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Lot 223
A collection of novelty collectable teapots to include teapots by Paul Cardew; Cheshire Cat limited edition 3260/5000; Dormouse 3309/5000; Wash Dresser 139/3000. A Cardew design teapot ‘The Teapot Stall’ 1282/5000. A Royal Doulton Old willow Armchair and a Sunshine Ceramics Stove 1985. (6)
Lot 225
A collection of Novelty Teapots to include; Southwest Ceramics teapots in the form of a kitchen table, a kitchen sink, a milk churn, a kitchen fridge and a washing machine, also in the lot is a Cardew Design teapot of a cat drinking milk and an egg and soldier teapot. Please note some of the accessories are loose. (7)
Lot 22
A mid 19th century Victorian circa 1860 likely Stourbridge engraved glass teapot and cover. The teapot featuring a stepped finial lid with foliate & beading engraved design, the body of the pot with floral centrepiece bouquet display, with a fine pulled spout. On circular foot. The pulled teapot handle with historic damage & repair where the handle has been re-fixed to the body, see additional images. A rare example of a finely crafted engraved glass teapot. Measures approx. 19cm tall.
Lot 116
Fantastic Wedgwood grouping featuring a dark blue octagonal dish, a pink bell and lidded box, a dark green lidded box, a tiny light green box, and four classic Wedgwood blue pieces. The blue pieces include a teapot ornament, a mini teacup with an attached saucer for display, and two small coin dishes. A diverse and delightful collection. Wedgwood backstamp. Largest piece measures: 0.5"H x 5.25" dia. Issued: 20th centuryManufacturer: WedgwoodCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 139
A collection of brass items, 19th century, Indian, comprising:a tea kettle, with lobed sides,22.5cm high,a large teapot, with a conical body,30cm long,a small teapot, with grotesque masks,21cm long, anda matched plaque,24cm diameter (4)Condition ReportKnocks, wear, repairs, holes, and splits throghout.
Lot 94
LARGE CHINESE CONTEMPORARY BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE, commissioned in Hong Kong with enamel designs of bowls, jars and moon flasks, 156 pieces consisting of: 7 large dinner plates, 19 medium plates, 13 side plates, 12 small plates, 4 sauce dishes, 4 smaller sauce dishes, 3 pots with covers, 6 soup spoons, 20 shallow bowls, 6 soup bowls, 14 small soup bowls with 11 saucers, 1 teapot, 2 handles pots with covers, 1 milk jug, 10 mugs, 13 coffee cups and 10 teacups
Lot 259
A JAPANESE PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, SIGNED KOSAKA TOEMON, CIRCA 1900. To include a teapot, milk jug, sugar pot, eight saucers, six cups and eight plates. All decorated with snowy landscape scenes with gilt detailing, Signed Kosaka Toemon. largest plate 18.5cm diam. (25) Faint hairlines to one saucer and one plate. The rest in good overall condition.
Lot 258
A JAPANESE PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, CIRCA 1900. To include a teapot, milk jug, sugar pot, two larger plates, ten side plates, ten saucers, six cups and one bowl. All decorated with samurai figures in landscape scenes. With makers mark to base. Largest dish 21cm diam. (32)The bowl with vertical hairline at rim.
Lot 247
A JAPANESE RED LACQUER HIBACHI, BY TANAKA KOYU, B.1939. With copper lined interior. Hibachi which translates to ‘fire bowl’, traditionally used to hold burning charcoal which warms the kettle when serving tea. Together with original 'tomobako' wooden storage box signed Tanaka Koyu, also known as Koen. Together with a cast iron kettle stand, teapot not included. 34cm diam. Box size 39 x 39 x 28cm.Iron teapot not included in this lot. Hibachi in good overall condition with no signs of damage or repair.
Lot 584
Five pieces of brassware: a heavy Indian teapot of flattened globular form with tower-shaped neck and tapered octagonal spout, chased with floral and foliate decoration, the shoulder and flared foot with lappet decoration, 20.5 cm high; a hot-water can by Joseph Sankey & Sons, 23 cm high; a tripod table-form trivet, the pierced top with central figure of a horse, 21.5 cm high; a pair of 19th century candlesticks.
Lot 26
A Herend porcelain teapot of mammoth proportions - printed factory mark and painted '600' pattern number, of globular form with basket-weave moulding to the rim, painted with scattered exotic birds and floral sprigs, the cover with yellow rose finial, 21.5 cm high, 37.5 cm long from spout to handle.* Condition: Excellent, with no faults apart from very minor gilt wear.
Lot 33
Three Chinese export porcelain plates - each approx. 21.8 cm diameter, one with painted in blue and white with flowers issuing from rockwork, within a floral lappet reserve and cracked ice border; one with Imari style floral decoration; and the third a saucer dish with typical Canton enamels; together with a miniature Canton teapot (damaged & repaired lid); and a blue and white porcelain mug with beast handle, painted with a figure in a lake landscape, 9.5 cm high (cracked, repaired chip to rim)* Condition: Blue & white plate - two hairlines, two small chips and glaze frits to rim. Imari plate: Hairline to rim and some gilt wear. Canton dish: Good overall - tiny rim chip and some gilt wear. Teapot: Cover extensively damaged with glued repair and piece missing. The pot in good condition. Mug: Large filled chip to rim and large crack.
Lot 710
A Worcester teapot and cover and two cups and saucers, c.1760-75, the teapot painted with a Chinese family beside a stand and a low table, one cup and saucer with Warmstry fluting and painted with colourful birds, the other with flower sprays, and a fluted two-handled cup painted with flowers, 18.5cm max. (7)Provenance: the Clifford Henderson Collection.
Lot 817
A rare and early Doccia teapot, c.1750-52, the fluted baluster form transfer printed in underglaze blue with putti at various pursuits, including playing on a seesaw, after Jacques Stella's Jeux des Enfants, beneath a stampino flower sprays and leaves, the grooved spout with a large acanthus leaf at the base, the cover lacking, 21cm across.Provenance: the Mavis Watney collection.Illustrated: J V G Mallet, Transfer Printing in England and Italy, Transactions of the English Ceramic Circle, Volume 22 (2011). This teapot provided the evidence to back up previously made claims that Doccia combined the art of transfer printing with that of stencilling a stampa.
Lot 614
A rare Plymouth teapot and cover of small size, c.1768-70, the squat globular body painted in famille verte enamels with the Dragons in Compartments pattern, the rim with flowerhead panels on a cell diaper ground, 15cm across. (2)Provenance: the Roger and Patricia Daniels Collection. Formerly the Timothy D Menzel Collection and acquired by him from Leonard Crow pre-1960.Cf. FS MacKenna 'Collection of English Porcelain', volume 3, p.122.The Dragons in Compartments pattern derives from a Chinese original, but is believed to have been brough to Plymouth by a Worcester artist after William Cookworthy advertised for painters to join his fledgling factory.
Lot 703
Two Worcester cups and saucers, c.1760-70, painted with panels of exotic birds reserved within shaped panels on a blue scale ground, together with a hexagonal teapot stand and a cylindrical mug with similar decoration, most with square seal marks, 14.2cm max. (6)Provenance: the Clifford Henderson Collection.
Lot 730
An early Bow white-glazed teapot and cover, c.1753-55, the small globular body applied with sprigs of flowering prunus, with an unusual Bow cup with an angular handle in the St Cloud manner, and a small Bow mug or coffee can, all decorated with differing prunus sprigs, some damages to the mug, 17.5cm max. (4)
Lot 42
A pair of Royal Crown Derby unfinished blue and white Imari ware two handled soup dishes and covers, each with acorn finial knop, 24cm high, 30cm diameter; other similar Royal Crown Derby blue and white unfinished dinner ware, pair of two handled oval vegetable dishes and covers, 32cm wide; chop plate, 35cm wide; oval serving plate 34cm wide; oval serving dish, 26cm wide; a white glazed unfinished teapot (8)
Lot 402
A Mintons miniature tea service, decorated with cornflowers, comprising teapot, sucrier and cover, cream jug, cup and saucer, on shaped rectangular tray (faults), 21cm wide, early 20th century; other similar miniatures; another Mintons miniature tea service, etc, decorated with colourful flowers, qty
Lot 33
A Royal Crown Derby Posies pattern dinner and tea service, including large teapot, milk and sugar, eight teacups, saucers and tea plates, small teapot, cream jug, two mugs, pair of vegetable dishes and covers, oval serving plate, eight dinner plates, eight dessert plates, eight soup bowls, sauce boat on stand, mustard pot and cover, eggcup; qty
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