaired with poor restoration and there are nibbles on the base and rim. The jug has one crack on the right-hand side that is the start of three others, one that leads round to the neck and two towards the handle, there is also one on the left-hand side that has one running across under the neck and one on the bulb of the jug that leads into two more towards the base. The rim and inside rim have heavy chipping/nibbles. There is a chip missing from the bottom of the handle and what looks like paint on the two parts of the handle that meet the jug. There are nibbles all around the base and pockmarks are present. The blue and white teapot is showing heavy restoration on the lid and on the right-hand and left-hand sides which has been done poorly, with some of the breaks still visible. There are chips and nibbles on the rim. The spout is chipped and there are pockmarks and heavy crazing present. The smaller teapot has a restored lid and handle which has been done poorly, there are nibbles and chips on the rim and base. There is a possible restoration inside close to the handle. There is crazing all over.
Collection of late 18th Century Caughley porcelain' Island' pattern miniature tablewares, comprising: 'bullet' tea pot, coffee pot, tea bowl, coffee cup, three saucers, four oval meat plates, five plates, underglaze blue 'S' (Salopian) mark to some pieces, 9cm high and smallerThe coffee pot has a small chip on the tip of the spout and two on the rim of the lid. There is a possible repair to the handle. The teapot has two chips on the tip of the spout and a crack on the spout from the tip down around an inch on the top of the spout. The cup has a repaired break on the non-picture side with two patches of infill on the inside of the rim and there is a crack on the opposite side of the handle around an inch long. The bowl has a curved crack on the left of the picture that starts at the rim and ends about 1/3 under the picture. One of the bigger plates has a chip on the rim and a crack that starts in the same place, goes in about an inch, then into a right angle, and along for an inch. One of the bigger oval plates has a couple of production imperfections on the picture. One of the smaller oval plates has a chip on the rim. One of the smallest plates has chips on the base rim and another has a very small chip and a small area where the glaze hasn’t taken, it also has a few light nibbles
An 18th century silver mote spoon, bottom marked, marks indecipherable, oval pierced bowl and tapering handle with pointed finial, monogrammed to the reverse of the bowl,13cm overall length, 0.3oztThe word ‘mote’ refers to a small particle - in this case, particles of tea leaf. Originally called a 'tea strainer spoon', mote spoons or mote skimmers were introduced in the late 17th century. The London Gazette described them at the time as ‘long or strainer spoons with narrow pointy ends’.Traditionally, tea was made by adding loose tea leaves to a teapot of hot water. When the brewed tea was poured from the pot, stray ‘motes’ (leaves) often escaped, causing the tea to continue brewing in the cup. The slots in the mote spoon would allow the tea leaves to be removed with a simple scoop. The ‘narrow pointy end’ was used to unblock the spout of the teapot, which would regularly become blocked with tea leaves.Those households who were unable to afford a silver mote spoon as well as a tea caddy spoon could also use it to scoop tea out of the caddy, allowing the powdered remnants of the tea leaves to fall back through the slots.Mote spoons, though very decorative, were not particularly popular at the time and they only remained in use until the end of the 18th century, when the larger tea strainer was introduced.
A George III 18th century silver teapot stand, mark of Paul Storr, London 1793, of traditional oval form with reeded rim, the field engraved with the crest of CALLOW, raised on 4 bun feet, 17.5 x 12.5cm, 4.7oztOverall in fair to good condition. All four feet have been pushed in a little from the underside resulting in 4 convex bruises as seen from the top. Some slight rippling to the rim. Hallmark clear and readable. Some surface scratches all over as to be expected. Slight wobble when on a flat surface.
A George IV silver 3-piece tea set, mark of Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1821, the teapot of circular baluster form with gadrooned parapet, the side monogrammed, part marked flush fitting piano hinged cover with gadroon decoration topped with a brown finial, brown handle and leaf capped spout, raised on an applied cast foliate rim with four feet, the milk jug and two handled sugar bowl, both with gilded interiors and decorative handles, to match, 40.6ozt gross (3)
A Victorian silver 4-piece tea and coffee set, mark of Gough & Silvester (William Gough), Birmingham 1868, of aesthetic design, the teapot of baluster form, the waist with a band of engraved Greek key decoration, L shaped spout with similar decoration, scrolled handle with ivory insulators, part marked, fat topped piano hinged cover with similar engraved decoration to the rim and topped with a resting butterfly finial, the coffee pot, together with the sugar bowl and milk jug, both with gilt washed interior, to match, 66.7ozt gross (4)This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate, Ref. No. SFC8CQ6S
A Victorian silver 3-piece bachelor's tea set, mark not traced (L.B within cut cornered rectangular shaped cartouche), Birmingham 1897, the teapot of oval form, lower gadrooned, upper plain and stepped, part marked piano hinged flush fitting cover with gadroon decoration and topped with a black finial, black handle, the milk jug and two handled sugar bowl to match, 20.8ozt gross (3)Teapot - Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected and commensurate with use. Hallmarks clear and readable. Finial and hinge a little loose, but the handle is firm in the sockets.Milk and sugar - Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected and commensurate with use. Hallmarks clear and readable.
An Edward VII silver 3-piece tea set, mark of W & G Sissons (William & George Sissons), London 1902, the teapot of rectangular form, lower with gadroon decoration, upper plain with gadrooned parapet, part marked piano hinged and domed cover topped with a black finial, black handle, the milk jug and 2 handled sugar bowl to match, 27.8ozt gross (3)Teapot - Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected and commensurate with use. Hallmarks clear and readable. Finial, handle and hinge all a little loose.Milk and sugar - Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected and commensurate with use. Hallmarks clear and readable. Minor bruise to the body of the milk jug.
A George V silver 4-piece tea set, mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1917, the teapot of circular form with egg and dart parapet, part marked piano hinged flush fitting cover topped with a pineapple finial, silver leaf capped brown handle with silver lion mask embellishments, the side engraved with the crest of ACKWORTH, raised on a beaded edged circular pedestal foot, the hot water jug, milk jug and two handled sugar bowl to match, 51.2ozt gross (4)Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of repair. Some minor surface scratches as to be expected. All hallmarks clear and readable.Teapot - A very minor wobble when on a flat surface. Leaf cap to the handle a little loose. Rim to the finial a little out of shape. Leans a little.Hot water jug - One or two minor creases to the body. Leaf cap to the handle not flush to the handle. Minor dent to the foot rimMilk & Sugar - stand firm on a flat surface with no wobble.
A George V silver 3-piece bachelor's tea set, mark of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1910, the teapot of squat circular waisted from, the side engraved with the crest of MOWBRAY, part marked piano hinged slightly domed cover topped with a wooden finial, brown capped handle, the milk jug and two handled sugar bowl to match, 20.6ozt gross (3)Teapot - Overall in fair to good condition with no obvious sign of repair. Some surface scratches commensurate with use. hinge a little loose. Crack to the finial. Handle firm in the sockets. Hallmark and engraving clear and readable. Some minor bruising to the body.Sugar and milk - Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of repair. Some surface scratches commensurate with use. One or two more significant bruises, particularly to the sugar bowl. Hallmark and engraving clear and readable.
A George V silver teapot, mark of S. W. Smith & Company, Birmingham 1918, of rectangular form, lower gadrooned, upper plain, part marked hinged flush fitting cover similarly decorated and topped with a black finial, black handle, 17.6oztOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected and commensurate with use. Finial and handle both a little loose. Handle attached to the body with unusual wire fittings rather than traditional pins. Hinge a little loose
A George V silver 4-piece tea and coffee set, mark of Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1920, the teapot of hexagonal panelled form with reeded and fluted parapet, piano hinged flush fitting domed cover topped with an urn shaped finial, leaf capped scroll handle with ivory insulators, raised on a hexagonal and stepped pedestal foot, the coffee pot (1919), helmet shaped cream jug and swing handled sugar basket to match, 69.2ozt gross (4)This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate, Ref. No. ATMFZB14
A George V silver 3-piece tea set, mark of Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1922, the teapot of octagonal panelled form and in the Turkish style, part marked piano hinged domed cover topped with a button finial, angular panelled handle with ivory spacers, raised on a squat panelled foot, the milk jug and two handled sugar bowl to match, 37.7ozt (3)This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate, Ref. No. ULWM72DEOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some minor surface scratches as to be expected. Insulators to the teapot cracking but still complete and the handle is firm in the sockets. All three pieces stand firm on a flat surface with no wobble. Hallmarks clear and readable.
Victorian Period Excellent Quality Colonial Three Piece Silver Tea Service, decorated with embossed images of buildings, rivers and trees to the bodies of all three pieces in a panoramic view. Marked 900 silver. All pieces in near mint condition. Vacant cartouche. Height of teapot 5'' - 12.5 cms, height two-handled sugar bowl 5'' - 12.5 cm. Silver weight 1159 grams - 37 ozs.
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