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Click here to subscribeA Wedgwood "Florentine" Pattern Service W1956, on white and royal blue ground having brown mythical animal and scroll decoration comprising teapot, coffeepot, 2 handled lidded sugar bowl, milk jug, cake plate, sandwich plate, oval bowl, 9 dinner plates, 9 dessert plates, 8 side plates (1 a/f), 6 2-handled soup bowls, 6 matching saucers, 9 teacups, 9 saucers, 9 coffee cups (1 chipped), 9 saucers, 6 breakfast bowls (85)
An Edward VII Five Piece Tea and Coffee Service, comprising cushion teapot, ovoid coffee pot and hot water jug, milk jug and sugar basin, each with foliate pierced cape, and richly engraved with swags of flowers draped from strapwork bands, {Sheffield, 1902, by Charles Boyton & Sons, 95oz gross, the coffee pot 22cm high}.
A silver four piece tea and coffee service and matching tray, makers mark 'I S G' Birmingham 1934, the service of facetted oval form comprising teapot with fruit wood finial and handle, matching coffee pot cream jug and two handled sugar bowl monogrammed 'A I B' approx 49ozs, the shaped rectangular tray inscribed 'Presented to Dr A J Bulger as a token of affection and appreciation by his friends of Ettingshall and District, April 1935' on four leaf scroll feet, 16" wide approx 45ozs (5)
An Edwardian silver four piece tea and coffee service, William Hutton & Sons, London 1908, comprising boat shaped teapot with foliate chased and reeded body and gadrooned rim raised on four winged mask paw feet, ebony finial and handle, matching baluster coffee pot, Sheffield 1910 and two handled sugar bowl and cream jug, London 1908 and 1909, approx 60ozs all in, in presentation fitted oak case
A SILVER REPOUSSE FOUR PIECE SERVICE, the Tea Pot, Jug and Two Handled Sucrier & Cover of circular melon shape with alternating floral and foliate and plain panels, the Hot Water Jug and Coffee Pot of pear shape, all with scroll handles and on anthemium decorated feet. Birmingham 1972. Weight approximately 79 ounces. Maker F.M.
An Art Deco Crown Ducal Coffee Service decorated with black transfer printed apples, painted in orange, yellow, blue and green, the rims with ochre lining: Coffee Pot & Cover, six Cans, six Saucers, Cream Jug and Sugar Bowl, transfer printed factory mark and A1484 (16), and a Crown Ducal Coffee Service of similar shape with orange lining painted with sprays of flowers in orange, yellow, blue and green: Coffee Pot & Cover, six Cans, six Saucers, Cream Jug, AF, and Sugar Bowl, (16), transfer printed factory mark and painted 2459 & 1+59. Approximately 32 pieces.
A table service for twelve in a mahogany canteen, a variant of the Wellington pattern chased with laurel leaves, each engraved with initial 'B', Sheffield 1915-33 by Mappin and Webb, comprising; eighteen table knives and forks, twelve table spoons, twelve dessert knives, forks and spoons, twelve fish knives and forks, a pair of fish servers, twelve tea and coffee spoons and twelve small spoons with gilt bowls, a pair of salad servers, a pair of sauce ladles, a serving spoon, a three piece carving set and a carving knife and fork, approximately 233 oz of weighable silver, in a mahogany fitted canteen with four drawers and hinged lid, on square straight tapering legs with casters
A rat tail pattern table service with crests, Sheffield 1926-8 by Mappin and Webb, 358 oz of weighable silver, in a fitted canteen with six trays, comprising; Tray 1; thirty two table knives with steel blades, a pair of meat carvers, and a pair of game carvers. Tray 2; eighteen fish knives and seventeen fish forks, a pair of fish servers and two mother of pearl handled fruit knives Tray 3; thirty three cheese knives, fifteen table forks, seventeen coffee spoons, three table knives, and a pickle fork. Tray 4; thirty three dessert spoons, ten tea spoons, nine pairs of silver and mother of pearl handled tea knives. Tray 5; nineteen table forks, thirty four dessert forks, eleven tea spoons, and four George III and later old English pattern salt spoons, various dates and makers. Tray 6; a soup ladle, a pair of sauce ladles, a pair of small sauce ladles, and four plated nut cracks. - 358 oz of weighable silver, the canteen with a label 'Mappin & Webb Ltd, Oxford St. London W
A Victorian four piece tea and coffee service, of tapering form engraved with leaf swags, pendants and cartouches with Prince of Wales feather crests, the tea and coffee pots with beaded finials, London 1865-68-69 - 63 oz gross, and a George III bright cut engraved sugar tongs, Sheffield 1784 (incuse duty mark)
An early 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain tea and coffee service, decorated in orange and gilt with oval triangular and leaf scrolled borders, comprising - eight tea cups, five coffee cups, nine saucers, two 9ins plates, oval teapot, cover and stand, oval two-handled sugar basin and cover (handle broken), and oval milk jug (handle broken) (29 pieces - Pattern No. in yellow N707 - circa 1825)
An early 19th century English porcelain tea/coffee service painted with floral sprays, comprising teapot and covered sucrier with rose moulded finials, baluster shaped cream jug, raised on four scallop shell feet, six teacups, coffee cups and plates, Pattern No. 5209, (sucrier handle a.f. and some discolouration), (21).
A Booths "Pompadour" pattern part dinner and afternoon tea and coffee service, coloured floral transfer decoration comprising: four 10.5in. oval-shaped plates; seven 8.25in. plates; three 7.25in. plates; six 6.75in. plates; six 6.25in. saucers; fourteen 5.5in. saucers; an octagonal-shaped jug; a circular sugar bowl; a small octagonal shaped jug; five tea cups; and five coffee cups, blue printed marks (various chips and cracks).
A four piece tea and coffee service, each piece of polygonal form on oval spreading base, the tea and coffee pot with ebonised canopy finials and looped handles, height of coffee pot 9.5in. (24cm), by Harrison Bros., and Howson, London and Sheffield 1917, approx. 56oz. gross; and a pair of sugar tongs.
A Victorian four piece half fluted tea and coffee service, shaped oval with gadrooned borders and angular handles, the tea and coffee pot with ebonised fluted canopy finials and angular handles, engraved initials and date, 7.75in. (19.5cm) height of coffee pot, by Mappin Bros., Sheffield 1895, 61oz. gross.
DERBY PORCELAIN - A Derby part table service, moulded in shaped panels, painted and gilt with pink roses, comprising rectangular two-handled dish, slop bowl, six saucer dishes, five muffin dishes and six covers (finials lacking), two further covers, fourteen plates, twelve breakfast cups, four coffee cans, twenty-four various saucers, crown, crossed batons, dots and D in orange, c.1800 (damages) (70)
A Coalport green batwing part tea service, early 20th century, pattern Y2665, comprising globular teapot and cover, eight teacups, eight saucers, seven side plates, two sandwich plates, a cream jug, a teacup, saucer and side plate, a coffee cup and saucer, three graduated sugar bowls, a small cream jug, a matched green batwing teacup, saucer and side plate and a Y4100 pattern teacup, saucer and side plate (42)
A Coalport blue batwing part tea and coffee service, early 20th century, pattern Y2665 and pattern Y3517, comprising ogee shape teapot and cover, three various large teacups and saucers, two tea plates, four small coffee cups, four saucers, a coffee can and saucer, three graduated sugar bowls, two ogee shape graduated cream jugs and a side plate (25)
A Coalport tea service, 19th century, comprising melon shaped teapot with gilt trailing vine shoulder and green and gilt moulded feather borders, pattern 4/188, matching sugar bowl and cover, cream jug, two sandwich plates, six teacups, six coffee cups, six saucers, side plate and slop bowl, (25)
A Spode porcelain part tea service, circa 1815-20, pattern 2234, painted with floral sprigs within lilac and gilt scroll borders, comprising small teapot and cover, two handled oval sugar bowl and cover, cream jug, slop bowl, eight London shape teacups, eleven coffee cups, twelve saucers, a teapot stand, a cover and two graduated round dishes marked Spode in red enamel and no 2234, (39)
A Royal Worcester porcelain coffee service, date code for 1917, painted by Harry & James Stinton, comprising conical coffee pot and cover with cattle by Harry Stinton, matching cream jug, sugar bowl, the six coffee cups and saucers painted with Highland cattle by Harry Stinton (2), pheasant by James Stinton (2) and sheep by James Stinton (2) (15)
A Worcester (Barr) part tea service, painted in brown and gilt with a meandering floral band within gilt borders, comprising; a teapot, cover and stand, slop bowl, milk jug, sugar bowl, two saucer dishes, twelve teacups and saucers and eight coffee cans, circa 1805 (hairline crack to teapot, other minor damage)
A Coalport (John Rose) 'London' shape part tea service, painted in puce, green, iron-red and gilt with a band of scrolling foliage with large flowerheads, comprising; a teapot and cover, an oval sugar box and cover, an oval milk jug, an oval teapot stand, two sandwich plates, a slop bowl, four teacups, eight coffee cans and seven saucers, painted iron-red pattern no. 215, circa 1815 (some damage and restoration)
A Rockingham green-ground 'Rococo revival' part tea service, with shaped panels of gilt coral, comprising; a teapot, cover and stand, a two-handled sugar box and cover, a slop bowl, a milk jug, two sandwich plates, eleven teacups and saucers and eight coffee cups, puce printed marks, iron-red painted pattern no. 1290, circa 1835 (some damage)
A Meissen part dinner service, printed with a green vine border, comprising; six soup plates, five entree plates, six side plates, twelve dinner plates, a sauce tureen and integral stand, four various shaped oval serving dishes, a baluster coffee pot and cover, six ogee coffee cups and saucers and a sugar box and cover, reverse Punkt mark, post 1924 (some damage)
AN ART DECO CROWN DUCAL POTTERY COFFEE SERVICE painted with wide floral border pattern A1323 in iron red, yellow, blue, turquoise, mauve and black : Coffee Pot & Cover, six Cans, six Saucers, Cream Jug and Sugar Bowl. Transfer printed factory mark and "Made for Lawleys Norfolk Pottery Slate". Transfer printed 1925+ mark. Approximately 16 pieces.
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