Elegant Wedgwood Alpine Rose bone china dinnerware set in Alpine Pink, made in England. This charming set features a delicate pink floral pattern with soft rose motifs and gold accents, adding a refined vintage appeal. The Alpine Rose pattern is known for its romantic aesthetic and timeless elegance, making it a beautiful addition to any fine tableware collection. Set includes: 8 dinner plates (10"), 8 salad plates (8"), 8 soup bowl saucers (6.5"), 8 bread plates (6"), 8 saucers (6"), 8 soup bowls (5"), 2 demitasse cups, 3 cups, creamer, and sugar bowl with lid. Each piece is marked with the Wedgwood backstamp, confirming its authenticity and English craftsmanship.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
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A refined 4-piece silver-plated tea and coffee serving set featuring an elegant fluted design with wooden handles and finials. The set includes a coffee pot, teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl, each exhibiting a graceful Art Deco-inspired silhouette. The largest piece stands approximately 8" in height. The underside of each piece bears a maker's mark clover flanked by the letters R and D. This exquisite set is a timeless addition to any collection, perfect for serving in style.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.
A small group of silver items - including a small Victorian bowl, Charles Edwards, London 1885, 7.8cm diameter; a pair of Victorian shell, fiddle thread pattern sugar tongs, The Portland Co, London 1862; a cased late-Victorian heavy-gauge napkin ring, Chester 1899; an Elizabeth II silver-handled cake slice, Sheffield 1972; a George V pill box with engine turned shell decoration, Birmingham 1932; and three other pieces, silver weight 197g.
A fine quality matched Victorian tea coffee service - William Hewitt, the tea and coffee pots London 1839, of lobed form, with repoussé decoration of heart shaped leaves and four-petalled flowers, the domed lids with floral and foliate finials, leaf-capped scroll handles and spouts with ivory insulators, on cast foliate and shell feet, the coffee pot 21.6cm high; the two-handled sugar bowl and cream jug by the same maker, London 1841, of similar lobed form but with repoussé decoration of corn crakes and acanthus leaves, the spout with shell decoration, the scroll handles with foliate caps, on foliate shell feet, gross weight 2366g, each with engraved armorial or crest with the motto 'Modice Augetur Modicum'. * The arms are for the Williamson family, originally of Hutchinfield, Scotland Ivory registration: P3748PWL
An extensive Wedgwood Bicentenary Celebration 'Cornucopia' pattern 12 place setting dinner service - comprising an 8in salad bowl; two 8in round covered two-handled serving dishes; two 10in oval serving dishes; an 8in hexagonal vase; a pair of 4in column candlesticks; two gravy boats and stands; a 15½in oval serving platter; two 14in oval serving platters; a 9½in square eared sandwich plate; 14 x 10¾in dinner plates; 12 x 8in salad plates; 12 x 6in side plates; 12 x 8in soup bowls; 12 x dessert bowls; a teapot; a coffee pot; a sugar bowl; a cream jug; 12 x tea cups and saucers; and 12 x coffee cans and saucers. (134 pieces inc. covers)
A good collection of silver plated ware - the majority 1st half 20th century, including a cut glass and silver plated swing handle biscuit jar; a three piece tea and coffee service (lacks sugar bowl); two moulded glass and silver plated claret jugs; a Viners Alpha Plate sauce boat; a Sheridan Georgian-style pedestal dish, 30.5cm diameter; a 19th century king's pattern soup ladle; a salver and two trays; two Art Deco style hexagonal sauce boats; a butter dish with glass liner; etc.
A Gladstone Bone China 'Laurel Time' part tea service - comprising a teapot and stand; sugar bowl; cream jug (small rim chip); six tea plates; four cups (one with hairline); and five saucers; together with a similarly decorated Rostyn China 'Magnolia' pattern sandwich plate; a Vista Allegre 'Samatra' pattern oval crown-top jardiniere, 14.4cm long; a pair of lustre glazed porcelain ovoid vases painted and tube-lined with irises, 13.5cm high; a Villeroy & Boch peach glass dish; a Slovakian Modra Pottery faience glazed jug, 17.75cm high; and an Edwardian pink and clear frosted glass lamp shade with frilled rim.
A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: an Edwardian oval sauce boat by Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1904, with a leaf capped flying scroll handle, a gadrooned border and on three shell feet, 18cm long; a sugar bowl by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1926, with a girdle and on a circular pedestal foot, 7.5cm diameter; six coffee spoons by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1923 (1) and 1924 (5), with coffee bean terminals, 10cm long; and five Old English pattern tea spoons, maker's mark HTC, Birmingham 1935, 12cm long 488g (15.7 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
THREE RUSSIAN SILVER ITEMS To include: a fiddle pattern sifting spoon, Assay Master Andrei Kovalsky, Moscow 1851, engraved with an armorial, 16.5cm long; a spoon, Assay Master B.C, Moscow 1863, the back of the bowl engraved with flowers, 12.5cm long; and a pair of sugar tongs, 84 zolotniki, 14.5cm long 144g (4.65 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: a pair of shaped oval sauce boats by Barker Brothers (Herbert Edward Barker & Frank Ernest Barker), Chester 1911,with a flying scroll handle and on three trefoil pad feet, 17.5cm long; a Victorian cream jug and sugar bowl by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1890 and 1891, the cream jug with a crimped border and foliate scroll handle, 11.5cm long; and a baluster sugar castor by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1923, with a baluster finial to the pierced domed cover and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 17.5cm high 544g (17.5 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
FIVE SILVER SUGAR SPADES To include: a George III fiddle pattern spade by William Lea & Co., Birmingham 1814, the bowl chased with grape vines, 8.5cm long; a George III fiddle and thread pattern spade by William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1815, 12.5cm long; a George spade by Thropp & Taylor, Birmingham 1810, with a turned bone handle, 8cm long; together with two other sugar spades 61g (2 oz) gross Condition Report: Condition Report Disclaimer
A SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BOWL BLACKMORE & FLETCHER LTD., LONDON 1921 The cream jug with a shaped border, leaf capped double scroll handle and on three pad feet 13cm high 558g (17.95 oz) Condition Report: Cream jug - Maker's mark partially obscured, rest are clear, stands well, no engraving Sugar bowl - Maker's mark partially obscured, rest are clear, slightly wobbles, no engraving Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
A COLLECTION OF SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE EXETER DATES AND MAKERS To include: a pair of Victorian fiddle pattern table spoons by John Stone, Exeter 1839, engraved K, 23.5cm long; eight Victorian tea spoons by Josiah Williams & Co., Exeter 1868, engraved RHL, 13.5cm long; a William IV caddy spoon by John Stone, Exeter 1836, with a shell shaped bowl, 8cm long; two mustard spoons; and a sugar spade 353g (11.35 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
George V silver presentational milk jug and sugar bowl, Birmingham 1930, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, of plain form with shaped rim, on circular spreading feet, engraved with name and date, jug 9.3cm high together with George V silver mustard pot, Birmingham 1918, George Unite, with blue glass liner, silver child's pusher, silver salt spoon, silver and enamelled coffee spoon and set of four white metal and enamelled teaspoons marked 925, approximate total silver weight 8.40ozt
George V silver sugar bowl, Sheffield 1922, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, of plain form engraved with initials, on circular spreading foot, 10cm wide together with a pair of Victorian silver napkin rings, London 1879, maker WE, engraved with ivy leaves within a beaded border, both contained in fitted cases, approximate total weight 6.05ozt
Minton Green Cockatrice pattern composite part tea and breakfast service, circa 1890, printed puce globe marks, iron red pattern no.4863/7, printed with exotic birds perched on pierced rockwork and chinoiserie flower sprays within green cell pattern borders, comprising a teapot and cover, a coffee pot and cover, four milk jugs, a water jug and pewter cover, a cream jug, an oval serving dish, two shaped rectangular stands, an eggcup, a mug, a tall flared cup, five coffee cups, four teacups, two flared sugar bowls in sizes and a slop bowl, a flared tea bowl, four small saucers and three larger and a fluted dish/stand (some damages) Condition ReportAll pieces with light surface scratches, marks and varying degrees of wear. Numerous pieces with damage, chips, repairs and hairline cracks. General wear and tear, see photos.
Minton Pink Cockatrice pattern part breakfast service, circa 1890, printed pink globe marks, iron red pattern no. 2776/5, printed with an exotic bird perched on pierced rockwork amongst chinoiserie flower sprays within pink cell pattern ground borders, comprising a teapot and cover, a coffee pot, a helmet-shaped milk jug, a two-handled sugar bowl, a cream jug, six teacups and saucers, side plates and a shaped rectangular two-handled cake plate Condition ReportLight surface marks to all. One cup and side plate with damage and poorly glued repair. Twin handled sugar bowl with crazing on both handles. Creamer and jug with wear to rim. General wear and tear.
George V silver mustard pot, Sheffield 1934, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, of plain circular form, the hinged lid with a crown-shaped thumbpiece, loop handle and blue glass liner, 6cm high with a Victorian silver mustard spoon, a George V silver presentation trophy, Birmingham 1923, with part fluted body, 5cm high and a silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1967, with twin scrolling handles on four paw feet, 6cm high, total silver weight 7.82ozt approx.
Worcester porcelain blue and white fluted teabowl and saucer, circa 1775, blue script W mark, printed with gillyflowers (footrim chip & hairline crack to teabowl), an English porcelain blue and white Willow pattern coffee-cup and saucer (stained), a German porcelain flower-encrusted teacup and saucer, blue JR marks, a Crown Devon Fieldings pink 'Lustrine' sugar-bowl gilt with dragons, a Spode bone china goblet made to commemorate the birth of the Prince of Wales, 1982, limited ed. no. 43/5000, a Minton figure of Spellbound with bronzed face and two Chinese pottery green and blue glazed figures
A collection of Japanese blue and white, 19th-20th century, comprising a sugar bowl, two jars and covers, and a vase, painted with landscape, birds and flowers, 10 to 20cm high (7)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportSquare vase - mouth restored. Sugar bowl - chipped and cracked. Tall jar and cover - cover chipped, jar fully restored with losses. Smaller jar and cover - finial cracked, jar restored.Please check the additional photos added to reflect the condition report.
A collection of Japanese Satsuma ware tea service, early 20th century, comprising a teapot, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, twelve teacups and eleven saucers, decorated with a dragon among Buddhist deities, teapot 17.5cm high, and a Satsuma ware bucket, painted with figures in a garden, 22cm high (30)Condition ReportOne teacup chipped to rim.One saucer chipped to rim, another saucer chipped and cracked to rim. Teapot - tongue of the dragon to the finial missing. Milk jar - chipped to finial. Bucket - enamel and gilt losses.
A collection of glass items, comprising: a late Victorian cut and engraved glass scent bottle, of navette form, engraved with flower-laden swags enclosing a central cipher, the reverse with diamond cut decoration, complete with a silver plated mount,13.4cm long an ‘Old English’ glass paperweight, early 20th century, Stourbridge or Birmingham, 7.7cm diameter, a spaced millefiori glass dish, 15.5cm diameter, a Victorian opalescent glass sugar bowl, 12cm diameter, and an engraved glass casket, late 19th century, 10.8cm wide (5)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportPaperweight - chipped to base. Casket - surface scratches.Scent bottle - dents and splits to mount, minute chips to edges.
A Charles X Paris porcelain tea service, 19th century, the white grounds decorated with oak leaves forming continuous bands heightened in gilt, comprising a teapot, 24.5cm high, a cream jug, 17cm high, an associated sugar bowl, 11cm high, and nine cups and saucers, 7cm high (qty.)Condition ReportRubbing to gilding.Restoration to finial on teapot.
Boxes and objects - a Great Central Railway carriage key; various brass plaques including Lounge, Fire Resistant; others; a A.G Wild & Co Ltd Canteen Token; cloth badges, NSRA Mastershot 1950 and SMRC 1945 Marksman; a Victorian black lacquered cylindrical string box, 8cm high, c.1890; others; an Oriental black lacquered cylindrical box and cover, decorated with fan tail fish, 12cm diam; a late 19th century brown stoneware tobacco jar, in relief with leaves, acorn finial, 13cm high, c.1890; other stoneware jars, various; Sadler hot water jug, milk jug and sugar bowl; etc
A rare and exquisite three-piece tea set designed by William Moorcroft exclusively for Shreve & Co., San Francisco. This set comprises a covered teapot, covered sugar bowl, and creamer, each featuring the highly sought-after 'Peacock Feather' pattern. The design showcases Moorcroft's signature tube-lined technique, with stylized peacock feathers in shades of rich blue and green set against a soft celadon ground. The elegant, curvilinear forms of each piece reflect the influence of the Art Nouveau movement. Each piece is signed by William Moorcroft and bears the handwritten mark of Shreve & Co. retailer, denoting its special commission for the distinguished American luxury retailer. This collaboration between Moorcroft and Shreve & Co. represents a significant period in British ceramic history, where the demand for Moorcroft's hand-crafted designs extended to the American market. The refined artistry and glazing technique, with its glossy sheen and intricate detailing, make this set a superb collector's piece. A rare and desirable example of early 20th-century British art pottery, this set embodies the excellence of Moorcroft's craftsmanship and his collaboration with high-end retailers. Teapot: 6.5"H. Sugar bowl: 4"H. Creamer: 2.75"H.Artist: William MoorcroftIssued: c. 1905Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
A Masons Formosa ginger jar, a vintage Staffordshire Imari water jug and stand, a fluted jasper ware vase, two small Wedgwood urn vases, a small selection of Malling including a green lustre oval plate, milk jug and sugar bowl and ashtray sold along with a vintage Bayko Building Set No.2 etc.
A miscellaneous selection of items including a boxed set of butter knives, a cased set of dessert forks, a cased set of fish cutlery, a Royal Doulton Gloria milk jug and matching sugar bowl, a hand embroidered picture depicting the Magi, a Chichester stainless steel oval tray and a vintage autograph book dating from 1940's including signatures from Sir Malcolm Campbell, Raymond Mays and R E Ansell etc.
A ROYAL DOULTON 'SHERBROOKE' PART DINNER AND TEA SERVICE. comprising teapot, coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, five cups, six saucers, six soup cups, seven saucers, eight side plates, eight dessert plates, six pudding bowls, eight dinner plates, sauce boat and stand, bread plate, meat plate, three tureens, etc.
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