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Click here to subscribeA late-19th century Coalport teapot with moulded bark effect, glazed in green, the fittings by Hukin and Heath, with a wicker handle, printed mark to base and impressed to handle, 22.5cm high overall, together with a Bursley Ware Charlotte Rhead baluster vase decorated with blue flowers and leaves on a mottled grey/white ground, 23cm high, (2).
A Chinese white metal tea service, decorated with vines and blossom, 851g, contained within a fitted pine box with matching tongs (4) CONDITION REPORT: Two pieces are marked with initials 'RSV'. No further marks visible, with gilt interiors. Small bend to spout of milk jug. Pin missing from one side of top of teapot handle. Small soldered repair at the base of the teapot below the handle. See images. Otherwise good condition.
18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain teapot of reeded cylindrical form with entwined strap handle, strawberry finial and continuous decoration of pavilions in a landscape; two blue and white saucers and an English blue and white transfer decorated vase. (4).Condition report:Tea pot - Generally good condition, slight chipping and glaze impurities to rim of spout. Very tiny nicks to underside of interior rim. As images.Both saucers - Chipped, one cracked.Vase - Chipped and cracked.
Belleek porcelain "Neptune" pattern part cabaret set of shell form with green borders, comprising: teapot; cream jug; two cups; four saucers and an oval tray, 45cm wide. Printed black second period mark.Condition:Tray - Good condition. 2nd period mark.Tea pot - Very tiny chip to shell finial. Chip to interior tea pot rim. Small chip to one shell foot. 2nd period mark.Creamer - Good condition. 2nd period mark.Two cups - Bowls approx. 6.5cm diameter, probably demitasse/coffee cups rather than tea. Both in good condition. Only one marked (with 2nd period mark).Four saucers - Each 11cm diameter. Only three marked (with 2nd period mark), two with slight glaze impurities. As images.
18th century English porcelain teapot of globular form decorated with polychrome enamel floral sprays with egg and double line border, plain loop handle and spout with additional iron red decoration, the strainer with seven round flat holes. Stapled repairs to domed cover, 18cm high; also another globular teapot with floral decoration of fish scale border with non-matching cover, strainer with five round flat holes, 18cm high. (2).
Green glazed vase with ‘S’ mark to lower rim (14cm tall), square based blue vase with Cornwall studio pottery mark to base (10cm tall), studio pottery ceramic teapot with bamboo handle in the style of Wayne Brannum (25cm tall), bowl with pierced lid (8cm tall x 11 wide), green enamel box with wood interior (9cm x 9cm) and large blue decorative dish with blue rim and floral detail. (26 wide x 9 tall) (6)
A Wedgwood blue Jasperware teapot, a Newhall teapot of serpentine outline, circa 1800 and an early 19th Century pearlware teapot CONDITION REPORT: Wedgwood teapot with chip to lid border. Chip to Newhall teapot lid and slight chip to base. Odd cover to pearlware teapot, rim badly chipped and also with several chips to base.
A George III silver teapot, John Emes, of oblong form with associated wooden handle and ivory finial, armorial to the side, approximately 566gm CONDITION REPORT: Lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory or other organic material which may be subject to export restrictionsCondition 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 George VI silver 4-piece bachelor's tea and coffee set, comprising teapot, hot water jug, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, tapered cylindrical form with ebonised mounts, by Joseph Gloster Ltd, hallmarks Birmingham 1945 and 1946, teapot height 16.5cm, 29.2oz totalNo damage or repair, only light surface wear, hallmarks slightly rubbed
A George VI Art Deco silver 3-piece tea set, comprising teapot, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, octagonal pedestal form with ebonised mounts, maker's marks HR, hallmarks London 1937, teapot height 17cm, 30.4ozNo damage or repair, only general surface wear and a couple of very minor dents, hinge lid working, hallmarks very rubbed and matching
A George VI silver 4-piece tea and coffee set, comprising teapot, hot water jug, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, in Georgian style with gadrooned rim, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, teapot hallmarks Chester 1937, teapot height 15cm, 54.6ozNo major damage or repair, teapot has 1 small dent near base of spout, sugar bowl has a few light body dents, cream jug also has a couple of light dents, hallmarks clear and not matching
A late Victorian silver 3-piece tea set, comprising teapot, 2-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, oval form with half fluted decoration and ebonised mounts, by James Deakin & Sons, hallmarks Sheffield 1899, teapot height 16cm, 28.2oz totalAll pieces have several body dents along with general surface wear to high points, teapot knop is chipped, hallmarks slightly rubbed and matching
A New Hall china tea service, printed and painted with rural landscapes and buildings including Eltham Lodge (now Royal Blackheath Golf Club), comprising Empire-style tea pot on stand, milk and sugar, slop bowl, twelve coffee cans, eleven tea cups, eleven saucers (twelfth saucer f/r) and a sandwich plate10 x cups intact; 1 cup with hairline crack around entire bowl rim to rim (1 cup missing); 1 x saucer broken but all pieces available; 1 x saucer with old riveted repair; 1 x saucer with hairline crack to underside; 1 x saucer with chip to topside rim; 1 x coffee can with chip to the rim, otherwise all are in good condition wtih only age related wear to gilded edges; teapot - internal star hairline crack which is slightly visible on the outside, very slight wear/rubbing to image on one side; oval dish - sight nibble to underside of base; round dish - small glued repair to rim Overall - gilding slightly worn to some pieces but does not detract. All large pieces have 984 on base
A vintage Chinese Yixing teapot and cover, the body decorated in relief on one side with a dragon and the other with koi, the domed cover with ruyi-head finial and moving dragons head (extends when poured) signed underside of cover, 10 cm high to/w three Yixing teacups and covers with incised foliate decoration, mid 20th centuryAll without damage
A collection of Oriental 19th century and later collectables including a Chinese spelter ceremonial ewer and cover with figural painted side panels, 30 cm h, carved soapstone deities/immortals, Japanese banko ware teapot, a large bowenite carved figure group of three camels on hardwood stand, carved bowenite fan-tailed goldfish, small cloisonne vase, brass dallah, 19 cm high and Siamese gambling tokes in display case (box)
A Sheraton Revival silver teapot of squat oval form with pierced rim, on scroll feet, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1913, 15.5oz (482g) gross - handle tight; some light pin-prick indents to body; hallmarks clear; lid has some lateral movement at hinge due to wear; evidence of larger bruises being removed to body (from the inside)
An Indian silver four-piece tea service by C Krishniah Chetty & Sons, Bangalore, comprising teapot and cover with elephant and deity finial, 16 cm high, sugar basin, 8 cm high and two milk jugs all with elephant mask handles, embossed and engraved with panels of various deities (4)No dents, signs or repair etc. Good condition
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese export silver three piece tea service by Wang Hing & Co, Hong Kong, comprising teapot with hinged cover and ivory insulators, 13 cm high, twin handled sugar basin and cover, 10.5 cm high and milk jug, 8.5 cm high, all with simulated bamboo handles and embossed decoration of scholars and attendants in palatial garden landscapes on textured/speckled ground, all stamper 'WH' and '90' 34.2 oz gross c/w a textured paper covered wooden case with blue silk lined fitted interior and sliding front panel, 38 cm h x 30.5 cm w x 16.5 cm d Hinge on the teapot cover is worn/loose, some superficial surface scratches and general wear, case with wear and small tears to paper corners, soldered repair to handle
An early 20th century Chinese export silver tea service by Zee Wo of Shanghai, comprising teapot with hinged cover, 14 cm high, twin-handled sugar basin with cover and tongs, 11 cm, milk jug, 7.5 cm all with embossed dragon decoration and vacant circular cartouche on a stipple hammered ground, simulated bamboo handles and finials to/w a rectangular tray also with simulated bamboo handles and decorated with relief/engraved dragons around a central presentation inscription, dated 1926, 56 cm wide tray 1952 grams, teapot 570 grams, sugar basin 274 grams, jug 184 grams and tongs 36 grams Teapot hinge loose/requires attention, finial removed at some point and now at an angle, scratches on base, all other items in good condition, with surface scratches and areas of tarnishing a general light wear
Dutch silver teapot and milkjug with beaded edge, mm J.W. Spiegeler, Amsterdam, dl 1872, 835/000, gross w. 504 gr., heigth teapot 11.5 cm. Dents.Zilveren theepot en melkkan afgezet met parelrand, mt J.W. Spiegeler, Amsterdam, jl 1872, 835/000, br.gew. 504 gr., hoogte theepot 11,5 cm. Deuken.
Three piece Dutch silver tea service, wide waving band of vertical fluting from the base to half heigth, mm Royal CJ Begeer, Zeist, jl 1907, 835/000, gross w. 774 gr., length teapot 18.5 cm.Drie-delig zilveren theeservies met golvend een breede gaudrons vanaf onder, mt Koninklijke CJ Begeer, Zeist, jl 1907, 835/000, br.gew. 774 gr., lengte theepot 18,5 cm.
Lot silverminiatures, ao. a candalabra, 2 dogs, and a set of plates, mainly 20th century Dutch, 835/000, gross w. 175 gr. Teapot with broken handle.Lot met 11 zilveren miniaturen, wo. een kandelaar, 2 hondjes en een set boordjes, meerdeel 20ste eeuw Nederlands, 835/000, br. gew. 175 gr. Theepot met kapot hengsel.
Three piece Dutch silver tea service, two concave bands below the upper edge and ball shaped finals, mm Zilver fabriek, Voorschoten, jl 1934, 835/000, gross w. 1046 gr., length teapot 25.5 cm. Dent in upper rim of the milk jug.Drie-delig zilveren theeservies met twee concave randen aan de bovenrand en balvormige knoppen, mt Zilverfabriek, Voorschoten, jl 1934, 835/000, br.gew. 1046 gr., lengte theepot 25,5 cm. Deuk in bovenrand melkkan.
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