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A George III Sugar Basket, on raised oval pedestal foot, the boat shaped bowl engraved with initials below a band of scrolling foliate detail with reeded borders and swing handle, gilt interior, (by John Edwards III & William Frisbee, London 1791, 17cm wide, 8oz)

An Early 19th Century Maple and Rosewood Banded Tea Caddy, rectangular, with vacant gilt brass cartouche to the lid, internally with two lidded compartments divided by a sugar bowl aperture, (28cm wide)

A George III Fiddle-Back Mahogany Tea Caddy, rectangular, with ogee moulded border and gilt bronze carrying handle, internally with two later decorated red japanned tin lidded canisters divided by a sugar bowl recess and with spoon compartment to the reverse, gilt chinoiserie oval medallion to the lid underside, (26.5cm wide)

A Tunbridgeware Rosewood Tea Caddy, rectangular, the hinged lid with chamfered sides decorated with a floral motif within bandings of stylised flowers, conforming leafy girdle band, internally with two rectangular hinged lidded caddies divided by a sugar bowl aperture, raised on parquetry flattened bun feet (one slightly damaged), (31cm wide)

An Early Victorian Figured Walnut Tea Caddy, rectangular, of concave sided form, crossbanded throughout with tulipwood, internally with two hinged lidded rectangular containers divided by a sugar bowl aperture, with later associated moulded glass bowl (cracked), upon flattened bun feet, (17cm high, 30cm wide)

A Royal Worcester Fruit Painted Coffee Service, comprising coffee pot and cover (H H Price), jug and sugar bowl (Shuck and Moseley), and six coffee cans and saucers (Shuck x 2, Moseley x 2, Ayrton, Townsend), puce (and one blue) printed marks incorporating date codes for 1932-1939 (16)

An English Pearlware Pottery Circular Bowl, transfer printed in blue with an interior central roundel of a family of swans, within chinoiserie floral and diapered borders, conforming band to the exterior, on a circular low foot, brown enamel rim, circa 1800, (24. 5cm) (cracked); and An Early 19th Century English Blue and White Transfer Printed Sugar Basin, externally printed with a repeat frieze of a child outside a cottage with a cat, (16cm diameter) (2)

A Newhall Porcelain Shallow Saucer Dish, printed and painted in famille rose style with a Manchu family within pink trellis scroll and landscape vignette borders, (19cm diameter); A Caughley Porcelain Blue and White Transfer Printed Custard Cup, in Willow pattern, printed S mark in underglaze blue, (5cm) (rim chip); A Derby Porcelain Inkwell, of two-handled campana urn form, decorated in "Imari" pattern, painted crown, crossed batons, D and dots in red, circa 1810, (8.7cm high) (liner and lid missing); and A Late 18th Century Chinese Famille Rose Sugar Bowl, painted with panels of Manchu family groups on verandas against a pink scale ground, (14cm diameter) (4)

A Shelly 'Queen Anne' part tea service, consisting of six trio's, milk jug, sugar bowl, and dish. (21)

A Royal Doulton twelve piece tea set, decorated with Tree pattern, consisting of twelve trio's, sugar bowl, milk jug and two additional plates, 40 pieces in total.

A Royal Doulton 'Pansy' tea set circa 1930's/40's to include tea pot, hot water jug, twelve cups and saucers, sugar bowl, plate etc, 46 pieces.

A quantity of Beswick 'Zambesi Ware' includes four trios, two tureens, milk jug and sugar bowl, together with a Beswick Circus pattern toast rack and cruet set.

A Gmundner part tea service, consisting of teapot, sugar bowl, jar, cups and plates etc, black ground with white floral design and outlines, factory marks to base.

A Noritake teaset, consisting of six trio's, sugar bowl, milk jug and tray, the white ground with transfer printed floral design with applied gilt, together with a set of six Wedgwood cups and saucers in the embossed Queensware style, and a Grimwades lustre large wash bowl, chamber pot and jug.

A Stelton red plastic thermos with creamer and sugar bowl (6 pieces).

A Davenport tete a tete set, in Imari palette, comprising two cups and saucers, coffee pot, twin handled sugar bowl and cover and a milk jug, together with a conforming two handled tray, the tray 48cm wide.

A small Royal Worcester pot pourri jar and cover, painted in pink with roses within gilt borders, 6cm high, together with a porcelain cottage pastille border, a Derby Imari pottery sugar bowl and a figure group. (4)

Foley Cube shaped teaset decorated with geometric blue and yellow borders, consisting of teapot and cover, 2 cups and saucers, cream jug, sugar bowl and stand, (some damages) (9)

Susie Cooper 'tea for two' set decorated with an asterix pattern, sky blue interiors, gilt rims and handles, consisting of tea pot and cover 2 teacups and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl, also a twin handled bowl, printed 'Susie Cooper Bone China England' marks to base, (hairline to twin handled bowl) (9)

Susie Cooper teaset decorated in a salmon pink polka dot design, consisting of 4 cups and saucers, 4 side plates, cream jug and sugar bowl, printed 'Susie Cooper Bone China' marks to bases, (the sugar bowl with hairline crack) (14)

Composite Crown Derby tea/coffee set decorated in an imari palette, consisting of: 5 coffee cans and saucers, 6 teacups and saucers, 2 extra cups, 10 side plates, cream jug, sugar bowl, cake plate, 12 extra saucers, pattern no. 2451 (some damages) (49)

Davenport part tea/coffee set decorated in an imari palette in the style of Crown Derby, consisting of: 8 coffee cups and saucers, 9 side plates, 2 small cups and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl, 2 cake plates, 6 spare saucers, late 19th century (some damages) (39)

Primitive Methodist Centenary commemorative teaset printed with a portraits of William Clowes 1780-1851 and Hugh Bourne 1772-1852, as well as The First Camp Meeting held at Mow Cop, consisting of 12 cups and saucers and side plates, 2 cake plates, cream jug and sugar bowl, (hairlines) (40)

A George III silver crested rectangular sugar bowl, with two angular loop handles, decorated with bright cut bands, 11.5cm high (4.5"), London 1804

A coconut shell, carved with figures and a peacock, within arched panels, and with white metal mounts, as a cream jug, a similar 'scuttle' shaped sugar bowl, a coconut shell jar, with plated cover, and two other coconut shells

Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'Autumn' pattern square based sugar bowl, orange rim, 3" height

An antique Sheffield plated oval sugar bowl, a hip flask, a spoon having m.o.p. bowl and a plated muffin dish.

19th century sarcophagus shaped oak and ebony strung tea caddy, the interior fitted, hobnail cut glass sugar bowl, between a pair of oblong cannisters all on bun feet, 33cm wide x 18cm deep.

Victorian five piece round tea service with reeded borders on shell feet comprising, teapot and hot-water jug with ebonised handles and knobs, sugar bowl, cream jug and tongs in case Sheffield 1899, gross weight 38 ozs

Round sugar bowl and matching cream jug with Celtic style borders, Sheffield 1939, 8 ozs

Victorian round two-handled sugar bowl, London 1878, 8" wide, 11 oz

George V matching round sugar bowl on three feet and a cream jug, Birmingham 1913 and 1915 4 oz

A Clarice Cliff Barbola Pattern Tea Pot and Cover, (a.f.), a preserve pot and sugar bowl (4)

A "GLASGOW GIRLS" CHINA MILK JUG AND SUGAR BOWL by Ann MacBeth, painted with bold coloured flowers, on a lustrous glaze, signed with initials, the jug 9cm, (3.7in) high to rim, the bowl 11.5cm, (4.5in) diameter

A creamware sugar bowl and cover, Staffordshire or Yorkshire, with two twisted handles with foliate terminals, the cover with flower finial, circa 1780 (some chips)

A Wedgwood blue-dip Jasper tapered cylindrical jug, sprigged with classical figures beneath a band of fruiting vine, rope-twist handle, 16.5cm high, impressed marks; and a two-handled sugar bowl and domed cover with similar ornament, impressed marks, late 19th century

An English porcelain part breakfast service, possibly Coalport, painted in coloured enamels and gilt with a palmette band, comprising: a cylindrical teapot and cover; a sugar bowl and cover and four breakfast cups and saucers, circa 1810 (some damage and old rivets)

A miscellaneous selection of English porcelain 'Rococo revival' teawares, comprising: a low oval teapot, cover and stand painted with flowers, retailer's mark for Du Croz Skinner Street London (base restored); a lilac-ground and white sprigged ornament sugar bowl and cover (rim chip); an H.& R. Daniel 'Mayflower' ewer; and two other various jugs, circa 1830

A George I silver sugar bowl and cover, William Looker, London, 1718, Britannia standard, hemi-spherical, armorial engraved and cover eagle's head crested, underside initials MS 12cm, 5in diameter, 300gr, 9oz 12dwt

A late 19th century Powell, Bishop and Stonier cabaret set, each piece printed and overpainted with the aesthetic 'Conway' pattern of fans bearing views, birds and flowers, comprising: tray, teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, plate and two cups and saucers (11)

An early 20th century Coalport part tea service, each piece printed and painted with three floral vignettes on a gilt royal blue band, comprising: sugar bowl, two sandwich plates, twelve side plates, thirteen cups and saucers (41)

A silver sugar bowl by Lee & Wigful, Sheffield 1910, of plain circular shape raised on a low pedestal foot and having two bifurcated loop handles, 9cm, together with the companion tongs, 1904, 4.75oz

An Artificers Guild three-piece silver teaset, designed by Edward Spencer, the teapot with facetted sides, ropework embellishment with ivory finial and carved handle, 13.5cm. high, having a milk jug and sugar bowl en suite, 7.5cm. and 5cm. respectively, each piece with maker's mark for London 1934 and designer's mark.

A Shelley Mabel Lucie Attwell teapot and sugar bowl, each piece 'mushroom' shaped, the teapot decorated as a house with a pixie and a rabbit in the open doorway, 13 cm. high, printed marks, Shelley England

A Staffordshire pottery tea service, of 6 sided fluted outline, polychrome printed and gilt with flowers comprising teapot and stand, large milkjug, sugar bowl and cream jug.

An early nineteenth century double-lipped wine glass cooler, a blue glass bowl, a Victorian moulded glass sugar and cream set, a bubble glass paperweight and four late Victorian glasses, engrave fish among waterweed. (A lot).

A Victorian embossed sugar bowl in the 17th Century taste, profusely decorated with leaves and scrolls with crimped rim, 3.25in. (9cm), London 1885.

A Staffordshire commemorative two handled sugar bowl and cover for the marriage of The Prince and Princess of Wales, 1863, printed in black with portrait panels, 19cm high, together with a Victorian pottery 1897 jug, printed in black with a portrait of Queen Victoria opposed by a view of Windsor Castle. (2)

A Staffordshire "New Chelsea" afternoon teaset decorated green dragons with clouds and waves comprising: a pair of square-shaped bread plates; a sugar bowl; a circular tapered cream jug; twelve tea cups; twelve saucers; and twelve tea plates.

A Bairnsfather ware 5.25in. oval cream jug by Grimwades, applied transfer decoration of First World War Soldiers and equipment, the base printed "A Souvenir of the Great War", with dates and Old Bill; an oval two-handled sugar bowl to match; and a 4.25in. circular tapered beaker (cracked and crazed).

A Royal Worcester 9.5in. circular-shaped single-handled dessert dish decorated flowering boughs, jardinieres and butterflies with lobed border and gadroon rim; a Copeland Spode's "Old Bow" pattern circular sugar bowl; and a Copeland Spode globular fluted jug decorated green dragons. (3)

A Royal Crown Derby afternoon teaset decorated flowers and foliage in orange, gilt and blue comprising: ten teacups (three imperfect); a pair of 9in. circular bread plates; a circular sugar bowl; a cream jug; twelve saucers; and twelve tea plates (two plates chipped), pattern no. 8682.

A Derby coffee service with fluted decoration and gilt gadroon borders comprising: a circular tapered coffee pot; a cream jug; a sugar bowl; six cups; six saucers; and a 17in. oblong-shaped two-handled tray (coffee pot imperfect, one cup imperfect).

A large and comprehensive Noritake afternoon tea and dinner service decorated gilt baskets of flowers with foliated scrolls comprising: six oval dishes; five tea cups; four coffee cups; sixteen saucers; a circular teapot stand; a cheese dish and cover; a pair of oval two-handled sauce tureens and covers; ten square-shaped tea plates; four circular-shaped tea plates; eleven circular two-handled soup bowls; twelve saucers; a circular teapot; a two-handled sugar bowl; a circular tapered preserve jar; a circular fluted teapot (handle imperfect); a hot water jug; a pair of circular two-handled vegetable tureens and covers; a circular-shaped two-handled butter dish; nine circular pudding bowls; twelve 10in. dinner plates; twelve 8.5in. dessert plates; and twelve 7.5in. cheese plates.

A sugar bowl, plain circular on rim foot, 3.25in. (8cm), 3.5oz.

An Edwardian two handled half fluted sugar bowl, 5in. (12.5cm); and matching cream jug, 3.5in. (9cm), by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1908, 3.5oz.

A sugar bowl, shaped circular with everted rim on lion mask and paw feet, 41³8in. (10.5cm) diameter, London 1912, 3.5oz.

A two handled circular tapered sugar bowl, 4in. (10cm), by Walker & Hall, 3oz.

An early 19th Century three piece Newcastle tea service, each piece of oval form decorated with flower head, leaf and fruit band, gadrooned borders with bun feet, each piece engraved initial, the teapot with hinged domed cover and canopy finial and scrollwork handle, the milk jug and sugar bowl with angular handles and gilt interior, height of teapot 6.5in (16cm), by Robertson & Walton, the teapot marked for 1818, the sugar bowl and milk jug for 1820, 36.75oz.

A Victorian spirally fluted sugar bowl, circular, on rim foot, 4.25in. (10.5cm), by George Mawdsley Jackson, London 1895, 4.5oz.