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Lot 171
A DAVID LEACH (1911-2005) AT LOWERDOWN POTTERY TEAPOT & COVER with tenmoku, blue and iron red decoration against an off-white ground, fitted with an over-slung bamboo handle, and with impressed marks above the footrim, 9.5cm high (excluding handle). Condition Report : Good condition. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 199
A MEASHAM BARGEWARE POTTERY TEAPOT late 19th century, with typical treacle glazed and sprig moulded decoration, impressed 'PRESENTED TO / MY MOTHER / FROM / ANDREW MOORE / 1889', 26cm high. Condition Report : Lid finial teapot with restored spout and handle, and three small flakes from rim; otherwise generally good condition. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 791
Moorcroft Blakeney Mallow pattern paperweight, two Shelley trios, pattern number 0168, two Macintyre marble effect salts, two Beswick male lions, Macintyre teapot and matching jug with silver mount, Macintyre Burslem tea cup and saucers to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, Royal Doulton 'Memories' jug with hallmarked silver mount (AF), and a CWS commemorative teapot for the Ingleton Industrial Co-Operative Society Limited
Lot 63
A Royal Doulton sovereign dinner and tea service (qty)The tea service contains approximately 119 pieces. The teapot lid has a large repiar where a piece has been broken off and glued back on. There is a small saucer which has a large verticle crack throughout. The saucer has been broken in half at one point with a remaining large chip still noticebly visible. the gold gilt has been heavily rubbed on some pieces of the service, with the majority of the service having areas of rubbing and the gold gilt missing. One jug in particular has a black scuff mark to the white china. A service has areas which need to be cleaned from staining.
Lot 96
Johan Rohde (attributed) for WMF, a Jugendstil silver plated three piece tea set, circa 1912, lobed baluster form, with everted denticulated and beaded rims, including teapot, jug and bowl, tapered reeded S form handles, the ogee domed lid with gadrooned band and finial, gilt interiors, stamped WMF marks, 24.5cm long (3)Note: Internationally celebrated Danish artist and designer Johan Gudmann Rohde supplied designs to a number of silversmiths, most likely including German manufacturer WMF, prior to his exclusive contract with Georg Jensen in 1914, for whom he designed the famous Cosmos service and other similar wares, featuring many of the elements seen in this set.
Lot 956
Stefan Nowacki for Lynton, a handpainted three piece tea set, cylindrical form, the teapot decorated with a stil life study of a basket of summer flowers on a marble plinth, within a jewelled chamfered square border, within pink glazed ground with raised gilded seaweed decoration, 13cm high, together with a covered sugar bowl and cream jug, signed (3)
Lot 306
λ VANESSA BELL (BRITISH 1879-1961) STILL LIFE OF NARCISSI, CHARLESTON Oil on canvas Indistinctly signed with initials and inscribed (verso) 38 x 25cm (14¾ x 9¾ in.)With thanks to Gavin Kingcome Photography for providing the photograph of Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant's studio at Charleston Farmhouse in East Sussex which shows the floral decorated teapot still sitting on the mantlepiece today. Provenance: The Adams Gallery, London Sotheby's, London, 6 November 2007, lot 30, where purchased by Robert KimeThe present work was most likely painted in the early 1950s in Grant's studio at Charleston, the vase being on the high mantelshelf (where it can still be seen today in the same position, now with reduced spout). Pheasant-eye narcissi were a favourite of Bell's.We are grateful to Richard Shone for his kind assistance in cataloguing this work. Condition Report: Not relined. Light horizontal cracking across the surface most notable to the upper left quadrant. Inspection under UV reveals no obvious evidence of restoration or repair. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 301
A group of six Coalport Miniature tea sets including Red Willow pattern bachelor tea set, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, cup, saucer, side plate, printed marks;Hong Kong pattern bachelor tea set, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, cup, saucer, side plate, printed marks; Rosenthal Miniature Green Floral Spray pattern tea set, for two, comprising teapot, saucer, milk jug, two cup, saucer, side plate trios, printed marks; etc (6 sets)
Lot 123
A Continental white metal three piece tea set, early 20th century, comprising a teapot, sugar pot and milk jug, the baluster shaped teapot with beaded rim and polished wooden handle, each piece raised on four c-scroll pad feet, all stamped 'Silver' to underside, teapot 16 cm high, combined weight 836 grams
Lot 211
A George IV silver matched teapot and milk jug, the teapot by 'DM', Glasgow 1822, the milk jug by William Stroud, London 1821, the teapot of circular squat form with profuse embossed flowers, c-scroll and empty cartouche, scroll handle with ivory spacers, on four scrolled paw feet, the jug similarly designed, teapot 29 cm long, combined weight 1080 gramsIvory declaration ref: W18TX1UT
Lot 48
A George III silver teapot by Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes & John East Dix, London 1818, rounded rectangular form with scroll handle mounted with ivory spacers, the top with egg and dart rim, the side with engraved monogram and inscription, on ball feet, 29 cm long, weight 640 gramsIvory declaration ref: YLUTKU24
Lot 1
A Caughley 'Fisherman' or 'Pleasure Boat' teapot and covercirca 1785-90of globular form with a ridged handle, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the main pattern below an associated cell diaper and spearhead border, unmarked, 15.5cm highCondition:Hairline and a chip to the spout. Small chip to the cover's rim and a further smaller chip to the underside of the cover. Scratches and glaze pitting to the exterior of the teapot.
Lot 110
A collection of Coalport 'Coalbrookdale' floral-encrusted wares, circa 1825-30 comprising a spill vase, the unglazed base with a blue printed 'Coalport' mark, 8.5cm high; an ink well with cover and liner, raised on four paw feet, underglaze blue 'CD' mark, 9cm high; a small twin-handled cup on quatrelobe raised base, nicely painted with flowers, 8.5cm high; a ring stand, with small figural head to the top of the column, 10cm diameter; and a matched miniature or toy tea service, comprising teapot and cover, teacup and saucer, printed 'Coalport' and 'CD' marks, and a sucrier lacking cover, unmarked; sold together with two English porcelain thimbles (qty)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.Condition:Spill vase - Hairline crack descending from rim and most, if not all, flowers and leaves restored.Inkwell - Cover with restored breaks. Inkwell with restored rim chip and further small rim nibbles , alongside some gilt wear. Breakages and nibbles to the foliage and flowers.Twin-handled cup - Some flower petals chipped and broken.Miniature tea set - cup broken and repaired (handle and a section to the rim). Firing crack to saucer. Teapot - small chip to spout. Generally some breakages and losses to the foliage and flowers on all three pieces.Gilt rose finial - Cracked. White rose thimble - small chip.Ring stand - Some substantial losses to flowers, two hairlines to the underside of the rim.
Lot 120
A Coalport dessert service, early 20th century, claret borders with printed and hand-coloured with roses, comprising a pair of tall comport dishes, 14cm high; a pair of oval twin-handled dishes, 27cm wide; a pair of square plates, 22cm wide and six dessert plates, 22cm diameter, printed factory marks, numbered 5311; together with a similar blue ground dessert service, comprising seven plates and one twin-handled dish, a further green-bordered dessert comport and a part Coalport tea service etc (qty)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.Condition:Claret service- no damages. Blue service- square plate with hairline. Several plates crazed.Green comport - crazed. Tea service- quantity. Sample only inspected. Noted damage included a cracked cream jug, one badly cracked sauceelr and a restored teapot spout. Majority of other pieces seemed in good order
Lot 132
A Rogers pearlware toy tea service circa 1815-20transfer-printed in underglaze blue in a seaweed and flower pattern, comprising a globular teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, bute-shaped teacup and saucer and a cream jug, teapot 11.5cm high, several pieces with printed numerals, otherwise unmarked (7 pcs, including covers)Provenance:The Enid and Bruce Moulder Collection.Condition:Teapot - knop restored, further section of restoration to the rim.Sucrier - Restored underside rim chip to cover and further restored chip to sucrier. There is also a long body crack and associated chip.Cream jug - two nibbles to spout.Cup and saucer - saucer with one chip and a further nibble to the foot rim.
Lot 20
An assorted group of ceramics, including a Worcester 18th century fluted teacup and two orphaned saucers; Coalport 'Chantilly Sprigs' side plate, 17cm diameter; a small quantity of New Hall to include 'Trench Mortar' tea bowl and saucer, a pattern 1045 slop basin, 15.5cm diameter; an oval teapot stand, circa 1800, pattern 480, 17.5cm wide; a 'Boy in the Window' slop or sugar bowl, circa 1795, a cream jug, pattern 740 and two further tea bowls and saucers; other Coalport including a hand-painted mug, 'Blue Dragon' jug and an unfinished trio, an early 19th-century child's teacup and saucer, a Royal Worcester coffee cup and saucer; a Minton majolica teapot stand commemorating the coronation of Edward VII etc, Derby navatte-shaped dish, Dresden teacup and saucer etc ; (mixed lot, two trays)
Lot 252
A Royal Albert 'Heirloom' tea, dinner and part coffee service, comprising a teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, eight teacups, twelve saucers, one coffee cup and saucer, eleven plates, 16.5cm diameter; 11 plates, 20cm diameter, two cream jugs, one sugar bowl, four dessert bowls, one cake plate, two sandwich plates, a meat platter, nine dinner plates, two vegetable tureens with covers and a gravy boat (67)
Lot 272
A scarce Russian porcelain Art Nouveau tea service, Gardner Porcelain Factory (Verbiliki)late 19th or early 20th centurywith angular handles, the green-tinted ground printed and painted with oval panels of a lady feeding chickens and seated with a fan, the service comprising a teapot and cover, twin-handled sucrier and cover, cream jug, slop bowl, twelve cups and twelve saucers, printed factory mark in red (30 pcs including covers) (minor damages)Condition:Cups and saucers - some minor gilt wear and a few scratches or spots of wear to the shaded green ground on some pieces. One saucer with a small rim nibble and another with a larger rim chip. One cup has a chip descending onto a crack and another is cracked. The gilding on the cup handles is generally rubbed.Teapot- spout chipped and two fleabites to the underside rim of the cover.No further damages or any restoration. Please see images.
Lot 274
A mixed group comprising a Coalport limited edition model of a Bentley automobile, numbered 15/100 (damaged), with a letter from Coalport dated November 1977 and wooden stand; together with a pair of Coalport plates with printed views of Ironbridge and Buildwas Abbey, printed green mark, 22cm diameter; a Carlton Ware novelty 'S.S Carlton' teapot and cover; a Salopian Art Pottery bowl and similar Salopian Art pottery sponge bowl with pierced strainer (one handle broken), impressed SALOPIAN mark; Salopian Art pottery jardiniere, with fern leaf decoration, marked 'Salopian' to the main body, 18.5cm diameter; a smaller Coalport slip-decorated jardiniere, 11cm diameter; a Coalport 'Royal Coalport' pink ground standing placard; German porcelain plate printed with a view of the Wrekin; 19th century tea cup printed with a view of Admaston Spa Hotel near Wellington (cracked); an early Coalport cream jug, painted with pink flowers and yellow ribbons, numbered '257' to the base (hairline); a Coalport 'Flower-Pot' pattern tea service, including a teapot and cover, teacups, saucers, sideplates, a cream jug and sugar bowl; a Jackfield-type teapot with stand, a small red lustre ash tray with rabbit, marked 'John Blackhurst' and a Continental bisque model of a young black child etc (qty)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.
Lot 35
A Coalport cabaret service, circa 1835, comprising teapot and cover, cream jug and twin-handled sucrier, with a tray, pattern 3/180, mock sevres-style mark, tray 40cm wide (crack to foot of tray)Condition:Tray - there is a firing crack to the base, which has extended into a hairline. There is also a small nibble on the edge of the foot.Sucrier - there is a firing crack around the finial on the cover.The teapot and sucrier both have crazing to the glaze with some very slight yellowing.The end of the teapot spout is restored.Interestingly, the cream jug and tray have green decoration under the glaze, but the teapot and sucrier have decoration over the glaze, in a slightly lighter shade of green. In our opinion, both types are Coalport. The overglaze pieces have some scratches to the green ground.
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