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A three-piece collection of classic Wedgwood jasperware in blue, featuring a covered sugar bowl, trumpet-form vase, and a scalloped-edge dish. Each piece is decorated in neoclassical white relief with figures, trees, and floral motifs. The sugar bowl has twin handles and a domed lid with applied leaves; the vase features continuous figural scenes beneath a garland border; and the dish presents a central pastoral motif flanked by floral sprays. All items are marked WEDGWOOD on the base.Dimensions: Tallest item measures 3.75"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Kayserzinn, an Art Nouveau pewter tea set, c.1900, German, comprising a teapot, milk jug and lidded sugar bowl, decorated with organic forms cast in low relief, stamped manufacturer's marks,teapot 25cm wide13cm deep22cm high,milk jug 16.5cm wide9cm deep9.5cm high,sugar bowl 15cm wide12cm deep12cm high (3)

Royal Doulton, a platinum 'Concorde' dinner service, c.1970, comprising two lidded platters, two serving plates, one gravy boat and stand, one milk jug, one sugar bowl, six soup bowls, six dinner plates, six side plates, six teacups, and twelve cake plates, with printed manufacturer's marks,the largest serving plate 34cm wide24cm deep (46)Condition ReportThe sugar bowl is broken but the broken elements are present. One of the lidded platters has cracks throughout and is very fragile. Further wear to the rest of the set - hairline cracks, marks, and stains commensurate with age and use.

Three cut glass items with hallmarked silver tops/rim to incl 2 sugar sifters and a bowl, tallest approx 17cm H

[171.07g] - a heavy gauge silver sugar bowl with 2 handles and beaded edge, Birmingham 1919 by Mappin & Webb, 15cm wide, all weights and dimensions approximate and gross

A graceful 2-piece crystal sugar and creamer set by renowned British designer William Yeoward, known for blending classical elegance with handcrafted artistry. Both pieces are finely mouth-blown and hand-cut, featuring a delicate etched botanical motif of grasses, flowers, and butterflies that evoke a light garden sensibility. The covered sugar bowl is topped with a domed finial lid, while the creamer displays a gently flared spout and substantial rounded handle - both offering balance and clarity of form. Both pieces etched with William Yeoward signature to base.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Reissued exceptional tea set that was created by Christian Fjerdingstad in 1925. Showcasing the perfect harmony of sleek silver plated surfaces and warm rosewood accents. This rare 3 piece ensemble features two boldly geometric teapots, one large and one small, and a sculptural sugar bowl. It embodies the timeless elegance of French design. With its bold Art Deco inspired form and impeccable Christofle craftsmanship, this set is a captivating centerpiece for any refined collection or modern table setting. Christofle backstamp.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear. Small teapot missing lid.

This refined 71-piece fine bone china dinnerware set by Royal Albert features the beloved Old Country Roses pattern, originally launched in 1962. Crafted in England, each piece is adorned with vibrant clusters of red, pink, and golden yellow roses accented by lush greenery and finished with hand-applied 22-karat gold trim. The set includes a generous assortment of dinner plates, salad and bread plates, teacups and saucers, serving platters, a teapot, covered sugar bowl, creamer, gravy boat, and additional serving pieces. Bearing the original Royal Albert backstamp from 1962, this collection epitomizes timeless English elegance and is ideal for both display and formal entertaining. Includes: 11 dinner plates; 1 teapot; 12 teacups; 1 butter dish; 1 creamer container; 1 sugar bowl; 2 candle holders; 12 bread plates; 12 salad plates; 1 saucer; 1 large serving plate; 1 duble spoon; and 3 medium size serving dishes. Issued: 1962Dimensions: Largest piece: 16"LCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Offered is an elegant Christofle silver plate tea service, comprising three primary serving pieces and a coordinating serving tray, all bearing the iconic Christofle hallmarks with deep French heritage and prestige. This beautifully polished ensemble includes: Lidded teapot/hot water jug with an integrated hinged lid and wide spout; Creamer/milk pitcher with classic bulbous form; Covered sugar bowl with matching domed lid and finial; and Rectangular serving tray with smooth raised rim. Includes original Christofle-branded anti-tarnish storage cloth Each piece is finely crafted in Christofle's signature silver plate, known for its luster, durability, and exceptional craftsmanship. The pieces are fully marked on the base with the Christofle name and hallmark, as visible in close-up photography. Christofle is synonymous with luxury French silverware, having supplied royal households and fine hotels since the 19th century. This refined, matching tea service embodies that legacy, ideal for both functional use and sophisticated presentation. Largest piece 14"L.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

A Victorian silver three-piece tea set by Charles Reily & George Storer. London 1848, comprising a teapot, twin-handled sugar bowl, and cream jug, of a squat lobed form, standing upon three and four leaf scroll feet, chased metal work with a leaf motif, the teapot having a foliate finial and ivory insulators to the handle, gilt washed interiors, the teapot is 15cm in height. A total weight of 46.14 oz.

A Victorian silver mustard pot by John Edward Wilmot, and a Victorian sugar bowl. The mustard pot of drum form with shell thumbpiece, Birmingham 1892, height 4.5cm, blue glass liner; the ovoid bowl by Henry Atkin, with wrythen and floral fluted decoration, Sheffield 1886, diameter 8cm. Total silver weight 4.78 oz.

A George V silver cream jug and sugar bowl by Barker Brothers. With gadrooned rims, Chester 1924, width of sugar bowl 18cm, 11.48 oz.

Three 19th-century Indian silver items. To include an ovoid cream jug with leaf scroll repousse decoration, height 8cm; a sugar bowl repousse decorated with panels of fish, foliage and animals, raised on triple fish cast feet, diameter 8cm; and an ovoid pepperette with foliate scroll decoration, raised on ball feet, height 6cm. Total weight 242.5g.

This 29-piece Belleek porcelain tea set features the iconic Irish Shamrock pattern, delicately hand-painted on a creamy ivory background with basketweave texture. The set includes a tall teapot with lid, twelve cups and matching saucers, a creamer, a sugar bowl (no lid), and a pair of salt and pepper shakers. Each piece is accented with fine hand-painted green clovers and twisted vine-style handles in rich green and brown hues. The bottom of the teapot is stamped with the Belleek Ireland mark, confirming its authenticity and origin. This classic pattern is among Belleek's most recognizable, celebrated for its elegant craftsmanship and cultural symbolism. A charming example of traditional Irish porcelain, ideal for collectors or elegant tea service. Largest piece 7"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.

Made in England, this 73-piece porcelain set by Spode features the iconic Christmas Tree pattern with green trim. Includes 16 dinner plates, 16 salad plates, 13 dessert plates, 18 mugs (16 in original boxes), coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, creamer jug, tiered tray, candle holder, and ornament. A festive and collectible holiday set. Largest item approx. 13.5"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

George IV silver twin handled sugar bowl of fluted form, with embossed decoration, on a circular base (London 1829) William Bateman II. All at approximately 11ozs. 18.5cm diameter.General overall condition good, some minor dents, surface wear/scratching, crease in the fluted decoration, no other damage or repair. Marks clear.

Georgian silver twin handled sugar bowl of compressed baluster form, with embossed floral decoration, on four paw feet (marks rubbed), together with a pair of William IV silver sugar tongs (London 1836) William Eaton. All at approximately 13ozs. Sugar bowl 21cm across.

A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern coffee service, comprising coffee pot, six cans and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl

Contemporary silver two handled bowl, with flared rim (Birmingham 1998) B & Co, together with one other matching, but with gilt interior (Birmingham 2008) same maker, a silver tea strainer (import marks for London 1929), a pair sugar tongs (London 1885) and one other silver bowl (marks rubbed). All at approximately 12ozs. (5)

An Edwardian silver cream jug and sugar bowl, by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1905, each of squat form with reeded handles,15.5 and 13.2cm long9.7ozt (2)Condition ReportGeneral knocks, rubbing and wear.

A collection of silver items, comprising a twin handled sugar bowl, Birmingham 1932, three cigarette cases, the larger by Mappin & Webb, a christening mug, by Adie Brothers Ltd, 8.1cm high, an Onslow pattern sifter, mid-18th century, marks rubbed, a pierced bonbon dish, Birmingham 1896, a pair of sugar tongs, Sheffield 1926, and a square box and cover, by PKJ, 3.1cm high,total 19.4oztCondition ReportGeneral knocks, rubbing, and wear throughout.

A silver three piece tea set, by Britton, Gould & Co, Birmingham 1930, comprising a teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 15.5cm high a twin handled sugar bowl, 11cm highand a cream jug, 10cm hightotal weight 36.9ozt (3)Condition ReportTeapot gilding worn and rubbing to marks, with small dents and marks.Sugar bowl with rubbing to marks and surface scratches.Cream jug marks rubbed with evidence of surface scratches throughout.

A composed silver tea service, comprising a teapot, hot water pot, cream jug, and sugar bowl, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1931, 1934 & 1935, hot water pot 23cm high, and a twin-handled tray, by Frank Cobb & Co, Sheffield 1936, 56.2cm widetotal 115.9ozt (5)Condition ReportHot water pot, sugar bowl, and cream jug rock on a flat surface. Knocks, small dents, wear and rubbing throughout.

A 'Cornucopia' Wedgwood porcelain dinner and tea service, comprising two covered tureens, 25cm wide, an oval platter, 40cm wide, a twin handled square dish, 28.5cm wide, ten dinner plates, 27cm diameter, ten salad plates, 20.5cm diameter, ten shallow dishes, 20cm diameter, ten bowls, 15.5cm diameter, ten bread plates, 18cm diameter, two gravy boats, 23cm wide, with saucers, 20cm wide, a teapot, 23cm wide, a coffee pot, 27cm high, a sugar bowl,10.5cm diameter, a creamer, 14cm wide, a milk jug, 12cm wide, ten teacups 7cm high, and saucers, 15cm wide, together with, ten coffee cans 6.5cm high and saucers,14cm wide, and a tea strainer stand, 13cm wide (qty.) Provenance: The Clock House, Dunmow, Essex Condition ReportNo apparent chips cracks or losses. Some rubbing to the decoration commensurate with usage.

Old Hall stainless steel Connaught pattern four piece tea service, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sugar bowl

A lovely 27-piece porcelain dinnerware set by Three Castle China of Japan, featuring the elegant "Wild Rose" pattern. Each piece is decorated with delicate pink and gray rosebud sprays and finished with scalloped rims and silver-tone trim. The set includes 4 dinner, 4 salad plates, 4 bread plates, 4 bowls, 4 fruit bowls, 4 saucers, a creamer, and a lidded sugar bowl - each marked on the underside with the Three Castle China hallmark and pattern name. A graceful and romantic pattern ideal for vintage-inspired table settings or collectors of fine Japanese porcelain. Largest piece 10" dia.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear.

Set of two Waterford crystal pieces in the classic Lismore pattern, comprising one footed creamer and one open footed sugar bowl. Each piece features the distinctive diamond and wedge cut design characteristic of the Lismore pattern. The creamer has a clear applied handle and a pronounced pouring spout, while the sugar bowl is pedestal-based with matching cutwork detailing. Both items bear original Waterford marks and stickers. Creamer: 4.5"L x 2.75"W x 4.5"H. Sugar bowl: 4"W x 3.5"H.Issued: Mid 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.

This Waterford Crystal footed sugar bowl is crafted in the timeless Lismore pattern, known for its refined diamond and wedge cuts that reflect Waterford's signature elegance. Featuring the original green and gold Waterford sticker, the bowl rests on a broad, faceted pedestal base that enhances its visual appeal. The piece includes the original box and booklet, underscoring its preserved condition and collectible value. An ideal complement to fine tableware collections or as a standalone display accent. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 3.5"HCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.

This elegant 5-piece set of Waterford crystal features two open sugar bowls, one small party bowl, and two classic cut crystal bowls. Each piece showcases Waterford's iconic craftsmanship with deep wedge and fan cuts that reflect light beautifully, emphasizing the brilliance of fine lead crystal. Perfect for entertaining or display, these bowls vary slightly in size and shape, offering both decorative and functional appeal. All pieces are acid-etched with the Waterford hallmark.Dimensions: Largest item measures 5" dia. Country of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.

A charming three piece porcelain tea set features a lidded coffee Pot 6039, creamer 6040, and lidded sugar bowl 6041. The set is finished in a soft beige glaze and adorned with delicate porcelain figures; a puppy climbing the coffee pot, birds perched on the sugar bowl, and a puppy peeking over the creamer's rim. Lladro backstamp. This item has its original boxes. Largest box measures: 12.75"L x 11.25"W x 7.75"H. Artist: Design & Decoration Dept. Issued: 1994 - 2000Dimensions: Largest: 9.75"L x 5.25"W x 8.5"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

A fine Berlin tea service, the centres painted in puce camaieu with cherubs and flowers, within shaped green ground borders and gilt acanthus rims, comprising a teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug and cover, nine cups and saucers (26)Provenance: The Packe family, Prestwold Hall, LeicestershireBy descent within the family to the present ownercoffee pot - restoration to the base of the handle, chips to the flower finial on the lidtea pot - restoration to the base of the handle, chips to the flower finial on the lidovoid pot with lid - restoration to the lidsugar bowl and lid - hairline to bowl, and chips to flower finial on lid, discolouration around the inside of the rimmini coffee pot - discolouration to the spout - possible restoration. handle restored, chips to the flower finial of the lidsaucers - two with rim chips, another with rim flake, slight rubbing to gilded edge and gilded foliage to centrestea cups - four with rim chips two with hairlines, two further with restored handles.

Royal Crown Derby - an 1128 old Imari miniature bachelors tea set on oval tray, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, cup, saucer and tray, all seconds, printed marks (3)

A Royal Albert Moonlight Rose patterned tea and dinner service, comprising plates, tureen, gravy boat, tea cups, saucers, salt and pepper, vases etc.  +/- 85 pieces  One egg cup has discolouration to the foot, one of the large oval meat plates has knife scratches to the base, one coffee can has a chip to the rim and another has a small amount of yellow discoloration around the handle. The milk jug and lidded sugar bowl both have some slight yellowing around the handle, a small urn shaped vase has a full length crack, small lidded vase has a discoloured lid to the interior. All items appear to be first condition and the gilding is in good condition.  All items show signs of use but nothing untoward other than the items that we have previously mentioned.

A three piece Sheffield silver tea service, 1908 James Deacon & Sons, comprising teapot with ebonised handle and finial. +/- 30.5 cm high, with two handled sugar bowl and cream jug, each piece of oval half reed form raised on four ball feet. Weight 868 grams.

A Tuscan fine bone china Richelieu gilt and hand painted scroll patterned dinner service.  Three of the soup bowls have cracks.  One is broken.  One of the side plates has a large crack, one of the dinner plates is cracked.  The teapot on the inside rim has a small firing fault and a small amount of rubbed gilding.  The sugar bowl has some dark lines around the base but we are sure that this is just some dirt.  One of the tureens has some discolouration to the inside base but nothing on the exterior.  All of the teacups have dark lines around them but with a bit of effort this should rub off. 

Designed by Georg Jensen, pattern no. 80, post-1945Comprising a coffee pot, no. 80 B; teapot, no. 80 A; hot milk jug, no. 80 C; cream jug, no. 80 C; and a circular covered sugar bowl, no. 80 C; most with ebony handles and finials, each hallmarked, height of coffee pot 7 1/8 inches. Total approximately 53 ounces, all in.No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

A WEDGWOOD BLUE JASPER SOLITAIRE BREAKFAST TEA SERVICE CIRCA 1784 Perhaps composite, to include a tray, a small mug, a sugar bowl and cover, a teapot and cover, a coffee pot and cover, a milk jug and a tea cup and saucer, all sprigged in white with scenes of 'Domestic Employment' designed by Lady Templeton, impressed 'WEDGWOOD' marks the tray 34.5cm wide, the coffee pot and cover 15cm high Provenance: From the estate of the late Geoffrey and Gina OxborrowCf. Wolf Mankowitz, Wedgwood, Pg. 182, Fig. 80 for a similar tea service. Condition Report: Chipped section missing to inside teapot cover rim, not visible from the exterior. Also chipped section missing from the rim of the milk jug, crack from rim to finial as a result, not visible from exterior. Teacup cracked. Blemish to the saucer rim. Examined with UV light and no obvious restoration detected.Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A large quantity of sundry ceramics, including a part setting service of Booths blue and white 'Real Old Willow' pattern dinnerware, comprising fifteen dinner plates, twenty-six cake plates, bowls, sauceboat, teacups and sugar bowl, two Gladstone China blue and white bowls, a Continental part tea service, etc.

A quantity of silver plated items and assorted metalware, including an Elkington & Co circular lidded inkwell, the base of the lid inscribed 'Presented by members of Norwood, Congregational Church and Congregation, Mrs M Barrett as a small token of their esteem and regard and in commemoration of the completion of the 10th year as the Pastorate, Liverpool May 4th 1895', diameter 19.5cm, a pair of Indian white metal candlesticks surmounted with decoration of birds, height 20cm, a pair of pewter candlesticks, a pair of silver plated peacocks, a lidded condiment bowl, a graduated wall hanging trio of pewter aeroplanes, milk jug, sugar bowl, photograph frame, etc.

A large quantity of silver plated items including a four piece silver plated tea and coffee service, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, tureens, sauceboats, trays, oval twin handled tray, grape snips, flatware, pair of gilt metal ormolu effect oval photograph frames, etc.

An Indian white metal three piece tea service, decorated with animals, fish and landscape, comprising teapot, milk jug, twin handled sugar bowl and pair of matching sugar tongs, combined approx 25.05ozt/779.3g.

HORACE WOODWARD & CO LTD; a cased pair of late Victorian hallmarked silver pepperettes, in original fitted case from Bracher & Sydenham jewellers of Reading, also two pairs of hallmarked silver sugar tongs, a George III hallmarked silver teaspoon with shell shaped bowl, a further Birmingham hallmarked silver teaspoon, a pair of Prince of Wales hallmarked silver thimbles, a hallmarked silver condiment spoon, a collection of fifteen assorted hallmarked silver thimbles, a 925 hallmarked silver menu clip and two pairs of white metal scissor type pincer sugar tongs, combined weighable hallmarked silver approx 7ozt/217.5g.

WILLIAM BATEMAN I; a set of three George IV hallmarked silver teaspoons, London 1821, a hallmarked silver caddy spoon with shell shaped bowl, a further George IV hallmarked silver teaspoon, a pair of hallmarked silver sugar tongs and a set of six George V hallmarked silver pistol handled dessert knives and forks, combined weighable silver approx 3.85ozt/120g.

SPODE; a quantity of blue and white tea and dinnerware, decorated in the 'Italian' pattern, including mug tree suspending six mugs, two further mugs, miniature teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, spoons, oval dishes, four teacups, cream jug, five dinner plates, six side plates, three saucers, octagonal plate, soup bowl, etc.

ROYAL ALBERT; a seconds quality part setting tea service, decorated in the 'Moonlight Rose' pattern, comprising teapot, teapot stand, milk jug, sugar bowl, large oval platter, 34.5 x 27cm, six side plates and six bowls.

An Edward VII hallmarked silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1909, diameter 9cm, height 7cm, an Edward VII hallmarked silver teaspoon by William Gallimore & Sons, Sheffield 1908, length 15.5cm, and a hallmarked silver mother of pearl handled pickle fork, combined weighable silver approx 2.5ozt/78.2g (3).

Set of six George III silver teaspoons, London 1854, William Bateman I, Old English pattern engraved with initials, 14cm long, six further teaspoons and a set of silver tongs and a silver plated sugar bowl, 6.94ozt total silver weight approx. 

Royal Worcester bone china Viceroy pattern white and gilt part dinner service with six settings, printed black marks, comprising a circular two-handled vegetable tureen and cover, dinner plates, side plates, supper crescent-shaped dishes, sauceboat and stand, soup cups, stands, coffee cups, coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover and a Royal Worcester fine bone china tableware 1992 brochure 

Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern composite part dinner service, 20th century, printed iron-red marks, some cancellation marks, pattern no.8687, comprising an oval two-handled tureen and cover, six two-handled soup cups and stands, an oval serving dish, an oval serving bowl, five dinner plates and two luncheon plates of straight-sided design, three dinner plates, one soup plate with gadrooned rims, a trefoil-shaped small hors d'oeuvres dish, two heart-shaped dishes, three lobed dishes, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, a cream jug, six teacups, seven saucers, six side plates, seven small circular bowls/saucers and a cover Condition ReportLight surface scratches, wear to gilding and decoration on some. Hairline to base of one cup, crack to one saucer, chip to foot ring of one side plate. General wear and tear.

Janet Adam (The Adam Pottery, Edinburgh) porcelain flared conical bowl, flecked with brown and cream glazes, incised marks, 22cm diameter, a group of Welsh studio pottery by Rick Fletcher including jugs and mugs in sizes, sugar bowl, condiment pots and other items, all glazed in brown and oatmeal bands, a Paul Webb, Wales studio pottery coffee pot and cover and a bowl similar, the first with impressed marks, decorated in brown slip with a continuous landscape and oatmeal glaze ground and other items 

Mixed lot of silver plate including a cream jug and sugar bowl on a stand, a cased fruit spoon set awarded as a presentation for the Badminton Puppy Show 1949, a Ronson Newport lighter, two Colibri ceramic lighters, teapot, coffee pot, milk and sugar bowl 

Sterling silver four-piece tea service, comprising teapot, hot water jug, covered sugar bowl and open sugar bowl, squat baluster form with wavy rim, plain bodies all engraved with initials and scrolling foliate capped handles, hot water jug 17.5cm high, approximate total weight 54.80ozt Ivory Reference: AFH7UQNS

Baccarat Missouri sugar bowl and cover, acid etched seal marks, panel cut, on hexagonal foot, 13cm high 

Collection of English, Chinese and Continental pottery and porcelain, comprising two Chinese export tea bowls and a sugar bowl, all painted with famille rose flower sprays, a Coalport porcelain trio, circa 1825, painted with posies and garden flowers within gilt cell and dot pattern borders, various items of Sunderland lustre tea wares, an English porcelain teacup and saucer painted with iron red green trellis pattern, a Derby Imari pattern coffee can, a Dresden miniature teacup and saucer and another with pink panels, an early 19th century English porcelain platinum and gilt banded coffee can and other items  Condition Report Chinese Export items:Sugar bowl  - hairline crack & rim chipping. 2X teabowls - one with large triangular chip to the rim and two hairline cracks. The other with multiple hairline cracks, some rim chipping. Sunderland lustre items - a coffee cup and saucer with strawberry decoration with some staining to glaze, another cup and saucer with hairline cracks.Derby imari coffee can - hairline crack through handle, staining hairline cracks/crazing. Coalport trio - coffee cup partially lacking handle, minor glaze staining to teacup handle. Royal Worceter milk-jug - stained crazing. Milk jug with impressed IEB and star mark decorated with iron-red flowerheads - extensively cracked and restuck. Similarly decorated coffee can - restored and overpainted to interior. An English porcelain coffee-can with platinum border- small footrim chip. Pearlware figure - cracked and restored through neck, lacking left arm, with associated losses and old restoration. Small Staffordshire pottery figure of a girl - cracked through and restuck. Staffordshire pottery cow spill vase - chipping to his hat and the cow's ears, crack to cow. Some typical wear and rubbing overall. Everything is visible in the catalogue illustration. 

Wedgwood pottery hunting relief moulded part tea service, early 20th century, impressed marks, pattern no.CK5234, comprising a teapot and cover with fox head finial, two-handled sugar bowl similar and a milk jug, a Royal Doulton bone china Art Deco leaf-pattern part tea service and a Hot Scent pattern hunting trio 

SILVER INLAID SUGAR BOWL & MILK JUG

Antique silver, English London hallmarked sugar bowl approximately 82g, and a Birmingham hallmarked sauce boat approximately 105g

A collection of Royal Albert Old Country Roses teawares and ornaments. Includes six part tea set, cream jug, sugar bowl and sandwich plate.

A large quantity of Royal Albert Old Country Roses tea/dinner wares to include tureen, teapot, three tier cake stand, coffee cups, etc. Approx. 86 pieces. Seconds include:1 bowl, 6 coffee cups, 1 side plate, 1 trinket dish, 1 milk jug, 1 conserve pot (missing spoon), 1 lidded sugar pot, 2 sugar bowls (one cracked). All others are first quality.

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS to include a group of studio pottery items comprising a coffee pot, sugar bowl, milk, vases, bowls, etc, a Carlton Ware 'Rouge Royale' dish, a Portmeirion 'Taurus' mug, a pair of Noritake vases with pastoral scenes, two Wedgwood children's bowls decorated with Peter Rabbit and Alice in Wonderland scenes, a pair of Italian partridge ornaments, etc (3 boxes and loose) (s.d)