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A FOUR PIECE EPNS TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, of baluster shape with engraved decoration, an OVAL ENGRAVED TRAY, with pierced gallery, Length 18", a PLATED FOUR PIECE TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, and a PAIR OF FIVE LIGHT FOUR BRANCH CANDELABRA, on oval rising bases, Height 11.5". (11)

A CASED NORITAKE COFFEE SERVICE, decorated in European fashion with lake and river landscapes with watermill, the blue borders over gilded: Coffee Pot & Cover, Two Handled Sucrier & Cover, Cream Jug, six Cans and six Saucers. Gold transfer printed factory mark, post 1920. Contained in a fitted leather covered case.

Fine Edwardian four piece silver tea service of boat shape, cast floral and scroll borders and engraved sides viz: tea pot with ebonised finial and handle and the matching hot water with lip to the inside for use as a coffee pot with muslin bag, sucrier and creamer, Sheffield 1904, maker John Round, overall total weight 691/2ozs

Good Edwardian four piece silver tea and coffee service engraved flowers, Birmingham 1903, maker Elkington & Co. Ltd., total all in weight 77ozs

A Royal Worcester Blue Dragon Pattern Service, including vegetable tureen and cover, two graduated oval plates, eight dinner plates, seven smaller plates, eight side plates, eight setting coffee set and similar tea set, pickle dish, sauce boat and stand (qty)

A Coalport part tea service, circa 1835 the pink ground with reserves of painted floral bouquets within gilt highlighted scrolling borders and interspersed with gilded pineapple motifs, each cup painted to the bowl with a different wild flower, comprising six Adelaide shape teacups, four Adelaide shape coffee cups, a cream jug, slop bowl, five saucers (one broken and re-stuck) a circular plate, 8" diameter, a square sandwich plate, 10.25" wide and four later pink ground circular plates with gilt highlights, 8" wide, marked 4/672 in gilt to base, (23)

A Coalport bone china part coffee service decorated in the Revelry pattern, comprising; coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl, six cans and saucers together with six soup bowls and seven saucers.

A Royal Doulton part dinner, tea and coffee service decorated in the 'Old Leeds Sprays' pattern.

A Wedgwood part coffee service in the Florentine pattern comprising five coffee cans and saucers, two sugar bowls, two cream jugs and one small dish.

A Noritake part coffee service decorated flowers, comprising six cups and saucers.

A George V three piece Coffee Service of Art Deco design with straight tapering sides, Birmingham 1934

A German silver oval Bowl with pierced sides, dated 1933, a plated German Dinner Service, five Coffee Spoons and German Spoon, Hanover

A Continental Coffee Service with floral decoration, and Spoons, in original box

A Coalport bone china part coffee service decorated in the Revelry pattern, comprising; coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl, six cans and saucers together with six soup bowls and seven saucers.

A Royal Doulton part dinner, tea and coffee service decorated in the 'Old Leeds Sprays' pattern.

A Wedgwood part coffee service in the Florentine pattern comprising five coffee cans and saucers, two sugar bowls, two cream jugs and one small dish.

A Noritake part coffee service decorated flowers, comprising six cups and saucers.

A Coalport Regency part tea and coffee service, painted in orange and gilt with panels of flowerheads, comprising; eight tea cups, coffee cups and saucers, a slop bowl and a pair of sandwich plates.

A Wedgwood porcelain part desert/coffee service, circa 1910, retailed for Phillips Ltd, New Bond St., painted with pink rose border within gilt and deep blue edges, comprising; square serving dish, six desert plates and coffee cans and saucers.

A quantity of sundry ceramics, to include a Continental porcelain part tea service, a Meissen coffee cup, a flower encrusted moon flask etc. (a lot)

An early 20th century cased George Jones gilt and floral enamel porcelain twelve piece coffee service, the cans in pierced scrolling and shell silver holders, makers Walker & Hall

A late 18th century English porcelain 13-piece part tea and coffee service, circa 1795 the square reserves painted with rural landscape, with gilt floral borders, comprising of a boat shaped oval slops bowl 12.5cm high, six coffee cans, five saucers and one side plate, 20cm wide

A shaped oval four piece tea and coffee service each with a shaped rim, initial 'F' and paw feet, the tea and coffee pot with ebonised handles and finials, the sugar bowl and milk jug with scroll handles, Sheffield 1904 by Walker and Hall, 2095g (69.5 oz), and a plated rat-tail sugar tongs

A Victorian round five piece tea and coffee service, with tapering bodies and slender necks, moulded bands and angular handles, the domed covers with reeded conical finials, each on a round foot and engraved all over in Aesthetic style with birds and prunus, London 1879-80 by Frederick Elkington, and a matching sugar tongs engraved with a fan and leaves, Birmingham 1881

A late Victorian round four piece tea and coffee service, each part fluted with beaded borders and moulded girdles and profusely embossed with flowers, leaves and scroll cartouches with crests or monograms, Birmingham 1900 by Thomas Whitehouse, 2204g (70.9 oz)

A Victorian baluster-shaped and facetted four piece tea and coffee service with scroll chased borders and scroll handles, engraved with birds, acanthus and foliate scroll cartouches, the facetted domed covers with finials in the form of seated Chinese figures, London 1867 by Henry Holland, the coffee pot 28cm high overall (11 in), 2378g gross (76.5 oz)

An English porcelain part tea and coffee service, probably John Rose, Coalport, comprising: a teapot, cover and stand, sugar basin and cover, milk jug, waste bowl, two saucer dishes, twelve teacups, twelve coffee cups and twelve saucers, each piece brightly painted with strawberry plants within a gold decorated blue rim, pattern No's 1218 and 1272, circa 1820, slight damage and discolouration.

A George V four-piece tea and coffee service of tapered oval form with ebony handles and lid finials, on a raised oval foot, the teapot 30cm. long, makers Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1922, the coffee pot 1918, total weight 1594gm., 51.25oz.

A George V five-piece tea and coffee service of rectangular bombe form with reeded lower bodies and gadrooned and scrolling foliate edges with ebony handles and finials, on bun feet, comprising: a tea kettle on stand, a teapot, a coffee pot, a sugar basin and a milk jug, the teapot 29cm. long, makers Mappin & Webb, London 1915, 3949gm., 126.98oz.

A George V four-piece tea and coffee service of rectangular bombe form with part reeded decoration, having a foliate rim and ebony handles, on ball feet, the teapot 30cm. long, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1910, total weight 1926gm., 61.93oz.

A LIMOGES PORCELAIN PART DINNER SERVICE, tea and coffee wares and domestic china.

A VICTORIAN TEA SERVICE Comprising coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and sugar tongs, the coffee pot by George Richards and Edward Brown, 1874, the other pieces by Edward Charles Brown, 1870, the tongs marked indistinctly, the teapot with slightly tapered cylindrical body, repousse scroll and floral decoration and ivory handle, 13cm., all in fitted box; with a matching hot water jug by Edward Charles Brown, 1874, 41.25oz total

THE RESIDUE OF A TEA SERVICE each piece boldly gilt with a band of roses on a pale blue ground, comprising: sugar basin and cover, milk jug, teapot stand, one saucer dish, six teacups, four coffee cups, nine saucers, pattern no. 476

THE RESIDUE OF A TEA SERVICE each piece painted with cartouches of roses and elaborate gilt scrolls, comprising: waste bowl, nine teacups, seven coffee cups, nine saucers, two bread and butter plates, pattern no. 5/2418

A GRAINGER, WOOD & CO WORCESTER TEA SERVICE each piece with a broad gilt stylised foliage band, comprising: teapot, cover and stand, sugar basin and cover, milk jug, waste bowl, two bread and butter plates, eleven teacups, seven coffee cans, eleven saucers, gilt script mark Grainger, Wood & Co., Worcester warranted

A BLOOR DERBY PART BREAKFAST SERVICE printed and painted in the Imari palette, comprising: muffin dish and cover, two egg cups with fixed stands, five large teacups, three coffee cans, six large saucers, five small saucers and six side plates, iron red circle mark

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY TEA SERVICE Of Imari pattern, comprising: teapot and cover, sugar basin and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cups, six saucers, six side plates, one saucer dish, one moustache cup, iron red printed mark, pattern no. 2451, together with a matching table cloth

A Miles Mason tea and coffee service, transfer printed with the Broseley Willow pattern in bright blue, the rims gilt, the service including a teapot, cover and stand, 15cm h, printed pseudo Chinese seal mark, c1800-16 (48)

A Grainger Worcester tea and coffee service, of 'Gloster' shape, painted with a central landscape with ruins or views in cobalt blue and gilt trailing vine borders, the rims lightly moulded with gilt flowers and leaves, the service including a pair of plates, 23cm diam, pattern 1933, c1835 (44) Hairline crack to the cover of the sucrier the teapot stand with slight discoloration of the glaze and some flaking of the enamels, two saucers with faint star cracks, one also with a minor chip to the underside of the rim, another saucer cracked, one teacup lacking the handle and with a large chip, one coffee cup cracked another coffee cup with a small V shaped chip to the underside of the rim, another coffee cup cracked, three coffee cups with mild glaze discoloration to the interior

A Chinese export porcelain miniature or toy tea and coffee service, painted in underglaze blue with peony and prunus in a wide diaper border, the service including a globular teapot and cover, 9.5cm h; a similar Chinese export porcelain miniature part coffee service, all Qianlong (23) First Service - small rim nick and two cracks in consequence to one saucer. The four tea bowls and two coffee cups with small rim frits. Second service - small nicks to the cover of the jug, one coffee cup missing handle, two coffee cups - rim nicks or cracked

An Elizabeth II five piece tea and coffee service, the tray 53cm over handles, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1971 & 72, with a pair of sugar tongs, 119ozs (6) In fine condition

An oval Queen Anne pattern silver five piece tea and coffee service, the partly ribbed bodies with swan necked spouts, hinged covers, ebony finials and handles to the tea pot, coffee pot and kettle on stand with spirit heater, the milk jug and sugar basin with bracket handles. Maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., Ltd., (of Sheffield) London 1911/13. 89oz. all in.

A three piece silver coffee service, the ogee rectangular bodies partly ribbed with gadroon borders, the vase shaped coffee pot with swan necked spout, hinged cover, ebonised finial and bracket handle, the milk jug and lidded sugar basin with capped bracket handles. Maker E. Viner, Sheffield 1967/8. 42oz (all in.).

A LATE 18TH-CENTURY CHILD'S PORCELAIN PART TEA-SERVICE (ATTRIBUTED TO PARIS), comprising a teapot of truncated ovoid form, a balustroid sparrow-beak jug, 4.5cm, (1.8in) high, a lidded sucrier, two coffee cups, each 3.5cm, (1.4in) high, four teabowls, five saucers and a full-size teabowl, 8cm diameter x 4.6cm high, (3.1in x 1.8in), all have a gilt rim above blue and green-enamelled sprigs, the teapot impressed 'M', one saucer impressed 'C', (damage) (15)

AN 18TH-CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ARMORIAL TEAPOT, COVER AND STAND, the teapot of "bullet" form with straight spout and plain loop handle, the stand of shaped hexagonal form, each painted in the famille rose enamels with an armorial, gilt- enriched, the cover with floral sprays, all within black and gilt chain borders, the teapot 17cm (6.5in) high, the stand 14cm, (5.4in) diameter, and SEVEN FURTHER FRAGMENTARY PIECES FROM THE SAME SERVICE, comprising one teabowl, three coffee cups and three saucers (9)

A Sevres part coffee service circa 1791, each piece reserved with a gilt-edged panel painted with a vignette of a colourful bird perched on a branch in landscape, against a bleu nouveau ground with a broad gilt foliate scrollwork border supporting pendent flower swags, gilt rims, comprising: eleven coffee cups and eleven saucers, interlaced LL monograms in blue enclosing date letters oo and pp (?), various painter's and gilder's marks in blue enamel or gilding, incised marks, one cup broken in two and restored, one saucer repaired with metal rivets, minor wear to gilding, (22)

A Coalport Japan pattern London-shape part tea and coffee service circa 1815, painted with panels of flowers in orange, blue and red heightened with gilding, separated by pale blue 'C' scrolls beneath a dark blue rim enriched with gilt motifs, comprising: a teapot, cover and stand, a sucrier and cover, a milk jug, a slop basin, twelve teacups, nine coffee cups, eight saucers, a cake plate and another cover, pattern number 692, plate 24cm., 9.5in. diameter, minor damage, (38)

A fine shaped Old English pattern table service of flatware and cutlery comprising: a pair of servers; a pickle fork; two jam spoons; twelve dessert forks; a butter knife; twelve fruit knives; twelve table forks; twelve dessert spoons; twelve fruit forks; twelve fish forks; twelve fish knives; twelve dessert knives; twelve table knives; twelve coffee spoons; twelve teaspoons; a pair of game carvers; a pair of meat carvers; a pair of fruit servers; six egg spoons; a pair of sauce ladles; a pair of sugar tongs; twelve soup spoons; six tablespoons; a soup ladle and a pair of fish carvers contained in a fitted oak Jacobean style canteen, the rectangular moulded top above a pair of geometrically panelled doors opening to reveal three drawers, raised on baluster legs connected by rectangular section stretchers on pad feet, 36in. x 35in.

A Georgian style four-piece tea and coffee service each piece of fluted melon form and decorated with embossed leaf design, raised on shell and scroll feet; the tea pot and coffee pot with hinged domed covers and flower finials, scroll work handles with bone inserts, height of coffee pot 10 1/2in. (14.5cm) by E.H.P. Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1970, 92.5oz. gross approx.

A George III three piece tea service, each piece of rounded rectangular form with engraved band decorated with leaf and flower design, gadrooned border and tea pot with hinged cover, scroll work handle, height of tea pot 6 1/4in. (16cm) by William Woodman (Bristol); the teapot Exeter, 1814, the sugar bowl and cream jug 1811, together with a Sheffield plated coffee pot in a similar style, 9in. (23cm), 30.5oz.(4)

Late 19th century Mintons tea and coffee service with gilt borders decorated with garlands of roses, comprising: jug, basin, cake plate, nine small coffee cans and saucers, eight tea cups and saucers and eight side plates

Staffordshire dark blue and gilt scroll and foliage decorated cased coffee service, the cups with pierced silver holders, Edward VII, Birmingham 1906, six cups and four saucers (two missing)

A Minton Felspar China part tea service, printed in blue with flowers within gadrooned borders, comprising: a teapot, cover and stand, a sugar bowl and cover, a slop bowl, two sandwich plates, a milk jug, eleven teacups and saucers and twelve coffee cups, printed marks, circa 1825 (some old rivetted repairs and other damage)

A Coalport 'Rococo revival' green-ground part tea service, richly painted with panels of flowers, comprising: a teapot and cover; a sugar bowl and cover; a slop bowl; two sandwich plates; six teacups; six coffee cups and twelve saucers, circa 1825 (some damage)

A Mappin & Webb silver four piece tea and coffee service comprising: coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar and cream, each of octagonal tapering form, the coffee pot with Bakelite handle, gross weight 50oz, Sheffield 1934, coffee pot height 19cm

An Edwardian silver three piece coffee service comprising: coffee pot, twin handled sugar and cream, the coffee pot of baluster form with reeded frieze and apron, angular handle with ivory insulators, maker 'B B', gross weight 33oz, Birmingham 1902, coffee pot height 23cm; sold with matching silver plated teapot (4)

Early 19th Century English porcelain tea and coffee service decorated with bands of orange and gilt flowers comprising teapot with stand, covered sucriere, slop bowl, jug, two dishes, nine coffee cans, twelve tea bowls and twelve saucers, some pieces marked N.134, probably Newhall

A George V three piece Coffee Service of circular form with Celtic frieze, Birmingham 1920

A Victorian four piece Tea/Coffee Service of semi-fluted form with ebonised handles and finials, Sheffield 1897

A George VI four piece Tea and Coffee Service having ivory handles with swag borders, viz: Coffee and Tea Pot, Sucrier and Milk Jug (one finial missing), Sheffield 1939