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Lot 21
A George VI silver batchelor tea set by W Haywood, Birmingham 1945, height of teapot 13cm, weight 14.4 toz.The teapot has some small dents to the edge decoration (see images). The sugar bowl has a small dent to the body. The cream jug has two faint edge dents. The teapot capacity is 13 fluid ounces.
Lot 62
§ David Leach OBE (British, 1911-2005), a Lowerdown pottery teapot and two tea bowls, each decorated with a pink stained crackle glaze over a white ground, the teapot fitted with a looped cane handle, impressed seal marksthe teapot 17cm high, the tea bowls 7cmA firing crack to the base of the spout, otherwise in generally good order.
Lot 73
A small collection of Studio ceramics, comprising a John Leach (Muchelney) stoneware flask, an Ian Shearman raku glaze vase, a Michael Buckland vase, a teapot and a bowl (5)the Ian Shearman vase 30cm highSome minor fritting to the bands of the Shearman vase, all other pieces in seemingly good condition.
Lot 87
A Matched Hallmarked Silver Three Piece Bachelors Tea Set, teapot Messrs Hutton, Birmingham 1913 (marks rubbed), jug and sugar bowl G Ltd, Sheffield 1936, each of circular form with mask detail, the teapot (initialled) with ivory handle and finial, each on square base (total weight 870grams). (3)
Lot 135
A Chinese yellow jade cat, Qing, the stone a uniform colour throughout, standing upon a carved stone stand, 7.5cm overall; and a Chinese enamel water dropper, in the form of a hexagonal teapot, the panels painted with flowers, apocryphal four character Qianlong mark, 6.5cmBoth cats ears are chipped, it is also missing its tail and front right leg. The front left leg has been bruised and is lighter in colour though does not appear to be broken. The stand is in good condition. The water dropper is missing its handle, the join has been ground flat and smooth. One panel has a small chip to the shoulder.
Lot 77
A Chinese famille rose teapot, Qing, early 20th century, the cover painted with trees and mountains, the body painted with figures playing go and verso a figure playing the Qin with attendants, all before rocks and bamboo shoots, beneath a band of calligraphy to the shoulder, six character Qianlong seal mark, 9.5cm high, approx 13.5cm diaThe gilding is rubbed to the rim of the lid and handle spurs. Otherwise no further obvious faults visible.
Lot 141
A 19th century pewter medicine spoon, circa 1830, made by James Dixon & Son, Birmingham and invented by Charles Gibson in 1827, the lidded bowl of elongated and tapering oval form, with end aperture and hollow circular handle with oval blade, length 14cm; together with a French ‘Canard’, an invalid feeder, in the form of a small lidded ‘teapot’ with long slender spout, stamped ‘J. Roussel’, Paris, to the underside, length 21.5cm,; and a cylindrical pewter vessel, the screw-lid with ornate handle and stamped with the initials ‘JDS’, height 13cm, (3)
Lot 23
Y A VICTORIAN SILVER HEXAGONAL TEAPOT JOSEPH ANGELL 1 & JOSEPH ANGELL II, LONDON 1847 With an octagonal finial to the domed cover, a leaf capped loop handle with ivory warming bands, engraved with scroll decoration to the body and a presentation inscription beneath 25cm (9 3/4in) long 646g (20.8 oz) gross Condition Report: Marks are clear Play to the hinge and handle Cover sits well Splits to the ivory bands Engraving crisp Wobbles Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 369A
A LARGE QUANTITY OF WEDGWOOD 'TRELLIS FLOWER' CHINA DINNERWARE TO INCLUDE - 10 CUPS, 11 SAUCERS, 10 -7 INCH SIDE PLATES, 8 -9 INCH PLATES, 8 -10.5 INCH PLATES, 12 -9 INCH BOWLS, 8 -7.75 INCH BOWLS, 3 -6.5 INCH BOWLS, 1 TEAPOT, 1 SUGAR BOWL, 1 CREAM JUG, 2 OVAL SERVING DISHES, 1 LARGE BOWL DISCONTINUED 1997
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