A Victorian silver teapot by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1861, of globe form on domed circular foot, cast floral knop to hinged cover, c-shaped ebonised ebonised handle, elaborately embossed with fruit and scrolling decoration, cartouche to either side engraved with unicorn crest and motto 'bear and forbear', 18.5cm high, weight 20.30ozt Overall condition is good. There is a shallow dent to one side on the crest, and some very minor dents around some of the embossed decoration, but no other major dents, splitting, or repair. General scratching and wear to the body, cover and spout. All decoration is crisp and clear. Maker's mark to the knop is quite worn, but to the inside of cover and base is crisp. The handle is quite loose, as both of the pins holding it in place have come slightly loose. There are a couple of chips to the top of the handle, and a few cracks where the handle meets the silver. The lid is quite wobbly at the hinge, but opens smoothly and closes flush.
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A black basalt teapot and cover, early 19th century, of waisted rectangular form, the body with relief moulded panels depicting capronised elephants, the cover with capronised elephant finial, raised on elephant's feet, 14cm high (at fault) with a Wedgwood black basalt vesta and cover, early 20th century, the body with a continuous relief moulded floral motif, the cover with relief moulded classical maidens to the top and striker to the underside, impressed maker's mark to base, 9.5cm long, a Wedgwood Ordinary Lustre bowl, early 20th century, designed by Daisy Makeig Jones, the interior with a gilt outlined Wu Sun barbarian against a pearlescent ground, the exterior with gilt mythical beasts against a mottled blue ground, printed maker's mark and painted pattern number 'Z4829 F' to base, 5.5cm high, and a Barum ware vase dated 1883, 20cm high (at fault) (4)CONDITION:Tea pot - spout has nibbles to the tip, the body has a large hairline crack across the entire base and extending up through the body and through the elephants trunk to one side and a further fine hairline crack through the body. The cover has one chipped corner and one re-glued corner.Vesta box - some very tiny rim nibbles, some internal scratches where the striker has been used.Wedgwood - appears to be in generally good order with some minor surface scratching throughout.Barum vase - large and multiple chips to the rim, extending to hairline cracks in places, crazing throughout to the top rim, nibbles to the foot rim. Crazing throughout and nibbles.
A Victorian Aesthetic Movement Minton majolica teapot and cover in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, late 19th century, the yellow ochre glazed teapot of globular form with straight spout, decorated with prunus blossoms modelled in low relief, the basket handle modelled as a bent green twig, the cover with cut twig finial and low relief prunus motif, impressed maker?s mark, indistinct date cypher (probably for 1873), decorator's mark, '610', '12' and painted '2' to base, 19.5cm highCONDITION REPORT:The piece shows fine surface crazing throughout. There is a firing frit to the prunus sprig to the left of the back of the handle, and small nibbles to the interior rim of the cover, but no visible chips, cracks or losses.
A Fielding majolica 'Parrot and Cockatoo' teapot and cover, late 19th century, of hexagonal form, the body modelled as a bamboo frame inset with side panels depicting a relief moulded parrot and cockatoo on a branch, the handle with ribboned detail, the cover with bamboo finial, painted decorator's mark to base, 12cm high
A George III silver teapot stand by Crispin Fuller, London 1802, of oval form with reeded border on four raised feet, 15.9cm x 11.6cm, together with a George III milk jug, London 1810, of typical from with engraved floral decoration and angular handle on four ball feet, engraved crests to either side (worn), 10cm high (at fault), gross weight 8.38ozt (2)
A Royal Crown Derby Imari, 2451 pattern tea service, mid 20th century, comprising: a teapot and cover, a milk jug and stand, a sucrier and stand, six tea cups, six saucers, six side plates, six sandwich plates and a serving plate, each piece with printed maker's mark and most with date marks for 1965, with a Royal Crown Derby paperweight modelled as a frog (lacking stopper) (Qty) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces show minor rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout and some fine surface scratches. Most show some very fine surface crazing in some areas and some show more extensive crazing. On one side plate this has developed into a 'V' shaped hairline crack to the base, but otherwise there are no visible chips, cracks or losses. The teapot appears to be in good condition with no visible chips, cracks, losses or crazing.
A George V three-piece silver tea service by Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1925, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, each piece of oval form with half-reeded decoration and angular handles, ebonised knop and handle to teapot, gross weight 25.8ozt (3)Provenance: Ruyton Hall, Shropshire
A Chinese blue and white vase decorated with plants and birds (firing crack running from the rim), a crackle glaze ginger jar (no lid) another (no lid) and a blue and white small teapot Vase in good condition with firing crack as catalogued, 1 ginger jar ok, teapot has chips to spout and rim
A heavy silver London mark Presentation Tray, with shaped beaded double edge, inscribed "The Green Shield Trophy, Variety Club of Great Britain, Sandown Park, September 2nd, 1972, won by Setsu," hall marked London c. 1897, by J.G. (R. & S. Garrard & Co. - James Garrard) London (Pantron Street), approx. 28 ounces; also a silver plated Georgian style Teapot with ebonised handle, by Mappin & Webb. (2)
A fine quality and rare Irish Georgian (George II period) silver bullet Teapot, the hinged circular lid with mermaids engraved, with a wooden circular top, and shaped handle, the body with attractive etched motif with three mast ships, hallmarked John Williamson, Dublin 1736, approx. 14cms (5 1/2") high, approx. 22 ounces. (1)
A pair of South Sea Island carved wooden Bowls modelled as Turtles, with mother-o-pearl inlay; together with a heavy carved wooden model of a Tribal South Sea Islander, with inset opal type eyes, approx. 38cms (15")high; also a plated 19th Century Chinese Jug or Teapot with assimilated dragon handle, and a pewter Tea Caddy, with Oriental script, as a lot, w.a.f. (5)
A Georgian rounded rectangular silver teapot with gadrooning decoration to the body, leaf-embossed spout and raised on four lion's feet. Handle with small ivory insulators. Hallmarked London 1817 with worn maker's mark 'J.A.' in rectangle (possibly Joseph Angel?). Weight 675g (less insulators). GC, handle detached at one end. £300-400
Royal Doulton Countess pattern composite part dinner service, printed green marks, registration number 523784, printed and painted with ribbon swags suspending pendants in a neo classical style, comprising two teapots and one cover, a milk jug, two cream jugs, two canted square stands, a ladle, two shaped oval stands, two slop bowls, a sugar bowl, a shallow bowl, three pudding bowls, six eggcups, a preserve pot, cover and fixed stand, a later cream jug, two cake plates, four bowls, six small plates, a shaped oval dish, four breakfast cups, 12 teacups, 22 saucers in sizes, two oval tureens in sizes and six oval serving dishes in sizes Condition ReportCups - Some base wear and minor chipping to several bases.Saucers - Minor wear throughout, 3 with surface imperfections.Plates - Minor wear throughout, 1 small plate with crazing, 1 medium plate/dish has 2 small chips and crazing. 3 side plates with minor surface imperfections and 1 with a chip.Large Round plates - Crazing, 1 rim chip, 3 lower half chips, 2 cracks.Oval Serving plates - Crazing to all, some wear and pattern loss, minor chips to several bases.Egg cups - some wear to rims, 2 have chips to the base.Milk Jug - Crazing, base wearCream Jugs - Crazing, minor staining.Large, flatter Jug - Some pattern loss and base wear.Oval serving dishes - Some crazing and pattern loss.Preserve pot - chip to baseBowls - crazing on larger examples.Teapots - 1 teapot with moderate scuffing/surface imperfection and some staining, 1 with crazing.
Collection of English pottery and porcelain teawares, circa 1830 and later, printed and painted with robins perched on holly branches, a lustreware small footed bowl, a blue ground relief moulded teapot and cover, a redware teapot and cover enamelled with Chinese flowers, an English porcelain Imari pattern ring tree, a Graingers Worcester blue ground miniature teapot and cover and a small footed bowl (8)
Group of five Chinese cloisonne vessels, 19th century, including a vase teapot in blue, 16cm high, a pair of oviform miniature vases and two pots and covers, one with storks (5) Condition ReportVase teapot - Significant damage to handle. Elsewhere, one moderate chip, base cracking and bottom lose.Oviform mini vases - One has a large chip and one smaller one. The other has some surface wear.Stork pot - Crazing to non-stark side of pot. Staining on storks. Crazing to lid.Other pot - Some damage to bottom. Possibly crazing or cracking on lid.
Assorted pottery part doll's tea services, circa 1930 and later, the first printed with Ride-a-Cock horse, Little Bo Beep, Jack and Jill, comprising a teapot and cover, a sugar bowl, four tea cups, four saucers, four side plates together with a Felix the Cat pattern part doll's service, comprising a milk jug, three tea cups and four saucers, four side plates, together with a Crown Ducalware miniature milk jug and small vaseCondition ReportThe teapot has some light surface scratches and crazing. All nursery rhyme pieces have crazing.Crown Ducal cream jug has a chip to the underside of the lip and wear to the decoration. The crown ducal bowl has some wear to the decoration and some surface marks. All Felix items have crazing, some have wear to the decoration and gilt. Some light surface marks. There are 2 chips to the rim of the milk jug and a possible hairline crack to one the cups. See photos.
Collection of English pottery and porcelain plates and dishes, circa 1815 and later, including a blue ground teapot and cover painted with bouquets of flowers, a Derby plate similar with gadrooned border, two breakfast cups and two plates with burnt orange border with flowerheads and gilt tendrils, a spirally moulded plate painted in sepia with fruiting vine, a bat printed mug and other items of printed pottery Condition ReportBreakfast cups and matching plates - Some rim wear. Base wear. Some gilt loss. 1 plate has minor crack and stain/imperfection. Other plate has broken and been repaired.Teapot and simliar plate - Small chip to teapot base, some gilt loss. Lid repaired 2 gaps. Plate has some staining.Matching teacup- Minor gilt loss and base wear.Blue serving dish - Broken and repaired.Double handled pot - Minor stainingAssorted plates - Most have some base wear and small chips or staining. Varied (see picture for individual conditions).Little fishers mug - Staining, base wear and cracked rim.Duck scene mug - Staining base wear.
A small silver teapot, silver coasters etcCONDITION REPORTThe teapot and jug are marked '800', and by our judgement, condition of both is good.Gross weight, 300g.All others items have English silver hallmarks and are in varying condition. Some are a little worn.Gross weight, 513g.The coasters are 14cm in diameter.Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.To that end, we have provided a number of additional images for your attention.
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