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Click here to subscribeA Coalport Teapot and Cover, circa 1800, fluted in form and with gilt decoration, together with other late 18th / early 19th century English porcelain including a Caughley cup and saucer, Worcester writhen moulded cream jug and a scalloped dessert dish painted with polychrome sprigs (one tray)
A Richard Chaffers Liverpool Teapot and Cover, circa 1760, a similar small bowl, both painted in underglaze blue with birds perched on branches, together with a Derby figure of a Gentleman stood before a bocage with a seated hound over a Rococo base (3)Teapot - cover with two chips to the outer rim, spout ground down and with a small crack, glaze scratches and pitting, no repairBowl - rim crack and numerous rim chipsFigure - head glued, left hand with loss and repair, section of the bocage re glued
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1770, painted with chinoiserie figures within scroll borders16cm highA Chelsea Porcelain Plate, circa 1760, painted with flowers within moulded feather borders, anchor mark in brown31.5cm diameterA Brown Salt-Glazed Stoneware Mug, 19th century, moulded and applied with a stag and hound within foliage13.5cm high (3)Teapot with a long crack to the body travelling from the centre of one side, under the spout, down the the underside and the branching to two. Large chip to the inside rim of the cover and expected losses to the knop. Enamel and glaze with general wear. Plate with a rim crack to the centre. Glaze heavily crazed, badly stained and with heavy stacking wear.Mug with a long rim crack. . With a large rim chip and another to the side of the handle. Rim glaze abraided and with some staining.
A pair of Edwardian silver posy vaes, chasd floral decoration, hallmarked by J B Chatterley, London, 1901 and a Continental probably Dutch white metal sifting spoon with Queen's head terminal above pierced monogram, chased bowl, unmarked, circa 68.5 grams together with an extensive collection of silver plate, EPNS, EP and other white metal to include King's pattern flatware, various serving spoons, Georgian style engraved teapot, oval bread basket, chamberstick, pair of candlesticks, large shaped rectangular tray, Modernist candle holder, wine coasters etc (1 box)
A silver hallmarked tea service. The service having gadrooned sides, with moulded foliate details to the rims and with carved ebonised wooden handles and finials. The set to include tea pot, sugar bowl and creamer jug. Hallmarked London 1890, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Teapot measures 10cm tall. Weight approx 678g.
A FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SET The set comprising of a teapot, coffee/hot water jug, twin handled sugar bowl and creamery of geometric design with the teapot and jug with ebonised handles and knobs, hallmarked for Birmingham 1953, Maker C A & S, weight 1870g, 60 Troy oz approx. Condition Report : Good Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
A COLLECTION OF SILVER, WHITE METAL/METAL AND GLASS to include a silver backed clothes brush, hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, a silver collared glass decanter with glass stopper, a white metal overlay ceramic teapot, a glass decanter with continental silver (800) detail to base and collar and other items No condition report available on this lot
A Meissen coffee pot; together with another teapot, various jugs and a pair of ceramic candlestick holders, etcThe ceramic candlesticks have crazing and chipping to the rims and bases. The larger teapot has a fractur eline to the base and collection of dirt throughout. The coffee pot has chipping to the rim of the lid and main body and fading to the gilt. The three jugs - one modelled as a chicken, the orange pattern and the floral one have chipping to the spouts and rims - also staining throughout and fading to design. The larger green plates have crazing to the top with some watermarks.
A George III silver three piece tea set, Joseph Craddock and William Ker Reid, London 1818, squat ogee form, on serpentine foot, heavily cast and embossed with Rococo scroll and floral decoration the handle as a boar with open mouth, the foliate spout with chased floral bands, two cartouches with Bacchanalian putti, 24.5cm long, 58.22ozt (3) Note: sold as the teapot only, excluding handle
Royal Navy interest, an Edwardian three piece tea set, Marks & Cohen, Birmingham 1905, multifaceted boat form with ogee rims, teapot with ebonised handle and finial, inscription to teapot 'Lieut. N.V. Rashleigh RINVR from the naval officer in charge and all officers of HMIS Adyar on the occasion of his marriage 10th march 1945', cased, 17.08ozt
Service de la Maison de l'Empereur, a Napoleon III silver plated three piece tea and coffee service, Christofle, Paris circa 1852, pedestal shouldered urn or baluster form with cast acanthus swan neck handles and spouts, beaded borders, each engraved with the Imperial coat of arms of Emperor Napoleon III, stamped marks and numbers 152937, 180012 and 153382, teapot 24.5cm long (3) Note: commissioned by the French Emperor in 1852, the extensive dinner service, made by the court silversmith in silver plate, was used at all his main residences and dispersed at the dissolution of the Second Empire.
A George IV silver four piece tea and coffee set, J Whitehouse, London 1825, pear shaped baluster form, heavily embossed with floral boughs and scrolling tendrils, the teapot spout with goose neck, cast mask and feathered shell scroll feet in the Rococo style, carved fruitwood handles, the jug with elven mask, teapot 26cm long, 98.57ozt (4)
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