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Click here to subscribeCOLLECTORS TEAPOTS. Three collectors hen & rooster teapots & a novelty cactus teapot. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase
A Collection of Various Ceramics to comprise Hammersley Exotic Bird Decorated Teapot, Two Gourmet Oven China Two Handled Lidded Pots of Graduated Form, Various Royal Worcester Decorated Plates to include Exotic Bird, The Light Brocade, Royal Worcester The Collector Series PLates, Two Gilt Bordered Cabinet Plates Etc
ROYAL DOULTON CHARACTER JUGS, Doulton Lambeth planter, Victorian and later jugs and a long handled copper warming pan, the character jugs include Toby Philpott large and small, Jester and Fat Boy, ANTIQUE JUGS (6) - transfer printed and in relief, the largest decorated with a Persian type scene with camel and people to the foreground, 28.5cms H, no maker's marks, two decorated with Oriental scenes, a pot flow blue and lustre example with cherubs in relief and two others, ANTIQUE PEARL WARE & OTHER BLUE & WHITE - a 20cms across pagoda with people on a bridge dish, pearl ware plate 25cms diameter, Oriental fence type pattern, flow blue jug with classical buildings and trees design, impressed 'South Wales Pottery' to the base, 14cms H, transfer decorated with pagodas jug marked 'W.T & Colandine' to the base, 17.5cms H, bullet shaped Dutch teapot and cover, 18cms across along with a large Copeland meat platter with transfer border in blue, 53.5 x 42.5cms, impressed and printed marks to the base and VICTORIAN COPPER LUSTRE WARE - 10 various jugs and a relief moulded teapot and cover, the jugs depicting ballet dancers, cherubs, hunt scenes, ETC, 19.5cms H the largest
A Royal Doulton porcelain “Biltmore” pattern dinner, tea, coffee, & dessert service (H 5189), comprising: a circular two-handled soup tureen; ditto vegetable tureen; two large deep bowls, 10¼” diam.; a sauce boat & stand; an oval meat plate; four 10½” dinner plates; four 8” dessert plates; four soup plates; four 7” dessert bowls; four 5” bowls; four 6½” side plates; two napkin rings; an oval deep bowl 10¾” wide; an oval dish 8¼” wide; an 11” diam. bread stand (?); a 5½” diam deep bowl; a 4¼” ditto; a two-handled bread & butter plate; a large teapot; a milk jug; a cream jug; a two-handled sucriere; six teacups & saucers; four large coffee cups & saucers; three small coffee cups & four saucers.
A Hammersley Bone China Queen Anne pattern tea & breakfast service, with brightly-coloured floral decoration & gilt borders, comprising: 1 oval teapot; 1 milk jug; 1 sucriere; 17 teacups (two cracked); 18 saucers (one with hairline crack).; 1 spiral-fluted teacup; 13 side plates, 6¾” (two with hairline cracks); 1 covered bowl-on-foot, 6” dia.; 1 baluster jug 6½” (hairline crack); a 5¾” ditto; a 3” jug; a 7¼” sugar caster; a 3¾” beaker; a 4¾” diam. bowl (cracked); & 6 egg cups. (Pattern No. 13166) (65 items).
A WORCESTER BARR, FLIGHT, & BARR PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, decorated with bat-printed seashells & gilt leaf-sprays within gilt line borders, comprising: 1 oval teapot & stand; 2 oval two-handled sugar bowls; 1 milk jug; 1 slop-bowl, 6¾” dia.; 14 teacups; & coffee cans; 12 saucers; 1 bread-&-butter(?) plate with floral centre, 10½”; 1 plate with floral centre, 9¼”; 3 plates, 8¼”; & 2 x saucer dishes, 7¾”. (Circa 1807-13). (Condition: small chip to tip of teapot spout; one coffee can with crack through handle; one saucer with minute rim chip; some wear to gilding throughout).
A Copeland & Garrett porcelain part tea & coffee service with shaped gilt rims & decorated with coloured sprays of pansies on a pale yellow ground, comprising: 1 squat-round teapot & stand; 2 bread-&-butter plates; 1 sucriere; 1 milk jug; 1 large slop bowl; 11 teacups; 11 coffee cups; & 12 saucers. (Pattern No. 6529; circa 1838-47). (Condition: hairline cracks to lid of teapot, tiny chip to spout; one teacup with piece broken & re-stuck; one coffee cup with part of handle re-stuck; one saucer with piece broken & re-stuck).
A Coalport porcelain ‘Bat’s-Wing’ pattern part tea & breakfast service, the deep blue & gilt borders with reserves of coloured floral sprays, comprising: 1 bread-&-butter plate, 10¼”; 2 side plates, 6¾”; another ditto, 6”; 5 teacups & 6 saucers; 1 small teapot; 1 milk jug; 1 sugar bowl; & 4 egg cups (one egg cup & one teacup with hairline crack).
A collection of English blue and white pottery, various dates, comprising a moulded hexagonal teapot and cover, with widow finial, ovoid teapot and cover, lozenge section sugar bowl and cover, with swan finial, circular sugar bowl and cover, five various mugs: A Willow pattern sauce tureen and cover, large chinoiserie jug, urn-shaped bough-pot and pierced cover, tobacco jar and domed cover, soup plate
A part tea set, possibly by Meigh, with flower sprig decoration, comprising four teacups and saucers, slop bowl, small teapot and two plates, teapot 12cm high (12) Provenance: The remainder in the possession of a descendant of Bligh's daughter Harriet in Australia. Exhibited Powerham Castle 1982.Condition report: Good condition, very minor wear.
A SWANSEA POTTERY MINIATURE NINE PIECE TEA-SET Evans & Glasson period (c.1850), transfer decorated with Oriental view of figures, building and bridge Comments: please view in person to examine condition on all pottery lots, viewing by appointment at Cardiff salerooms The teapot has chips to the rim and to the spout. The milk jug has a hairline crack behind the handle.
A WELSH LANDSCAPE ENGLISH PORCELAIN VEILLEUSE (tea-pot and warming stand) comprising miniature teapot over a tapered castle turret heating-stand and with circular base, gilded and decorated with views including Oystermouth Castle and Mumbles Head and Glenmire Bridge, Cork (titles to base of teapot) possibly painted by Philip Ballard at the London workshop of J Bradley & Co, circa 1820, 22cms high (assembled), Provenance: private collection London, 1953 dated letter to accompany from J Kyrle Fletcher Ltd antique dealers advising his client W Butt Esq of Bristol to purchase the veilleuse at £42 (letter with us) Auctioneer's Note: similarities to Ballard's decoration on the Swansea porcelain 'Biddulph Service' which is on display at the Glynn Vivian Gallery, Swansea Condition: hairlines to circular base, faint small hairlines to bottom of stand Comments: please view in person to examine condition on all pottery lots, viewing by appointment at Cardiff salerooms Two crenulations have been restored / reglued. The spout has a couple of small star-cracks in the glaze. The lid appears to be good. Base has multiple cracks.
VARIOUS FLOW-BLUE BLUE DECORATED WELSH POTTERY including Ynysmeudwy 'Rio' coffee-pot, Cambrian 'Lazuli' patterned toilet-jug and matching sponge-bowl and cover, three plates etc (10)Comments: please view in person to examine condition on all pottery lots, viewing by appointment at Cardiff salerooms Regarding the tall jugs, the tall white one has a chip along the spout, no other issues. The shorter darker jug looks good, no problems. The large teapot has a chip on the spout, the finial has been restored, there are hairline cracks and restoration to the base. There is also a star-shaped hairline crack on the inside base. The small cream jug looks good, no issues. The sponge bowl looks good, slight crazing on the inside at the centre. The large blue plate has a chip around the rim and lots of surface scratches. The small blue plate has restoration to the rim and again lots of surface scratches. The large green plate has surface scratches to the centre otherwise good. Finally, the pair of blue plates, both have surface scratches, little edge wear, kiln dust blisters but no chips or cracks.
ORIENTAL CERAMICS - JAPANESE BACHELOR TEA SET WITH BUTTERFLIES Please note.. saucer broken during photographs, otherwise good condition. A very pretty, early-mid 20th century, hand painted Japanese bachelor tea set. Beautifully hand painted with blue butterflies. Unusual Art Deco shape with sectioned milk jug/sugar bowl. Teapot 18x12cm, jug/sugar11x5.5cm, cup 6.5cm high, saucer 13.5 square.
GLORIA CZECHOSLOVAKIA 19TH CENTURY PART TEA SET An opulent 19th century bohemian porcelain part tea service by Gloria of Czechoslovakia. Teapot 22cm high - no damage. Teacup and 2 saucers - no damage. Milk jug - no damage. Sugar bowl lid finial off but included. Chocolate brown ground, heavily gilded with decorative panels.
A Tibetan silver teapot 18th century, the teapot is chased and engraved all over with scrolling foliage motifs, elaborate lotus petal borders and various other flower patterns. Both sides of the body are decorated with central stylized cloud-shaped cartouches decorated with two figural scenes. Flanked by a dragon shaped handle, and a makara shaped spout. 25 cm high. Provenance: Purchased from Christies in the 1970s by the vendors father
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