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Click here to subscribeA traditional teapot made of modelled, polychrome porcelain. It has a cylindrical body with a sinuous, elongated spout, which narrows at the shoulders flanked by two small supports for a metal handle, and crowned by a narrow, rounded mouth. It is lavishly decorated with coloured enamels depicting beautiful peony blossom branches, fruits, lotuses and elegant birds with colourful plumage. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or later.Size: 16.5 x 12.5 x 18.5 cm
An early 20th century three piece Japanese silver tea service, Meiji period, comprising a teapot with swing handle, cream jug and twin-handled sugar bowl, each embossed with dragons with applied wirework whiskers, against a spot hammered ground, the teapot cover, sugar bowl cover and cream jug all lined, each marked to the base with the ‘jungin’ mark only, teapot height (including swing handle) 19cm, sugar bowl and cover 11cm, cream jug 9.5cm. £800-£1,000 --- The ‘jungin’ character mark meaning ‘pure silver’ was used primarily during the Meiji period (1868-1912). Condition Report General wear throughout, dents to sides and the two covers in particular. Gross weight (including liners to both covers and jug) 30 troy oz.
Late 20th century Indian Colonial silver six piece tea and coffee service, comprising coffee pot, hot water pot, teapot, milk jug, open sucrier and tray, all of oval part fluted form, the tea and coffee pot with ebonised wooden handles and finials, stamped SIL and with maker's mark for Cooke & Kelvey New Dehli, within two boxes and with original receipt for 1999Condition Report: Approx 137.36 ozt (4271 grams)All testing approx 850-900 silver.
Early 20th century four piece silver tea service, comprising teapot, hot water pot, open sucrier and milk jug, all of oval part fluted form, the teapot and hot water pot with Bakelite type handles and finials, hallmarked James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin), Sheffield 1918Condition Report:Approx 59.84 ozt (1861.6 grams)
Royal Crown Derby - ‘Derby Posies’ pattern tea service for seventeen; comprising pair of large teapots, small teapot, hot water pot, sugar bowls, milk jugs, etc, and seventeen teacups and saucers; along with a coffee pot, and six small coffee cans and saucers, seven large teacups and saucers; etc.
A three piece silver tea set by Marson and Jones to include a teapot with ebonised handle and finial with beaded decoration to the rims, a twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug with beaded decoration to the rims, hallmarked Birmingham 1933, total weight 628gLocation:If there is no condition report, please request.
A silver charm bracelet with bull dog clasp having a collection of silver and white metal charms to include a silver and enamel four leaf clover and others, along with a variety of white metal examples to include a cat, horses, monkey, car, teapot, Toby jug and others, together with a silver vintage bug of loot pendant and charm, total weight 132.9gLocation:If there is no condition report, please request
A Georgian four piece silver tea/coffee set of melon shape, comprising coffee pot, teapot, two handled sugar bowl and a cream jug, the teapot and coffee pot with rosebud and leaf finials, and having acanthus leaf capped handles with ivory insulators, each with applied gadrooned rims and supported on four cast decorative feet, engraved with a crest, hallmarked for London 1830, the sugar bowl 1828, makers mark Robert Hennell II, 2230gms gross weightIVORY CERTIFICATE: TK4GDXRR
An Early 20th century five piece American Sterling tea and coffee service of tapering quatrefoil shape, comprising coffee pot, teapot, both with ivory insulators to their handles, a twin handled lidded sucrier, together with a cream jug and sugar bowl,initialled, stamped beneath sterling 925 pttn no 3480, mark for Dominick Haff, g/w 2377gms. ivory no IVORY CERTIFICATE: VGXA6P1W
A George III silver teapot and stand of plain oval form, the teapot with a treen turned finial and handle, having reeded decorated rims, the plain stand with reeded edges and supported on four cast feet, both initialled beneath, hallmarked London 1805, makers mark for Ann & William Bateman, the teapot is 28cm overall, the stand 17cm overall, g/w 580gms
An Edwardian silver four piece tea/coffee set comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, of plain baluster form with card cut rims, teapot and coffee pot with flower bud finials and ebonised handles, each raised on trefoil feet, hallmarked London 1901, makers mark Mappin & Webb Ltd, g/w 1730gms
A William IV Silver four piece tea service of lobed melon shape, comprising coffee pot, tea pot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, the coffe and teapot with leaf and berry finial and shell capped spouts, the handles with ivory insulators the sugar and cream jug with gilt interiors, each standing on four ornate cast feet, engraved with a crest, London 1834/5 makers mark for Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard.gross weight 2366gmsIvory Certificate: JM26AS12
A five-piece Chinese Export sterling tea set, Yok Sang, probably Shanghai China, circa 1920, of globular form with repousse bamboo plant decoration, each decorated on a chased ground centering a circular cartouche engraved with initials, with bamboo shaped spout, finial and handles, comprising coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, cream jug and tongs, in two fitted box wood carrying cases, the coffee and teapot with ivory insulators to their handles, marked beneath Yok Sang, sterling, and a character mark, g/w 1580gmsIvory Certificate: X466W9RC
A Meissen part tea and coffee service, circa 1770, finely painted with figures and buildings in harbour/estuary landscapes below gilt strapwork rims, lightly ogee bodies, comprising a coffee pot and cover, teapot (lacking cover), tea caddy and cover, sugar bowl and cover, hot milk jug and cover, slop bowl, canted square dish, oval dish/spoon tray, eight teacups and saucers, blue crossed swords and dot marks The spoon tray with two small rim chips and some rubbing to enamels in well.Octagonal dish with a tiny rim chip close to corner at 7o'clock. Rubbing to enamels.Waste bowl in good condition .Hot milk jug: two small chips to two petals of finial. Jug with small shallow footrim chip.Caddy: tiny chip to tip of one petal on cover.Sugar bowl: some chipping to flower finial. Two tiny footrim chips.Coffee pot: cover with a small shallow chip to flangeTeapot: lacking cover. Shallow chip to footrim of pot.Saucers: with some flaking to gilding on rim. A coupls have a tiny chip to footrim,Cups: in good condition.Gilt border to saucers, teapot and coffee pot match. Other items with a slightly different gilt border.
A Liverpool (Christian) moulded teapot and cover, circa 1770, enamelled with chinoiserie figures and flowers in moulded panels of palm trees above an acanthus stiff leaf band, 18cm highThe cover with restoration to the finial and extensively to the rim. Restoration has discoloured. pot has a crack running horizontally through the stiff leaf band. Spout with two small rim chips.
A Worcester Japan Fan pattern tea set, circa 1770, comprising teapot and cover, oviform tea canister, sugar basin and cover and six teacups and saucers, imitation Oriental script marks to base Sugar bowl: chipping to flower finial. Chip to flange. Caddy lacking cover but in good condition. Teapot: cover finial restored, firing crack beneath. 2 tiny chips to spout and a tiny crack. The saucers without damage but worn to gilding in centres. One teacup with a small shallow rim chip, another with two small stained rim chips.
A Chinese famille verte teapot, cane handle, butterfly decorated, 23cm high, a porcelain famille rose tea bowl and cover, 12cm high and a square shaped vase on stand, decorated with figures, 11cm high (3)The teapot has a small section repaired to tip of spout. Teapot gilt lines rubbed. Tiny rim chip to tea bowl and its cover. Square vase good condition
A George III silver teapot, Charles Aldridge and Henry Green, London 1781, of typical form with engraved garland and initial detail,11.5cm high, 11ozt Condition report: Sits flat against surface. Cover sits flush against body. General surface scuffs, blemishes, scratches and dents seen throughout, commensurate with age and use. Engraving is worn in areas. Oval edges to top and bottom show minor dents, commensurate with age. Possible repair work seen to each side of the hinge (see images) Base and footrim with scratches and dents throughout.
A Victorian silver teapot, Horace Woodward & Co, London 1889, the domed cover above square shaped body with engraved initials and half reeded body, upon four compressed ball feet, 12cm high, 10ozt Please note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018. Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot Ref: ETYQU7YL Condition report: General scuffs, scratches and blemishes seen throughout. General tarnishing and discolouration. All four feet show scuffs. Dents seen to the underside of the spout Visible joins seen to the handle and spout. Thinning/wear/rough edge seen to the terminal of the spout.
A John Rose Coalport porcelain teapot, cover and stand, early 19th century circa 1805, of oval prow shape, extensively decorated in a red chinoiserie pattern, the interior with domed strainer, unmarked, the teapot 16.5cm high, the stand 19cm wide (2) (at fault) NOTE: See Miller & Berthoud, AN ANTHOLOGY OF BRITISH TEAPOTS, plates 1195 and 1196 for an example of this shape. CONDITION REPORT:The cover shows glazing faults and a firing crack to the underside, a faked loss to the gilt of the rim, rubbing to the gilt highlights (extensive in places) and crazing throughout. The teapot shows a repair to the rim, small glazing faults (most noticeably to the handle), small firing pits and frits, and crazing throughout. The stand shows extensive rubbing to the gilt highlights in some areas.
A blue and white Jasperware style teapot, a continental red and gilt coffee pot, milk and sugar.The Jasperware teapot has a chip to the rim of the lid, there is also a chip to the spout of the teapot. The continental teapot has a chip to the foot and there is also a loss of gilding to the underside of the spout. The other two pieces are in good order with no issues.
A Royal Worcester blush ivory heart shaped Tea For Two service, decorated with floral sprays and gilt edges, consisting of a heart shaped tray, teapot, cream and sugar and teacups and saucer, together with another saucer, teapot marked to underside Registered Design No. 233855.This service has clearly seen a fair bit of use. The heart shaped tray is generally discoloured, it does not ring true, in fact it is very wooden. There are two small hairline cracks at the upper end of the heart and two rim chips. The underside of the tray is badly scuffed and discoloured and has numerous scratches. The sugar basin has been broken into three pieces and glued and there is also a hairline crack. It is also somewhat discoloured. Whilst both teacups ring true, they do both have small top edge chips. The heart shaped saucer rings true and the other one also but not quite as crisply. Both saucers are a little dirty. The teapot lid does not ring true but does not appear to have any repairs. There is however a small under edge lip chip and a slight hairline crack. The teapot itself is a little discoloured and does not quite ring true. The gilding to the teapot is generally a little rubbed but we cannot see any cracks or restoration. All pieces are a little crazed when viewed under magnification.
A Wedgwood Florentine (W2714) dinner service, with tureens, teapot, gravy boat, dinner plates, ashettes, egg cups, coffee cans etc (66).The vast majority of items in this lot are in perfect order with no chips, cracks or restoration. There is one bowl with a discoloured crack to the base. One saucer with a chip to the rim and the teapot has a loss of black paint to the spout.
A three piece silver tea service, with teapot, cream jug and sugar, circa 1920 by Ernest Druiff & Co, the teapot with wicker wrapped handle and candle with tri pointed decoration to the top. Height including handle +/- 9 cm. Birmingham date letter V. Overall weight 472 grams (see illustration).All the pieces are generally in very good order. The teapot lid fits perfectly well and it sits on a flat surface nicely. There is one split to the wicker on the handle but this is not loose. The milk jug is in good order. The sugar basin has a very slight ripple to the top, but this is barely noticeable with the naked eye but can be felt when running a finger around the top. There are signs of age-related wear but nothing untoward to all three pieces.
A Spode tea set with green body and gilt floral decoration, comprising teapot, sugar bowl basin, 10 tea cups, 11 saucers, 12 plates and three dishes.Two of the large plates are in good order, one has a dent and crack running from one edge towards the rim of the base and then further across. The furthest reaches are +/- 15 cm. The milk and sugar bowl are both in very good condition with no issues. The teapot lid has been riveted at some point and later been restored. The spout of the teapot has also been restored. All of the tea cups are in good order with the exception of one which has a chip to the rim. The saucers and side plates are all in good order with signs of any chips, cracks or restoration.
A Russian silver teapot. Alexander Mukhin (probably),Moscow, c.1880. The baluster-shaped body engraved with sprays of flowers and foliage to a scrolling handle with ivory insulators, designed with a curving, elongated spout and hinged cover with circular finial, marks indistinct, 84 standard, 16.8cm high, together with a small 19th century Russian silver tray, Moscow, 1875, unknown maker (Cyrillic Z.Z.) and assay master (Cyrillic I.K.), of shaped, rectangular form with twin handles and engraved floral and village decoration to base, 84 standard, 15.8 x 25.5cm (inc. handles), total weight approx. 21.7ozt (2) Ivory submission reference: YNV58DBW
A group of silver including an Edwardian three piece tea set. Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1908. The part lobed set comprising a teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, the teapot with wooden handle and finial to hinged cover, together with a pair of baluster-shaped peppers, London, 1918, Edward Barnard & Sons, with flame finials to domed covers, 9.8cm high; a small easel-back silver photo frame, apparently unmarked, with repousse foliate scroll border, 13.5cm high; a Victorian 'Grecian' pattern christening spoon and fork, London, 1876, Chawner & Co., a cased pair of salt cellars (Chester, 1911) with two associated salt spoons and two small tapersticks, Birmingham, 1980, maker JC., 4.5cm high, total weighable silver approx. 37ozt (a lot)
A George V four piece silver tea set. Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London and Sheffield, 1917. The set comprising a teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, all of oval form and raised on rectangular bases, the coffee pot with ebonised wooden handle, the wooden teapot handle of a lighter colour, coffee pot 27cm high, teapot 18cm high (inc .handles), total weight approx. 53.6ozt (4)
A Victorian silver four piece tea set. Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London, 1890. The set comprising a teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, all of part-lobed design and raised on four ball feet, the teapot and hot water pot with wooden finials and handles, engraved with crest and motto, coffee pot 23.1cm high, teapot 14cm high (inc. handles), total weight approx. 53.8ozt (4)
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