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An Edwardian Silver Three Piece Two Person Tea Service of oval shape : Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. London 1904. Makers Charles Stuart Harris. Weight approximately 13 ounces

A Silver Mappin & Webb Two Handled Sucrier of rectangular shape with gadrooned rim, on four ball feet. Birmingham 1911. Makers Mappin & Webb. Weight approximately 6 ounces

A Three Piece 19th Century Silver on Copper Tea Service of serpentine oval shape : Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier, Cream Jug (lacking handle) and a later Hot Water Jug. (4)

An EPNS Four Piece Tea Service of oval fluted shape : Tea Pot, Hot Water Jug, Sucrier and Cream Jug, an EPNS Coffee Pot of rectangular shape, and an EPBM Repousse Three Piece Tea Set of oval shape : Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. (8)

A Late 19th Century Four Piece EP Tea & Coffee Service of tapered cylindrical form with engraved floral and foliate motifs and interlaced initials : Tea Pot & Coffee Pot with turned ivory finial, Two Handled Sucrier and Milk Jug

A Royal Crown Derby Fluted Porcelain Tea Set with colour transfer printed floral pattern : six Tea Cups, seven Saucers, six Tea Plates, one Cream Jug, one Sucrier. Approximately 21 pieces

A Barr Worcester porcelain part tea service, circa 1795, of shanked oval form with cobalt blue and gilt floral borders and thistle sprigs, comprising two oval sucriers and covers with moulded ring handles, sugar bowl, creamer, eight tea bowls, nine coffee cups, ten saucers and two plates with variant cobalt abd gilt borders, one sucrier incised B, some gilt rubbing, cup cracked (33)

A Spode porcelain part tea service, circa 1805, decorated in iron red, black and gilt with a broad band of lozenges and flowers to the shoulders, comprising old oval shaped teapot and cover, matching sucrier and cover, cream jug, teapot stand, slop bowl, eleven teacups, nine coffee cans, ten saucers, two plates, gilt enamel number 521, the teapot impressed 74, the sucrier impressed 45, damage (37)

A COALPORT COBALT BLUE AND HAND PAINTED OVAL DISH, a similar bowl and a sucrier and cover (3)

A NEWHALL OVAL SUCRIER and cover, a Grotto printed jug, a dated mug, 2 porcelain figures and a Sampson tea caddy and cover

A Miles Mason porcelain part tea service, painted in shades of puce, iron red and gilt, with bands of fruiting foliage, within gilt-lined borders, comprising; a teapot and cover, milk jug, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, two sandwich plates, ten coffee cans, eight tea cups and eighteen saucers, circa 1810, (some damage, repairs and wear)

A "Summer Rose" pattern teapot and matching covered sucrier, printed in dark blue with a vase of flowers in a circular frame surrounded by a sheet pattern and border of other flowers, a pattern of diamonds running down the teapot handle, overall length of teapot 30.6cm, printed title in a flower-encrusted shield on the sucrier, circa 1815-30 (teapot restored, both knops glued, one possibly a non-original replacement)

Three blue-printed sucriers: a Clews sucrier decorated with a hare coursing scene, length 18.6cm, impressed maker's crown mark (cover missing, cracks, chips); a Davenport sucrier with a country scene featuring a beehive, length 14.1cm, impressed lower-case anchor mark (cover missing, chips, some restoration); and a third sucrier printed with the figure of Hibernia in an oval frame on a ground of acorns and oak leaves, length 14.0cm, unmarked (cover missing, rim ground); all circa 1810-25

A blue and white porcelain tea service, circa 1805-10, possibly Miles Mason, printed with the Two Temples pattern, within gilt line rims, underglaze blue psudeo Chinese mark, comprising boat shaped teapot and cover 9.5" long, matching sucrier and cover, handles lacking, slop bowl, cream jug, bread plate, seven tea cups, eight coffee cups, twelve saucers, with damage (32)

Wedgwood American Commemorative part tea service, early 20th Century, decorated with the Yale pattern featuring portrait of Elihu Yale, underglaze blue print against a white ground, comprising lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, milk jug, four cups, one saucer, six side plates and a dinner plate (small chips, slight staining and hairline crack ) (15)

An early 19th Century Crown Derby sucrier, the cover with acanthus leaf moulded finial, the bulbous sides painted "A view in Wales" and " A view in France", 5.5 in (13.97 cm) high

Chamberlain's Worcester teapot on stand, Circa 1800-1810, oval silver shape with domed cover and urn finial, decorated with a band of repeat gilded panels against a white ground, inscribed marks and painted Edward Hopkinson to the base, 7.25 in (18.42 cm), also the conforming covered sucrier (3)

Staffordshire bone china part tea service, Circa 1830-50, decorated with green enamelled floral sprays against a white ground, comprising lidded sucrier, milk jug, four cups, two saucers (some cracks) (8)

Davenport teapot and cover, Circa 1840-50, of high Victorian Rococo form with a moulded birds head spout and baluster body, decorated throughout with gilt sprigs and anthemion scrolls, printed mark (with cracks), 8.5 in (21.59 cm), also a Coalport covered sucrier of circular form with moulded border, decorated with floral sprays en grisaille, bordered with gilt (2), 5.5 in (13.97 cm) diameter

Spode sucrier and cover, Circa 1805-10, twin handled oval shape decorated with pattern no. 1953, being terracotta and green enamel floral sprays within an orange line border, 5 in (12.7 cm) (crack to the handles), also a Spode sugar box and cover, Circa 1820-30, rounded square section decorated with a plain gilt band, painted mark, a Spode bamboo and rock pattern large teacup and a similar smaller teacup and saucer, Circa 1810-20, a Spode tureen stand decorated with peony and chrysanthemum, pattern no. 2492 (hair crack) (6)

Paragon china tea service, 20th Century, decorated with the Victoriana Rose pattern (matching the previous lot), comprising covered teapot, sucrier and cover, milk jug, eight cups, eight saucers, eight side plates, one bread and butter plate (28)

Royal Doulton china dinner service, 20th Century, decorated with the Carlyle pattern, numbered H5018, with gold backstamp, comprising eight dinner plates, eight dessert plates, six side plates, eight bread and butter plates, ten soup bowls, eight saucers, four coffee cans, coffee pot and cover, three lidded tureens, two sauceboats on stands, milk jug, sugar basin, lidded sucrier (61)

Chinese export silver three piece tea service, maker Wang Hing, Canton/Hong Kong, last quarter 19th Century, lobed melon shape chased with scenes of figures flowers and dragons against a matt ground, bamboo style handles and terminals, comprising teapot 9.5 in (24.13 cm), sucrier and milk jug

Turkish silver five piece tea service, late 19th/early 20th Century, comprising spirit kettle on stand, teapot, lidded sucrier, milk jug and serving tray, each of wrythen fluted form with acanthus capped handles and ball finials, the tray rectangular with a shaped and raised border, the tray 19.5 in (49.53 cm), marked '900'

Electro plated five piece tea service, in Georgian style comprising teapot, hot water jug, sucrier, milk jug and batwing galleried oval serving tray, 18.5 in (46.99 cm)

Modern silver milk jug and matching sucrier, makers R & B, Sheffield 1969, in Georgian style with a stepped oval body and reeded border, the milk jug 4 in (10.16 cm) high (2)

George V silver tea service, maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1918, of Regent shape, bombe form, half reeded and raised on ball feet, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug, the teapot 6 in (15.24 cm) high

George VI silver three piece tea service, maker A L D, Birmingham 1939, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug, all plain canted rectangular form raised on a canted rectangular foot, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, the teapot 6 in (15.24 cm), also a shaped silver plated presentation serving tray inscribed and dated 1957, and a silver plated coffee pot of similar date (5), 8 in (20.32 cm) high

George V silver hammered tea and coffee service, maker T F, Birmingham 1931, 1932 and 1935, plain globular form with panel and fish scale banded shoulders an handles comprising teapot with ebony finial and handle, matching coffee pot, sucrier and milk jug (4)

Edwardian silver four piece tea and coffee service, maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1902, in Regency style of oval section with reeded lower body comprising pedestal coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sucrier and milk jug, the coffee pot 10.5 in (26.67 cm) high

George V silver four piece tea and coffee service, maker R & B, Sheffield 1918, comprising pedestal coffee pot, teapot, sucrier and milk jug, each of shouldered octagonal section with flared collar and raised on an octagonal foot (damage to thumbpiece and replacement finial to teapot), the coffee pot 9.5 in (24.13 cm) high

Late Victorian silver bachelor's three piece tea service, maker B B, Birmingham 1899, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug, each repousse decorated with vertilinear fern scrolls and flowerheads around a shield shaped vacant cartouche, the teapot 5 in (12.70 cm) high

A 20TH CENTURY TWENTY SIX PIECE FURSTENBURG PORCELAIN BREAKFAST SERVICE, floral decorated, comprising: coffee pot and cover, six cups, six saucers, six side plates, a sucrier and cover and six egg cups (26).#11;#11;

Spode porcelain sucrier and cover, Circa 1810-25, of moulded baluster shape with moulded handles and finial, decorated with a puce band over underglaze blue floral trails embellished with gilt edges, printed marks (hairline crack), 5.75 in (14.61cm) high, also an English porcelain sucrier and cover decorated with trails of gilded green oak leaves against a crested white body (repaired damage) (2), 5.5 in (13.97 cm) high

Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester sucrier, Circa 1807-1813, oval boat form with twin spreading handles decorated with a band of blackbery leaves in brown with gilt foliage, impressed mark, 4.75 in (12.07cm) high, also an English porcelain milk jug, Circa 1800-1810, straight sided oval form decorated with a black band embellished with bands of gilt foliage (2), 4.75 in (12.07 cm) high

Derby porcelain pedestal sucrier, Circa 1782-1800, oval form with acanthus moulded loop handles decorated with floral sprays in light green enamel beneath a green enamel rim, bordered with gilt lines, over a spreading oval foot, puce baton mark (firing crack and hair crack to handle), 8.5 in (21.59 cm) long

Staffordshire porcelain part tea service, circa 1815-25, decorated with a band of stylised flowerheads in green enamel with black foliage, bordered with pink lustrous lines, comprising teapot and cover, stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop basin, seven teacups, one coffee can, seven saucers (with damages) (20)

Miles Mason sucrier, cover and stand, Circa 1800-05, oval form with scroll lug handles, decorated with a puce band bordered with gilt lines, pattern no. 640 (some staining and repair), 5 in (12.7cm) high, also a Miles Mason blue and white printed sucrier and cover, Circa 1800-05 (handle deficient) (2), 5 in (12.7 cm) high

John Rose Coalport covered sucrier on stand, Circa 1805, oval shape decorated with a gilt band of stylised leaves against a white ground (some wear to gilding), 5.5 in (13.97cm) high, also another John Rose Coalport sucrier, Circa 1805, with moulded dolphin mask and ring handles to the oval body with terracotta and gilt banded decoration (2), 3.75 in (9.53 cm) high

A Worcester (Barr, Flight & Barr) tea/coffee service. Decorated in sepia and gilt with autumnal leaves, berries and butterfly's. Comprises prow-front oval teapot, sucrier, cream jug, two saucer dishes, ten coffee cans, eleven teacups and four saucers. Impressed marks.

A fine Derby cabaret set. Decorated with a French inspired palette with loose floral sprigs under gilt and blue borders. Comprises cabaret tray, teapot, sucrier and pair of cups and saucers. Painted red mark c1820.