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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian silver 2 piece tea set, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1909, comprising spirit kettle on burner stand, and teapot, circular bulbous form, with egg and dart border, kettle overall height 27cm, 50oz grossBoth have engraved crests to body, teapot lacking spacer for knop, general wear to high points but still relatively heavy gauge, hallmarks clear
PAUL STORR - a fine quality William IV silver pumpkin teapot, maker PS, retailed by Storr & Mortimer, London 1834, with cast rose knop and acanthus leaf handle with ivory insulators, 13cm, 26.5oz gross. Ivory ref: 5CJNTRLB. Body has engraved crest of bird holding a flag, several very light dents to lobed body, general wear to high points, hinged lid working perfectly, still very heavy gauge, hallmarks clear
A set of six silver teaspoons retailed by Asprey, New Bond Street London, Sheffield 1933, 73g (cased); together with six silver mustard spoons, various dates and makers, 42g; eleven Georgian continental silver and mother of pearl handled knives (cased); a silver plated teapot and other silver plated items.
Eight Dresden cups and saucers decorated with flowers, together with a similar Dresden teapot. Condition Report The cups and saucers have various back stamps (colours and designs) On the teapot the cover has some of the gilt rubbed on the final. There is also some minor glaze rubbing to the rim. Handle has been repaired and there is gilt rubbed on the handle at the high points. The rim gilt is rubbed and the teapot show signs of general ware.
Seven Dresden cups and saucers decorated with flowers; together with a Dresden teapot. Condition Report Saucers may be associated with cups.All pieces have minor gilt rubbing. One of the saucers has a chip to the rim, one saucer has glazed chips to the rim. General wear and tear to all pieces.
Six Dresden cups and saucers decorated with flowers, together with a similar Dresden teapot.Condition ReportCups and saucers show signs of general wear and one cup has a hairline crack and poor restoration to the handle. The gilt is rubbed on all the saucers and the cups. Teapot cover, chip to the inner rim and has a large crack and restoration to the back rim.
An Edward VIII Silver Teapot, by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd., Sheffield, 1936, in the George III-style, oblong and on four ball feet, 28cm wide over handle; Together With a Regency-style cream-jug and sugar-bowl, by differing makers, each Birmingham, 1909, each with foliage and shell-heightened gadrooned border, total gross weight 41oz 1dwt, 1,276gr (3)
A Victorian Silver Teapot and a George V Sugar-Bowl, The Teapot by Walter and John Barnard, London, 1888, the Sugar-Bowl by William Aitken, Birmingham, 1920, each tapering oval and with fluted lower bodies; Together With a silver cream-jug, by George Ferris, Exeter, 1818, tower mark lacking, oblong and on four ball feet, the lower body fluted, the teapot 22cm wide over handle, total gross weight 21oz 4dwt, 659gr (3)
A Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Dinner Service ''Derby Posies'' pattern, including tureens coffee pot, etc, together with a small quantity of Royal Worcester ''Delecta'' pattern (qty)There appears to be an even mix of first and second quality. Some pieces are damaged but mainly in good condition.Larger pieces marked as seconds. All used but in good condition except, small teapot with a chip to the rim under the cover, twin handled serving bowl with a handle re glued.There are 6 small plates (21cm) second quality, one cracked. Gilding in good order.
A Three-Piece Edward VII Silver Tea-Service, by Ducrow and Atkins, Birmingham, 1906, in the George III-style, each piece tapering oblong and on ball feet, engraved with an intitial, comprising a teapot with ebonised handle and finial; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowl; Together With a pair of George III silver sugar-tongs, the teapot 27.5cm wide over handle, total gross weight 42oz 16dwt, 1,332gr (4)
A George V Three-Piece Silver Tea-Service, by Roberts and Belk, Sheffield, The Teapot 1919, The Cream-Jug and Sugar-Bowl 1920, each piece in the George III-style and on ball feet, with gadrooned border, comprising a teapot, with ebonised handle and finial; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowl, the teapot 29.5cm wide over handle, total gross weight 37oz 11dwt, 1,168gr (3)
An Early 20th Century Meissen Teapot, floral painted with panels of courting couples, together with a pair of later Meissien plates (3)Teapot - very minor losses to the finial. Some small chips to the rim of the pot. No cracks or repair. Light surface wear.Plates - No chips, cracks or repair. Some slight surface wear.
A Four-Piece Victorian Silver Tea and Coffee-Service, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1898, each piece tapering and on four ball feet, the lower bodies fluted and below a band of engraved foliage, comprising a teapot; a coffee-pot, each with ebonised handle and finial; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowl, the coffee-pot 23.5cm high, total gross weight 63oz, 8dwt, 1,972gr (4)
A Three-Piece George V Silver Tea-Service, by Viners, Sheffield, 1933 and 1934, each piece oblong, comprising a teapot, engraved 'Presented to Mr H. Morgan by the Officials and Staff of Mess'rs Dorman Long & Co. Ltd. Acklam Iron & Steel Works on the occasion of his marriage 19th June 1934', handle and finial lacking; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowl, the teapot 21.5cm wide, 34oz, 1,058gr (3)
A Collection of Royal Copenhagen Porcelain, painted in underglaze blue with the "Immortelle" patternm comprising, two coffee pots, a tea pot, sugar caster, basket and pierced plateTea pot - 1118Basket with two large pieces re glued to the rim.Castor with dirt and marks. Remaining pieces appear in good orderCoffee pots 22cm, teapot 17cm
A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver comprising a teapot, London, 1874, 22.5cm wide; a cream-jug and sugar-bowl, Chester, 1916; a further cream-jug, London, 1903 and a cigarette-case, gross weight of silver 19oz 19dwt, 620gr; the silver plate comprising a silver plate tray, 23cm wide (one tray)
A George III teapot with bright cut engraving, embossed panels and pineapple knop finial. Marked to the base for Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1803. With George II duty mark. Wooden handle is split as photographed, the lid does not lie flush with the pot and there are some dents to the body. The spout is in good condition with no signs of splitting. Gross weight approximately 501 grams/16.10OzT.
A collection of sterling silver featuring a George VI Mappin and Webb Queen Anne style teapot. Plus three short, loaded candlesticks, a Victorian pierced work boat-shaped dish, with swag detailling, two Elizabeth II Silver jubilee mark napkin rings; and three as found short loaded candlesticks. The teapot is marked Sheffield 1951. The marquise dish is marked for James Dixon & Son, Sheffield, 1896. The napkin rings are marked for CS, London, 1977. Gross weight of weighable silver 624 grams (including knop & handles on teapot).
An 18th century sterling silver mote skimmer spoon. Featuring a scrollwork pattern pierced rat tail bowl, for skimming tea leaves from the tea cup, with a rounded cast spearhead terminal for clearing the teapot spout. Marked with lion passant and partial mark possibly be EL for Edward Lee of London. With purchase receipt from 2010 for £475. Approximate weight 6.55 grams.
Early to mid 19th century tea service, gilt and relief decorated with floral sprigs against a pink banded ground, comprising teapot, two slop bowls, sucrier, milk jug, thirteen teacups, fourteen saucers etc, together with a 19th century nine piece dessert service, painted in bright enamels with floral sprays
Copeland Spode Italian part dinner and teaware comprising coffee pot, teapot & stand, one teacup, three egg cups, four dinner plates, six bowls, six soup bowls, sauce tureen, three side plates, ten salad plates, large tureen, lacking cover, circular serving plate etc, all with blue oval back stamps
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