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A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, with loop handle, painted in famille rose palette with a basket of flowers, and scattered flowers and leaves, beneath dot bands, 10cm high (4"), pattern number 171, circa 1795

A New Hall part tea service, each piece painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within meandering flower and black line borders, comprising: a slop bowl, a sugar bowl and five teabowls and six saucers, pattern number 191, circa 1790, and a similar helmet shaped jug, pattern number 241

A New Hall fluted teabowl, coffee cup and saucer, decorated in gilt with swags, within blue and gilt star and roundel borders, circa 1790. This is New Hall pattern number 53

A New Hall coffee cup and saucer, with 'clip' handle, painted in famille rose palette with baskets of flowers, within simple puce and iron red borders, circa 1785. This is New Hall pattern number 171

A New Hall serpentine sided milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers, beneath a puce line rim, 10cm high (4"), pattern number 599, circa 1790, a similar smaller jug, pattern number 173, and a New Hall small round bowl, decorated with pattern number 171 (some damage)

A New Hall teabowl and saucer, printed in underglaze blue with the Bungalow pattern, within gilt line borders, circa 1790 and other blue printed items

A set of six New Hall type teabowls and saucers, painted with flowers and ribbon borders, late 18th century. (12) Some damaged.

A New Hall part tea service, decorated with black printed classical vignettes and pink lustre borders, c.1810, comprising: teapot and cover, milk jug, slop bowl and seven cups and saucers. (18) Some damages.

Two New Hall cups and saucers, and two matching dishes, decorated in blue and gold with bands of leaves and acorns, one piece marked '524', c.1800. (6)

Two New Hall fluted trios, decorated with gilt bands of swags, early 19th century. (6)

A New Hall faceted cylindrical tea canister and cover, with a pineapple finial, decorated with gilt lines, c.1790. 12.5cm.

Three New Hall/New Hall Type Porcelain Milk Jugs, late 18th century, two of helmet form with "Lowestoft" decoration, the third decorated with a Mandarin scene, numbered N 425 and 195 (3)

Herbert Royle THE BLUEBELL WOOD, BEAMSLEY HALL, BOLTON ABBEY Signed, inscribed on reverse 'To Mr and Mrs Milnes with Best Wishes for a happy Christmas and New Year from H.Royle', oil on board, (38cm by 34cm)

HAWKINS, E. The Silver Coins of England, engraved plates, green morocco-backed boards, spine gilt; LAIRD, M. A Topographical & Historical Description of Nottingham, folding map, engraved plates, roan-backed boards, rubbed, [circa 1820]; The Secret Out, or One Thousand Tricks with Cards, illus., original cloth gilt, New York, [circa 1880]; HALL, S.C. The Book of South Wales, the Wye & the Coast, illus., original cloth, spine faded, 1861; MUNTZ, E. A Short History of Tapestry, illus., original cloth, 1885; FISHER, W.R. The Forest of Essex, morocco-backed cloth, head of spine worn, 1887; and others in 2 boxes (a quantity)

LONDON: KNIGHT, C. London, 6 volumes, contemporary black half calf, spines gilt, slightly rubbed, 8vo, 1841; BRITTON, J. & W.E. BRAYLEY. The History of the Ancient Palace and late Houses of Parliament, engraved title & plates, contemporary calf, 8vo, 1836; HALL, S.C. The Book of the Thames, original cloth gilt, [circa 1880]; CLINCH, G. Mayfair & Belgravia, 1892; Bloomsbury & St. Giles's, 1890; Marylebone & St. Pancras, 1890, all original cloth gilt, spines faded; CAPES, A. The Old & New Churches of London, plates, original cloth, folio, 1880; WELCH, C. Modern History of the City of London, 1896; PRICE, F.G.H. A Handbook of London Bankers, 1890-91; CAVE-BROWNE, J. Lambeth Palace, chromolithograph frontispiece, 1883; and 5 others on London (20)

A New Hall type part tea and coffee service, each piece decorated with a stylised key fret and oak leaf pattern in gilt, pattern number 522, comprising; a teapot and stand, a sugar box and cover, a jug, two coffee cups and four tea cups, the lid of the sugar box inscribed in red Cotton High Street, Edinburgh (damage)

Two early 19c enamel decorated tea cups, two Victorian cups and saucers, together with a New Hall[?] sugar bowl.

A New Hall pattern number 173 part tea service, comprising teapot and cover, six tea bowls and saucers, cream jug and slop bowl.

HOWARD (HENRY) AND SIR THOMAS WYATT. WORKS, edited by Geo. Fred. Nott, engraved plates, a little light foxing, library cloth, 1815-16 ~ Harding (John) The Chronicle..., 2 parts in 1 vol., a little very light foxing, library morocco-backed buckram, 1812 ~ Hall (Edward) Chronicle; Containing the History of England, a little light foxing, library morocco-backed buckram, 1809 ~ [Forteguerri (Niccolo)], "Niccolo Carteromaco". Ricciardetto, 2 vol., engraved portrait, contemporary calf, gilt, rubbed, Parigi [but Venice], Francesco Pitteri, 1738 ~ Williams (J.L.) The Land of Sleepy Hollow and the Home of Washington Irving, number 519 of 600 copies, photogravure plates, original cloth, slightly rubbed, New York and London, 1887 ~ Rees (Abraham) The Cyclopaedia; or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature, 39 vol., engraved portrait, 2 vol. in library cloth, rest in contemporary calf, gilt, rubbed, 1819, ex-library copies with bookplates, stamps and classmarks; and a large quantity of others, Reference and Miscellaneous, v.s. (lge qty).

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A New Hall helmet shaped cream jug, painted with floral sprays beneath wavy line, high loop handle, spreading circular base, 4in high, c.1800

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A New Hall part tea service, decorated with floral sprays within a wavy dotted line and scrolling foliage, coloured in tones of pink, green and blue, comprising fluted commode shaped teapot and cover, sugar bowl, milk jug, ten tea bowls, nine saucers, teapot 6.25in high, pattern no. N241, c.1805

A Worcester fluted tea bowl and saucer, painted in dry blue with floral sprays within gilt-line rims, circa 1775; a New Hall-type 'Chelsea Ewer' jug, late 18th century and an English porcelain tea-pot stand painted with roses, circa 1815

Various English porcelain teawares, comprising a Spode Imari pattern coffee can painted with a canary, pattern no. 377, a fluted Coalport (John Rose) coffee can and saucer, painted in gilt with panels of floral sprays, a New Hall teabowl and saucer, pattern no. 89, a Worcester (Grainger) coffee can and saucer, and a Derby (Sampson Hancock) Imari tea cup and saucer, various dates, 19th cenury (minor wear to gilding)

A New Hall porcelain part tea service, the exterior of the cups with osier moulded frieze and three painted cartouche floral panels, the interior with continous scrolling flowerhead frieze, having blue gilt dashed borders, saucers and bread plate, with painted pattern number '1944', to match, comprising 6 cups, 7 saucers and 1 bread plate (14)

A small selection of New Hall porcelain tea wares, circa 1800, to include three polychrome Boy in a Window pattern saucers, one matching tea bowl, a New Hall famille rose tea bowl, a New Hall blue and white teabowl and saucer with chinoiserie landscape and another blue and white saucer, damage, (8)

A pair of New Hall London Shape teacups and saucers, each brightly printed and painted with a bird, flowering branches and an insect, gilt line borders, iron red printed roundel marks, circa 1815-20

A pair of New Hall London Shape teacups and saucers, each brightly printed and painted with a bird, flowering branches and an insect, gilt line borders, iron red printed roundel marks, circa 1815-20 (one handle chipped)

A pair of New Hall Bute Shape teacups and saucers, printed and painted with cottages, houses and fisherman in river landscapes, gilt line borders, iron red printed roundel marks, circa 1815-20

A pair of New Hall Bute Shape teacups and saucers, printed and painted with named views of Emsworth, Kirkham Priory Gateway, cottages and river landscapes, gilt line borders, iron red printed roundel marks, circa 1815-20

A pair of New Hall Bute Shape teacups and saucers, printed and painted with named views of Mill at Embersley and Awackenham Meadow, cottages and river landscapes, gilt line borders, brown printed roundel marks, circa 1815-20

A New Hall saucer dish, painted in coloured enamels with shells, flowers and seaweed, within a roundel band and yellow line rim, 21. 5cm diameter (8 1/2"), printed roundel mark in red and pattern number 1045.

Two New Hall graduated spirally fluted saucer dishes, each decorated in gilt with a central rosebud, within an 'ermine' border, 21cm diameter overall (8 1/4"), pattern number 198, circa 1785-90, and other items

A New Hall part tea service, each piece painted in coloured enamels with shells, flowers and leaves, within orange and green roundel and dash borders, comprising:- London shape teapot and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, sugar bowl, 6 teacups, with ring handles, 6 saucers and a saucer dish, printed roundel mark in iron red and pattern number 1045, circa 1820 (some damage)

Holgate (David), New Hall And Its Imitators, London 1971

A New Hall round slop bowl, painted in famille rose palette with scattered flowers, beneath a flower panelled puce scale band, 15.2cm diameter (6"), pattern number 791, circa 1790, another, with pattern number 241, and another with pattern 603 (area of rim glued)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and flat cover, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within flower panelled puce diaper bands, 14.5cm high (5 3/4"), pattern number 311, circa 1785 (tip of knop chipped)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and flat cover, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within flower and pink ribbon bands, 14cm high (5 1/2"), pattern number 186, circa 1785 (crack at base of handle)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and flat cover, unusually painted in puce with scattered flowers, within black ground flower and scroll bands, 16cm high (6 1/4"), pattern number 246, circa 1785 (cracks)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and flat cover, painted in famille rose palette with flowers, within puce diaper border, 16cm high (6 1/4"), circa 1785 (tip of spout chipped)

A New Hall oval teapot and cover, painted in famille rose palette with scattered and bands of flowers and leaves, within pink line borders, 13.5cm high (5 1/4"), pattern number 839, circa 1800 (chip to cover and tip of knop)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and flat cover, painted in famille rose palette with baskets of flowers and leaves, within simple iron red and puce borders, 15.2 cm high (6"), pattern number 1171, circa 1785 (rim chip

A New Hall ogee shaped oval teapot and cover, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within puce and iron red scroll bands, panelled with flowers, 17.2cm high (6 3/4"), pattern number 195, circa 1795 (knop chipped, tip of spout glued)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and flat cover, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within puce and iron red scroll bands, panelled with flowers, 15.2cm high (6"), pattern number 195, circa 1785 (spout and knop restored), and two other New Hall serpentine sided teapots (no covers)

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot stand, painted in famille rose palette with sprays of flowers and leaves, and puce scattered flowers, within an iron red line rim, with pendant flowers and leaves, 19.5cm wide (7 3/4"), pattern number 376, circa 1790

A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath a flower panelled pink diaper border, 10.8cm high (4 1/4"), pattern number 354, circa 1785-90

A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath a flower and iron red meander band, 10.8cm high (4 1/4"), pattern number 599, circa 1785-90

A New Hall facetted helmet shaped milk jug, painted in puce and black with a ribbon and leaf scroll band, the interior with iron red, puce and black leaf and flowerhead bands, on round foot, 10cm high (4"), circa 1785 This is New Hall pattern number 122

A New Hall coffee cup, with 'clip' handle, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the interior with a puce and iron red flower and leaf band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1785, a similar cup (small rim chip), and other New Hall cups, teabowls and saucers

A New Hall type teabowl and saucer, painted in famille rose palette with flowers, within puce diaper borders, circa 1790, and other similar teabowls and saucers

A New Hall small round bowl, painted in famille rose palette with scattered flowers, the interior with a bold flower and leaf scroll band, 11.8cm diameter (4 5/8"), pattern number 660, circa 1790, another, with pattern number 839, another, pattern number 662, and a similar fluted bowl

A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath a flower and puce scroll band, 12cm high(4 3/4"), pattern number 312, circa 1790 (crack at base of handle), and another, similarly decorated, beneath a flower and black line rim (small rim chips)

A New Hall serpentine sided helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath an iron red scroll band, 10.8cm high (4 1/"), pattern number 749, circa 1790, and two similar smaller jugs (some damage)

A New Hall small serpentine sided helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath a puce and iron red scroll and pendant flowerhead border, 9 cm high (3 1/2"), circa 1790, a similar larger jug, and a New Hall type helmet shaped spirally fluted jug (some damage)

A New Hall teabowl and saucer, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within flowerhead panelled orange and black geometric bands, circa 1790, and other teabowls and saucers The first item in this lot is New Hall pattern number 662

A pair of unusual New Hall round stands, with fluted borders, each painted in famille rose palette with flowers, within a puce and iron red swag and flower border, 16 cm diameter (6 1/4"), pattern number 143, circa 1790, and a New Hall slop bowl, decorated with pattern number 208

A New Hall coffee cup, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the interior with a puce flower and scroll border, black line rim, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1790, and other New Hall type cups, teabowls and saucers

A New Hall part tea and coffee service, decorated in gilt with flowers sprigs, within gilt line borders, comprising; 8 teabowls, 7 coffee cups, 8 saucers, serpentine sided teapot stand, two saucer dishes, a helmet shaped milk jug, a round sucrier and cover and a slop bowl, circa 1790

A New Hall Boumier ware 8in. circular tapered lustre bowl with foliated and orange bands on circular foot, 4in. high.

A New Hall-type Tea Service, late 18th Century, each piece decorated in Chinese export style with red and puce ribbon and scroll borders over a flower medallion and sprigs, comprising ogee oval teapot and cover; five cups and five stands; and two similar bowls and a saucer, 15cm (chips and cracks)

A Victorian Cylindrical Wine Cooler, chased with yachts, one with enamelled gold flag, with a paddle steamer, men o'war and other vessels upon a choppy sea, with cast dolphin handles, upon closed scallop feet, makers mark not clear, perhaps Martin & Hall, for Streeter, New Bond St, 1874, 108oz, 25.5cm diameter