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Three pottery teapots and covers, comprising:an 'Empire Ware, England' British patriotic teapot, 20th century, 17cm high, a Thomas Hughes & Son Ltd. Elizabeth II Coronation teapot and cover, anda Ringtons Ltd. Queen Mary and King George Silver Jubilee teapot (6)Condition ReportMinor wear Thomas Hughes and Son Ltd., Elizabeth II Coronation teapot and cover, 14cm highA Sadlers F A Cup teapot, 17cm high and
This beautifully crafted cup and saucer set is from Royal Albert's Springtime Series, featuring delicate pink roses. The set is marked with the Royal Albert logo, along with the "Springtime Series" and "Rose" inscription, showcasing the elegance of fine bone china from England. The set displays intricate floral detailing and a gold trim around the edges, adding a touch of sophistication. It is in excellent condition, free from chips or cracks. A stunning example for collectors of Royal Albert and floral-themed china. Cup: 3"H. Saucer: 5.5" dia.Issued: c. 1980Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Beautiful hand-painted Moroccan Judaica ceramic set including a double-branched candelabra by LB Design (8"H), two Kiddush goblets (4.75"H), and a matching cup (4"H). Each piece is adorned with traditional blue and white motifs featuring the Star of David and intricate geometric patterns. The set is marked on the base with W.Z. and Made in Morocco, and Hungary, indicating its origin. A fine example of Moroccan and Hungarian craftsmanship, this set is ideal for ceremonial use or as a decorative Judaica collection.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
A stunning three-piece Royal Crown Derby porcelain set featuring the iconic Imari pattern with intricate floral and geometric designs in cobalt blue, red, and gold. The set includes a decorative plate, a three-handled loving cup, and a finely crafted candle snuffer, all adorned with lavish gilt accents. Each piece bears the Royal Crown Derby backstamp on the underside, confirming its English origin. Plate: 7" dia. Cup: 2.25"H. Snuffer: 4.75"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Of Daily Mail International Horse Show Jumping interest; a silver gilt presentation two handled trophy cup and cover, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1937, with presentation inscription, verso applied Roman horse race panel, the pull off cover with naked horseman holding a wreath aloft (missing) upon a stallion, 1468gm, 40cm, raised on a mahogany plinth.Inscribed "International Horse Show, Olympia London, 1938, Champion Cup, For jumping around the course by British Civilians, Presented by the, Daily Mail, Awarded to, Thomas Glencross."Sold with the winners rosette and a scrapbook related to rider Miss Margorie Burgess and a photograph album.Margorie was born in 1910 began riding on a Canadian mare bought in 1919 at a sale of ex Army horses used during WWI. She progressed well and first competed in 1927. In 1932 she joined Thomas Glencross's stables and began competing on his many horses. In 1938 she was entered for the International Horse Show and on Saturday the 18th June she won the Championship Cup. This entailed the eight men and two ladies wearing full hunting over a course of eight jumps. Riding Blue Sky she was the only competitor to have a clear round.
Mason's 'Manchu' Large Tureen, R. Stanley bowl. Doulton 'The Annunciation' cup and saucer, other ceramics:- One Box.Largest lidded tureen with crazing. Smaller tureen with chip, crack and crazing, crazing to matching dish. Masons jug with chip and hairlines. Others wear commensurate with age.
Fenton 'Old Chelsea', Minton, Newhall, Alcocks and other Trio's, XIX Century noticed, (9):- One Tray.Unmarked green set all have rub to gilt and one cup doesn't ring true and has hairline cracks. Unmarked blue and white set with pink, white, purple and orange flowers all ring untrue. Blue and white Staffordshire cup doesn't ring true. Others all with some light wear, rub to gilt and light surface scratching.
Ten Coffee/ Tea/ Cabinet Cups and Saucers by Worcester, Derby, etc, early XX Century noticed:- One Tray.Small blue and white Worcester cup with a chip to both top and bottom rim, saucer with chip to base. Blue, cream and red set with oriental style house decoration both don't ring true and have hairlines. Blue, orange and gilt Davenport's example cup doesn't ring true and has crack to handle. Mortlocks yellow cup doesn't ring true. All others with some wear, rub to gilt.
A Clarice Cliff 'Crocus' pattern conical tea-for-two set, all with hand-painted floral and banded decoration and comprising a teapot, a sugar bowl, a creamer, two tea cups, two saucers and a side plate, all with printed and painted marks to undersidethe teapot 12cm high (8)A very small nick to the rim of the jug, another very small nick to the rim of one cup, otherwise, seemingly free from damage or repair, some scratching and wear to decoration, more noticeable to saucers.
A Heal's limed oak bookcase or dresser, circa 1930, the stepped top section with open shelves above a pair of drawers and cupboards below180.5 x 122 x 46cmThere are cup rings, stains and marks on the top on the dresser as well as on the shelves. One of the handles on the righthand drawer is different from the rest on the dresser. Several other instances of water damage and and marks, please refer to the additional images.
Cricket - an album of early 1960s cricket autographs, all originally obtained by a Worcester gentleman. Includes: South Africa 1960, Lancashire 1960, Surrey 1960, Sussex 1960, Essex 1960, Middlesex 1960, Essex 1961, Somerset 1961, Surrey 1961, Middlesex 1961, Yorkshire 1961, Northamptonshire 1961, Glamorgan 1961, Glamorgan 1969, Kent 1962, Yorkshire 1962, Leicester 1962, Middlesex 1962, Somerset 1962, Northants 1962, Warwickshire 1962, Sussex 1963, Derby 1963, Leicestershire 1963, Lancashire 1963, Essex 1963, Surrey 1963, Yorks 1963, Derbyshire 1963, Pakistan Eagles (1963), Glamorgan 1963, Kent 1963, Sussex & Worcester 1963 Cup Final, Learie Constantine, laid-in Worcester 1964 fully signed team sheet, and some others. A near-filled album. All pages annotated with the team, some loose leaves. All signed to single pages, some back-to-back.
1966 World Cup - a collection of Autographed Editions made officially signed 8x10" colour photographs from members of the team - Nobby Stiles, Alan Ball, Sir Bobby Charlton, Martin Peters, Jack Charlton, Ray Wilson, George Cohen, Roger Hunt, Geoff Hurst and Gordon Banks. All signed to the margin in blue or black ink. Officially signed editions, with printed history to reverse.
Horse Racing - Goodwood Stewards Cup 1985 - the original winner's trophy from the Stewards Cup Handicap race in 1985, won by Al Trui. Made by Garrard & Co of London, the large silver plate on brass trophy comes engraved to the front 'William Hill - Stewards Cup - Goodwood - 1985 - Al Trui'. With removable lid. Measures approx: 53cm tall. Along with a vintage Angelus carriage clock with plaque to top 'The Ladbroke Hotels Handicap - Salisbury - 13th July 1985' also won by Al Trui. The clock presented within its original box. Provenance: the vendor's grandfather was the horse owner.
A collection of assorted militaria, comprising Post & Cold War: Emergency feeding cup and spoon, Civil Defence Corps Headquarters armband, a military pencil dosimeter and Nuclear Weapon Effects Computer No.1, a J.Hudson & Co military whistle dated 1952WW2: German Third Reich Fork with Luftwaffe eagle manufactured by WMF, marked I./62 (I.Abteilung Flak Regiment 62 or I.Ausbildungs Bataillon); Air Raid Warden's Post plaque, ration book wallet, Home Guard shoulder title and Radnor Home Guard cap badge; ARP badge and Civil Defence button, a Home Front or ARP hand lantern and a hand bell cast from metal taken from German aircraft shot down over Britain;together with a candleholder made from a miniature French WW1 Adrian helmet with Arras strap and a Mappin and Webb fork with War Department arrow (group)
Renaissance Revival Hand Painted Cabinet and Chair (2) items including a carved armchair having a portrait on back splat and a cabinet having a two-door painted front opening to two shelves, key Property from: a Private Collector, Kankakee, Illinois Height: 69 inches, Width: 45 inches, Depth: 15 1/2 inches (cabinet) Condition: overall light wear consistent with normal use, both having scratches, nicks, chips and areas of surface wear, cabinet having cup hooks on door and interior showing though to backside Category: Furniture > Cabinets Estimated Sale Time: 11:46 am (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3Photograph #4Photograph #5Photograph #6
A collection of silver items comprising three sauceboats, including two examples with acanthus leaf handles, the largest 22cm wide, and two twin-handled trophy cups, including an example inscribed 'Ross Golf Club, Hospital Cup 1938', the largest 10cm high22.3ozt (5)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.
A Japanese tea service, 20th century, comprising a teapot, 20cm high, twin handled sugar pot and cover, 17cm wide, a cream jug and cover, 14.5cm high, eleven teacups, 12cm wide, thirteen saucers, 14cm diameter, twelve tea plates, 18.5cm diameter, together with a shallow dish, 21cm diameter, and another plate 21.5cm diameter, each painted with maple branch polychrome decoration, heightened in gilt, with geometric gilt borders, painted marks (41)Condition ReportTeapot - Minor nibbles to the cover rim. Nibbles and a chip to the rim of the teapot. Kiln pickup to the interior. Rubbing to the decoration/ gilt. With manufacturing imperfections. Sugar pot - Nibbles and a chip to the rim of the sugar pot. Kiln pickup to the interior. Rubbing to the decoration/gilt. With manufacturing imperfections. Cream jug - Nibbles to the cover rim and chips. The rim of the milk jug with hairline crack and rough area. Kiln pickup. Rubbing to the decoration/ gilt. With manufacturing imperfections. Cups and saucers - Teacups - One with visible repair to the body of the cup. The other looks to be in good condition with some manufacturing imperfection and rubbing to the gilt/decorations. Saucers- with minor rubbing to the decoration and minor nibbles. Manufacturing imperfections. One with star crack to the base. Two with hairline cracks to the base. One with chip to the rim. Tea plates - with minor rubbing to the decoration and minor nibbles. Manufacturing imperfections. Kiln pickup. One with blue paint splatters to the underside. One with black pen mark to the underside.Shallow dish - Manufacturing imperfections. Kiln pickup. Plate - With hairline crack to the base and chip to the rim.
A collection of Worcester porcelain, 18th century and later, English, decorated with floral and foliate motifs, some with moulded decoration, including two teapots, largest 17cm high, two coffee pots, largest 22.5cm high, together with a cup, 9.5cm wide and saucer, 13.5cm diameter, with blue underglaze crescent marks (6)Condition Reportlargest teapot) with loss to the rim of the cover and hairline crack. With chip to the flower finial. Chips to the foot rim of the teapotsmaller teapot) nibble to the rim of the cover. Chip to the flower finial. Chips to the foot rim of the teapolargest coffeepot) Some minor rubbing to the decoration. smaller coffee pot) Nibbles to the rim of the cover. Chips to the base. tea cup and saucer) Chips to the base of the teacup. Saucer with minor nibble to the foot rim. With three dots mark to the saucer.
A collection of silver novelty items, mostly of golfing interest, to include a small trophy cup, marked 925, 9cm high, a hat pin in the form of a golf club, 16cm long, two golf club form brooches, the largest 6cm long, a pair of shoe buckles, 3cm wide, five various medallions, and a cased set of initialled golf markers, Birmingham 1979, 3.68ozt weighable (qty.)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.
A silver trophy and cover, by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield, 1935, with twin handles and a cruciform final, engraved 'Civil Service Flying Association Committee Cup Annual Landing Competition presented by Dr W. N. P Wakeley 1938 winners 1938 'Elizabeth P. Jessep', 31cm high, on an ebonised plinth, 38cm overall, 29ozt (3) Condition ReportSome tarnishing, one dent above 1938. Fair otherwise.
Royal Crown Derby bone china 'Derby Posies' pattern dinner service, 20th century, printed iron red marks, printed with bouquets of flowers and scattered flowersprays within shaped gilt lined rims, including a large two-handled footed circular soup tureen and domed cover, two smaller circular vegetable tureens and covers, two oval serving dishes, two shaped rectangular serving bowls, a salad bowl, eight dinnerplates, 10 luncheon plates, two cake plates, a large teapot and cover, a small teapot and cover, a cylindrical preserve pot and cover, a milk jug, two fluted circular sugar bowls, four two-handled coffee cups, seven teacups, eight saucers, eight small circular dishes, eight demitasse, a tea strainer and other items ensuite including a Minton breakfast cup and saucer similar
Early 20th century mahogany washstand, the domed marble back with handwritten slogan 'Sweet Thames Runs Softly Till I End My Song' over a marble top and two cupboard doors with handpainted panels depicting the River Thames and handpainted panels to side, on turned cup and cover supports united by a curved X-frame stretcher, 119cm high x 106cm wide x 54cm deep Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs, knocks and accretions. Gallery section with break to the top left corner of marble. Marble top with small nibbles/chips to corners and edges. Some crevices on marble top. General wear and tear. 74cm high to marble top
A mixed group of silver including; a North Hants two handled trophy cup, six various napkin rings, a Elizabeth II silver Armada dish, a matched pair of two handled shallow cups, a silver and glass mustard pot- lid missing and a small Victorian capstan inkwell, 827gms., (26.6ozs.), gross, (12)
A mixed group of silver including; a small tazza by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1915, a cased egg cup, napkin ring and matched spoon by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, 1962- all three piece with the same mark, two long handle brushes, a clothes brush and the top of a comb engraved 'Dawn', two napkin rings, two silver bon bon dishes, a two handle butter dish- glass liner missing, a silver and glass dressing table box, a flared vase with loaded base, two part sets of cased tea spoons, 430gms. (13.8ozs.), gross, (a lot)
A Victorian silver and glass hip flask by Minshull & Latimer, Birmingham 1891, of small oval form, bayonet lid, half leather body and pull off cup, 9cms. long, a Birmingham silver concave card case by Hilliard & Thomason, 1906, plain, with another similar, engraved monogram, Sheffield 1897, 85gms., (2.7ozs.), gross, (3)
A George V silver two handled trophy cup by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1904, engraved 'Torosay Challenge Cup', with holders for 1922-25 to the reverse, 14.5cm.(5.7ins.) high, with a presentation chalice- 'Timbersocombe Gun Club, Open Cup, 1910, won by R.H.Docker' , 613gms., (19.7ozs.), gross, (2)

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