A GROUP OF CREAMWARE TEA AND COFFEE WARES (15)
Late 18th century
Each piece enamelled with roses, comprising; a pear-shaped coffee pot and cover, 25cm high; a bullet-shaped teapot and cover, 12cm high; a pear-shaped jug and cover, 18cm high; a sugar bowl and cover; a slop bowl, 17cm diameter; three various milk jugs, tallest 13cm high; a pear-shaped jug with mask spout, 14cm high; a teabowl and a saucer
| Estimate: | £300 - £500 |
| Hammer price: | £300 |
Provenance: The Rosemary Slater Collection
Coffee pot and cover- the pot with a nick to the rim and some flaking to the enamels. The cover with a small rim chip
Teapot and cover- restoration to tip of the spout. Starcrack to interior of the base. Minor nicks around the rim. Some flaking to the enamels. The cover with some small glaze chips to the rim and some wear
Pear shaped jug and cover- long haircrack to the rim, approx. 9cm length. Short haircrack to the rim, approx. 1cm length. Chip to footrim. Minor flaking to the enamels. Cover with chip to the finial
Sugar bowl and cover-some staining to the interior of the bowl. Very minor wear to the enamels. The cover with chips to the rim and finial. Some staining to the flange
Slop bowl- some small nibbles around the rim. Some flaking to the enamels
Mask jug- chips to the spout. Starcrack to the lower body. Some flaking to the enamels
Three milk jugs- one of the taller jugs with a small chip to the rim and some restoration around the footrim. The other tall jug in overall good condition. The small jug with chips, some staining and wear
Teabowl and saucer- the teabowl with a haircrack to the rim, approx. 2.5cm length. Minor wear. The matched saucer has some minor nicks around the rim