Comprising; a coffee pot, London 1853, a teapot, Sheffield 1826, a twin handled sugar bowl, Sheffield 1824 and a milk jug, Sheffield 1824, each piece of baluster form with bold floral and foliate embossed decoration, the larger two pieces with flower finials to the hinged lids, note; ivory insulators to the handles of these, combined gross weight 2425 gms
Estimate: | £900 - £1,100 |
Hammer price: | £1,600 |
Ivory license No 8H6XSCB2
Condition Report;
Coffee/hot water jug; pin connecting handle at top is loose and coming out, the other pin at the top protrudes slightly at both ends, one or two small dents to the body, particularly below the spout. Hinge to cover good quality and condition. Has no monogram to the body, however the other three pieces are monogram engraved
Teapot; rivets to handle have been in and out over the years and are a little sharp to the touch. Staining above the foot to the right of the handle, hinge to lid and the lid has some staining, normal wear and tear to feet.
Sugar bowl; one handle has been slightly pushed in, gilding ok, feet ok, slightly wobbly on its feet
Milk jug; the handle has been pushed right over, this does not appear to have distorted the body of the jug, jug slightly wobbly on its feet
Please note that this is a matched four piece set with differing dates and makers