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Caughley – Teapot with Underplate – Fenced Garden, Gilt
PorcelainCaughley Porcelain Works (England, c. 1775-1799) ‘Fenced Garden’ Teapot with Cover and Underplate gilt highlights, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, soft-paste porcelain (teapot) 7 ¼” long (spout to handle) x 4 ½” diameter x 5 7/8” high (at finial) (underplate) 5” diameter x 1 ¼” high Scroll Down for Further Details$845.00 $845.00$845.00 $845.00 -
Carl Auboch / Arthur Salm – Sugar Bowl and Creamer – Goteburg, 1960s
KitchenaliaCarl Auböch (Austria, 1924-1993) Arthur Salm Inc (USA, 1952- 1982) Goteburg Sugar Bowl & Creamer, c. 1960s with original option sugar spoon Teak & Stainless Steel 11 1/8” long x 5 ½” wide x 1 7/8” high$250.00 $250.00$250.00 $250.00 -
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Sold – Tea Service – Sanborns Hermanos, Sterling
HollowareSold Sanborns Hermanos (Mexican) Cream, Covered Sugar, and Tray sterling silver, 1930s (tray) 11 7/8" long x 8" wide -
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Sold – Tea Strainer – Gorham, Sterling Silver
FlatwareSold Gorham Manufacturing Company (American) Tea Strainer, c. 1900s sterling silver 7 1/2" long -
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Sold – Royal Doulton – Cup & Saucer – Glamis Thistle
PorcelainRoyal Doulton (England, Est. 1815) Percy Curnock (England, act. 1885-1954) ‘Glamis Thistle’ Cup & Saucer H. 4601 R. 1938, Porcelain (cup) 3 ½” wide x 2 ¾” high (saucer) 5 ½” diameter Designer Notes: Glamis Thistle was found near Glamis Castle home of Queen Elizabeth. -
Tea-Cake Stand – Roden Brothers (Canadian, 1891-1950), 3 Tier, Sterling Silver
Salvers / Trays & WaitersRoden Brothers (Canadian, 1891-1950) Tea-Cake Stand Sterling Silver, 3 Tier 8” high x 8” side Scroll Down for more Info$1,750.00 $1,750.00$1,750.00 $1,750.00 -
Worcester – Dr Wall – Teacup and Saucer
PorcelainWorcester Porcelain Co. (England, est. 1751) Dr. Wall (1751-1783) Tea Cup and Saucer together with a matching second cup gilt, flow blue, bone china (saucer) 5 1/8” diameter x 1” high (cup a) 4” high x 2” wide (at handle) (cup b) 3 ¼” high x 2 3/8” wide (at handle) Notes: Decorated with a gilt and underglaze blue floral pattern with gilt trim, this tea cup and saucer, with matching second cup, is an example of Dr. Wall period Worcester. Called “the guiding intellect of Worcester” Dr. John Wall, Oxford, was an artist and practical chemist who sought to utilize modern techniques and innovations to their best advantage. Scroll Down for more Info$395.00 $395.00$395.00 $395.00 -
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SOLD – Paperweight – John Deacons – Teapot, Millefiori
Desk Accessories, SOLDJohn Deacons (Scottish) Paperweight Millefiori 4 1/2" long x 2 3/4" diameter x 3 3/8" high -
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SOLD – Smith Brothers – Biscuit Barrel – Winter Homestead
Art Glass, SOLDSmith Brothers (New Bedford, Mass., United States) Winter Homestead (c. 1878-1900) Biscuit Barrel 8" high (11" w/ finial) x 6 1/4" diameter -
Saxe – Demitasse Tea Cup & Saucer – Floral, Tulips
Porcelain, SOLDPorzellanfabrik Hermann Ohme (1880-1930) Royal Saxe ES ‘Tulips’ Demitasse c. 1900 hand-painted, wrythen and scalloped form (cup) 2 ¼” high x 3” wide (at handle) (saucer) 4 ⅝” diameter x ½” high$95.00 $95.00$95.00 $95.00 -
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SOLD – Mintons – Coffee Can – Blue Carnations
Porcelain, SOLDSOLD Mintons (England, 1793-1968) Attrib. Richard Redgrave (England, 1804-1888) Coffee Can & Underplate Arts & Crafts / Aesthetic porcelain (cup) 2 3/8” high x 2 ¾” diameter (3 ½” wide at handle) (saucer) 4 ¾” high x ½” high -
Coalport – Demitasse – 9238, Swan & Rose, Blue & White
PorcelainCoalport (British, est 1795) Pattern 9238 Demitasse (cup) 2 1/2" high x 3" wide (at handle) (saucer) 4 1/2" diameter Scroll Down for Further Information -
Tea Strainer – Wakely & Wheeler – Sterling, Old English
SilverDescription: Elegant English sterling silver tea strainer, made in London by Wakely & Wheeler, with hallmarks for 1948-9. The strainer showcases an ‘Old English’ pattern terminal, deep pierced bowl, wide sunken disc rim with rolled edge, and pierced Art Deco key hole cup support. Scroll Down for further details$295.00 $295.00$295.00 $295.00 -
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SOLD – Tea Strainer – Mappin & Webb – SS, London, 1929
Silver, SOLDSold A very nice British sterling silver tea strainer, made in London by Mappin & Webb, with hallmarks for 1929.
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