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Click here to subscribeAn Edward VII silver teapot, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1909, of squat circular form, with a wooden c-scrill handle and finial, with engine turned decoration, on a circular foot, 25cm long, 16.6ztCondition report: General surface wear and scratches, small dings and dents. Hinge a little loose. Some wear to handle and finial. General wear commensurate with age and use.
Two Royal Doulton 'Plaza' and 'La Vie' part tea sets, 'Plaza' comprising: a pair of cups and saucers, a small plate, seven side plates, a milk jug, a cream jug, two sugar bowls, a teapot and a sandwich plate; 'La Vie' comprising: six cups and saucers, six side plates, a milk jug and sugar bowl, and a sandwich plate, all with printed and painted marks, (qty)Condition report: Some rubbing to the designs.No obvious chips or cracks. Some wear and losses to gilding. Overall good order.
A Carltonware Art Deco coffee set, in mustard and black with gilt details, comprising five cups and saucers, a cream jug, sugar bowl and coffee pot; and a Royal Doulton part teaset 'Sesame' with four cups and saucers, six plates, a milk jug, sugar bowl and teapot (qty)Condition report: Royal Doulton ‘Sesame’ teapot lid chipped. One Carlton Ware coffee cup with a hairline crack. Wear and surface marks to decoration.
Three Chinese blue and white vases, comprising one of ovoid form, 12cm high, one of baluster form, four-character Kangxi mark, 23cm high, another of baluster form, four-character Kangxi mark,14cm high, all similarly decorated with blossoming prunus, in addition, a zisha teapot, of compressed globular form, four-character mark to base, 11.5cm long, another, of globular form, inscription to base, 10cm long, a gu vase, with a blue glaze, 14.5cm high and a bottle vase, with a turquoise glaze, 16.7cm high (11)Condition report: Compressed globular zisha - surface scratches.Globular zisha - no obvious faultsOvoid blue and white - enamel losses to the lid.Baluster - associated lid with chips and hairline crack, rim restored with cracks and chip, surface scratches.Smaller baluster - chips to the foot rim.Gu vase - no obvious faults.Bottle vase - no obvious faults.
Two Chinese blue and white plates, 18th century, one painted with peonies, a blossoming prunus branch and bamboo, 23cm diameter, the other painted with precious objects within a floral border, 22.5cm, a blue and white ginger jar, painted with flowers, peaches, butterflies and magpies, four-character Kangxi mark to base, 10.5cm high, associated cover similarly decorated, and a Japanese Kutani teapot, painted with a landscape, flowers and birds within shaped panels, mark to base, 15.5cm wide approximately (6)Condition report: Peony plate - cracked, chips to the rim and foot rim, surface scratches.Precious objects plate - star crack, chips to the rim and foot rim, surface scratches.Ginger jar - chips to the base and associated cover.Teapot - crack to body and spout, gilt losses to cover rim, includes broken bamboo handle.
A collection of Royal Doulton Glamis pattern teawares, three saucers, four cups, two milk jugs, an oval sugar bowl, a teapot, two side plates, two sizes, a cream jug and small sugar bowl and other matched Plaza pattern tea and coffee pieces (qty)Condition report: All used condition. Some gilt wear and rubbing to the edges.
Chinese porcelain tea wares, Qianlong period, including teapot, canister, cream jug, spoon tray, cup and three saucers, each piece decorated en grisaille with matching scenes of Cupid and VenusCondition report: The cream jug with part of handle missing, chip to footrim, tiny chip to spout. One saucer has a star-shaped hairline on the base, another small hairline on the rim. Cup has a reglued rim chip, other rim chips, one with two hairlines attached. One saucer has a large chip with small hairline attached, and some other rim nibbles. Tea canister has a chip to the cover and a couple of nibbles on the rim. Spoon tray has a few nibbles on the rim. The remaining saucer and the teapot in good condition (small natural firing crack to rim of teapot).
A Worcester Rock Strata Island pattern coffee pot, circa 1770, and a Worcester Plantation pattern teapot, 10cm and 17cm highCondition report: Both pieces lacking covers. The teapot with a chip to the footrim, and a few other fleabites. The coffee pot has a couple of small chips to the spout.
George III silver teapot of compressed baluster form, with fluted panels and bright cut decoration, oval domed cover and angular ebony handle, on four ball feet (London 1807). Maker's mark CF overstamped SA. All at approximately 13ozs. 28.5cm across.Condition report: General overall condition reasonable, significant surface wear to engraving, some denting and scratching overall. Evidence of repair to body at right of top handle mount, bottom of spout and cover. Dents removed from body in places. One foot resoldered. Handle repinned. Engraving may have removed from cartouches. Marks are clear.
George III silver teapot of circular form, with half fluted decoration, engraved armorial crest, hinged domed cover and angular leaf mounted silver handle, on a circular base (London 1821). George Hunter II. All at approximately 18ozs. 26.5cm across.Condition report: General overall condition reasonable. some denting, scratching and overall wear. Some interior evidence of dents being removed. Cover slightly distorted, hinge is loose and may have been repaired, finial may not be original. Handle is loose. Marks rubbed but legible.
George III silver teapot of cylindrical form with bright cut decoration, ivory scroll handle, tapered spout and hinged domed cover (London 1795) Peter and Ann Bateman. All at approximately 15ozs. 27cm across.Condition report: General overall condition good, some surface scratching, minor dents and wear. Cover hinge repaired, finial damaged and not original, ivory handle may be a replacement. Body has had engraving removed. Marks are clear.
Rare Worcester small strap-fluted teapot and cover, circa 1755, painted in blue with the Fisherman and Willow Pavilion pattern, workman's mark to base, 11cm highA damaged teapot and cover in this pattern is in the Museum of Worcester Porcelain.Condition report: The cover has two small rim chips. Small chip to footrim. Spout has broken half way down and been reglued.
Late Victorian Silver three piece tea set, comprising teapot of compressed baluster form, with half fluted decoration and gadrooned borders, hinged domed cover and ebony loop handle, on an oval base, matching sugar and cream jug (Sheffield 1900). Harrison Brothers and Howson. Together with a silver plated coffee pot. Approximately 35ozs weighable silver. Teapot 29cm across. (4)
Fine quality George III silver teapot of compressed baluster form, with half fluted and shell decoration, flared rim and hinged domed and fluted cover, ivory handle (broken but present) with face mask mount, on a squat pedestal base (London 1781). Philip Rundell. All at approximately 28ozs. 27cm across.Condition report: General overall condition of body good, surface tarnished with some minor denting and scratching, base slightly distorted and tip of spout is damaged. Cover finial possibly original but supporting collar a poor replacement, hinge is slightly bent and cover does not close fully. Ivory handle is cracked and detached, but present. Marks are clear.
Victorian silver three piece batchelor tea set, comprising teapot of fluted form, with silver scroll handle, hinged domed and fluted cover with ivory knop, on a circular base, matching sugar and cream jug (Sheffield 1890). Martin Hall. All at approximately 13ozs. Teapot 21cm across.Condition report: General overall condition very good, some minor surface scratching, wear and dents commensurate with age and use. Hall marks are clear, date letter and maker are all the same.Teapot - Very good, no visible signs of damage or repair, no holes, interior marked in places. Ivory finial is cracked.Sugar Bowl - Very good, no visible signs of damage or repair, interior slightly marked.Cream Jug - Very good, pouring lip distorted, otherwise no damage or repair.
Two Chinese Yixing teapots, 19th/20th century, the first of hexagonal form, seal marks to cover and base, 16cm high, the other with branch form handle and spout, enamelled in relief, 10cm highCondition report: The enamelled teapot has two small chips and some other fleabites to the footrim, some small losses and scratches to the applied decoration. The cover has a chip to the rim. The other teapot has some tiny fleabites.
Composite George III and Victorian silver three piece teaset, comprising teapot of half fluted form, with floral border and leaf mounted silver handle, on four ball feet, matching cream jug and later matching sugar (London 1816 and London 1847), maker's marks unclear, together with a Victorian silver hot water jug of half fluted baluster form, with domed cover and Ebony scroll handle, on a circular base (London 1879), Lambert & Co. All at approximately 55ozs. (4)
George IV silver teapot of compressed melon form, with panels of foliate decoration, hinged domed cover, with embossed floral decoration and flower head finial, silver leaf mounted handle, with ivory insulators, on four cast leaf and paw feet (London 1827). John Fry II. All at approximately 24ozs. 29cm across.
Selection of Early 20th century Continental silver, including a French silver fruit dish of octagonal form, with central recess and grape and vine border, a French silver batchelor teapot and matching sugar pot and a Continental silver tea strainer, possibly Dutch, with Chester Import marks for 1908.All at approximately 34ozs. Fruit dish 23cm across. (4)
Edwardian silver three piece tea set, comprising teapot of compressed baluster form, with overlaid floral decoration, silver loop handle and hinged domed cover, on four ball and claw feet, matching sugar and cream jug (Birmingham 1909). The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co. All at approximately 25ozs. Teapot 23.5cm across.
George III silver teapot of shaped form, with engraved foliate decoration and armorial crest, slender tapering spout, hinged flush fitting cover and ebony loop handle (London 1783). Charles Aldridge & Henry Green. All at approximately 13ozs. 27cm across.Condition report: General overall condition good, some surface scratching, minor denting and wear. Cover hinge has been repaired and is loose with signs of cracking or tearing, finial is cracked and has had a silver wire added to the stem. Handle has been repinned. Hallmarks are clear. Tea pot appears to be water tight.
Late 19th/Early 20th century Chinese silver teapot of square form, with spot hammered finish and raised Prunus decoration, side mounted bamboo pattern handle and hinged domed cover jug, with melon finial, together with a matching cream jug. Undersides with Chinese character marks. All at approximately 20ozs. Teapot 13.5cm overall height.Condition report: Teapot - Dents to body in places, some surface scratching, tarnished overall, interior "rusty", cover hinge repaired, damage to interior and pin loose.Jug - Similar dents to body, rim repaired, handle has had a poor lead repair.
A tray containing 20th century oriental wares to include famille rose teapot with wicker handle, ginger jars and bowls, together with a silver plated jug, gravy boat and preserve pot CONDITION REPORT: Teapot with chip to spout. Plates with hairline cracks. Otherwise good condition, See images.
56 piece Royal Albert Country Rose tea and dinner service comprising 6 dinner plates, 6 medium plates, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 side plates, gravy boat & plate, 1 dessert bowl, 1 large sugar bowl, teapot, lidded sugar bowl, 2 milk jugs, 2 shaped sweet dishes, 2 round sweet dishes, 8 teaspoons, vase, clock, shoe, swan, posy barrow and posy heart box. All good condition
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