A GROUP OF PLAIN CREAMWARE (20)
Late 18th/early 19th century
Two moulded sauceboats; a small bullet-shaped teapot and cover, 10cm high; an oval pierced salt, 8cm wide; four egg drainers; a sugar sifter, 13cm high; a Wedgwood two-handled cup and cover, impressed mark, 8.5cm high; a small bird and a fruit confectionary mould, largest 9.5cm length; a small leaf moulded dish, 10cm length; two pots and covers, largest 11.5cm high; a miniature shaped oval dish, 14.5cm length
| Estimate: | £200 - £300 |
| Hammer price: | £100 |
Two moulded sauceboats- the smaller sauceboat is in overall good condition. The larger example is of a deep cream colour.It has three chips around the footrim
Teapot and cover-the teapot with some small chips to the inner flange and some minor nicks to the spout. The cover with some repair and restoration
Oval pierced salt-overall in good condition
Four egg drainers- some glued repairs, chips and cracks
Sugar sifter- some heavy crazing to the glaze
Wedgwood two handled cup and cover-good condition
Bird and fruit moulds- the bird has a haircrack and a small chip to the rim. The bird has two shallow rim chips
Leaf moulded dish- good condition
Larger pot and cover- pot in good condition. The cover with a chip to the flower finial and a shallow chip to the inner flange
Smaller pot and cover- the pot with very minor staining around the rim. The cover with a minor shallow chip to the underside of the rim
Miniature oval dish- in overall good condition