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Click here to subscribeAn interesting selection of ceramics and glassware: an early 20th century Japanese porcelain teapot hand-decorated with a riverside view; a later Noritake teapot; a mid-20th century Murano-style glass fish vase; an early 20th century Adams octagonal bowl, 'Cries of London'; a green Art Glass vase etc.
A fine Royal Crown Derby porcelain tea/coffee service in the 'Derby Posies' pattern; comprising a teapot, coffee pot, ten tea cups, twelve tea cup saucers, thirteen side plates, four coffee cans, five coffee can saucers, sugar bowl and cream jug (together with unrelated Royal Crown Derby to include three dishes hand gilded and decorated in the Imari palette)Condition Report: The three imari plates are all in good order. The Derby Posies on the whole is in nice, bright condition with no major problems. The small teapot looks good as does the larger teapot, cups and saucers. There some 'minor' darkening to underside of cups (the foot) as expected and commensurate with usage.
An early 19th century English porcelain part tea/coffee service; comprising teapot and cover, lidded boat-shaped sucrier and stand (damaged), six cups, two coffee cans, a large dish and an six deep saucers, each piece hand gilded and decorated with iron oxide reds, cobalt blues etc. with palm trees and stylised flowers etc.Condition Report: One the handles of the lidded boat-shaped sucrier is away and in two pieces (inside the sucrier), the lid is good but there is some minor rubbing to the gilding and some minor discolouration to the pattern in parts. The large cake plate exhibits some minor marking as do three of the saucers which are noted to have hairlines to the undersides (hardly visible). The tea cups exhibit some wear to the gilding but in better condition than some of the other pieces. Two of the tea cups does not 'ring true' thereby indicating a hairline somewhere, ditto two of the coffee cans, one other coffee can has a one inch has a hairline crack emanating from the lip. The teapot is not perfect - its exhibits a small matchhead sized chip to the underside of the lip of the spout, the teapot lid seems OK with no chips, cracks or restorations and the gilding is bright (boat-shaped finial has darkened a little), the teapot handle is in reasonable condition (some gilt rubbing to be expected with usage), a minor two cm crack along the bottom (not visible on the inside).
A selection of silver plate, to include two oval trays with foliate engraved detail and pierced gallery, a similar circular tray, a waiter with gadrooned rim, a swing handled dish, a pierced bowl upon three ball feet, a large toast rack, a sugar scuttle and scoop, together with a group of assorted metal ware, including an Art Deco Everhot insulated ceramic and chrome teapot, milk jug and sucrier, other various teawares, trays, etc.
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