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112cm wide; 34cm deep; 215cm high

66cm wide;131cm high

Circa 1844
modelled by J.A. Hammersley, impressed Wedgwood in upper case, 8cm high; and a Queen Victoria brown and white printed Golden Jubilee circular stand, indistinct impressed factory mark, 17…

Late 20th century
Comprising; a circular soup tureen and cover, 23cm high, a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, 16.5cm high, a sauce tureen and cover, 14.5cm high, a sauceboat on fixed stand,…

Late 18th century
The Roman Emperor modelled facing dexter, impressed Wedgwood in upper case, incised `Heliogabalus', 5.25cm high, framed; and a small blue jasper rectangular figural plaque, 4.5cm by…

Circa 1770
Modelled seated on the back of a goat, with two kids in a panier on his back, 17cm high; and a model of a standing goat, probably Derby with later decoration, 16cm high

Designed by Mario Bellini in 1985
Comprising; a pair of two handled circular vegetable tureens and covers, 19cm high, eight soup bowls and stands, eight dinner plates, 26cm diameter, sixteen dessert…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1765
Printed in black after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with `The Tea Party, No.2', the reverse of the cup printed with the `Maid and Page', saucer 12.5cm diameter;…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1760-65
Each printed in black after Robert Hancock, comprising: a baluster mug printed with `May Day' on one side, the reverse with `The Milkmaid', 9cm high; a coffee cup…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1765-70
Printed in black, the bowl with the `Fortune Teller', `Tea Party, No.2' and the `Maid and Page', the cover printed with three scenes of ruins, flower knop, 12.5cm…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1760 and later
Comprising; a sparrow beak milk jug printed in lilac with ruins, 9.5cm high; a coffee cup printed in black with `The Tea Party.No.2' and `Maid and Page'; a…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1760
Printed in black after Robert Hancock in the style of Pillement with `Les Garçons Chinois', 18cm diameter

With certificate, accessories and hard case, 36cm high x 30cm wide overall.

Circa 1810 and mid 19th century
Each piece painted with a central flower panel inside a radiating border reserved with panels of birds and flowers, comprising; Two oval soup tureens and covers, 32cm…

Comprising; a pair of salts, Birmingham 1916, two salt spoons with a case, a mustard pot and two spoons, combined weight 137 gms, also a butter knife having a mother-of-pearl handle and a silver…

The silver waistbelt with pierced and engraved decoration, length 69cm, Birmingham 1909, weight 166 gms, a silver mounted circular mirror, a silver mounted paperweight and five silver thimbles, also…

Comprising; a twin handled sugar bowl, the stand Birmingham 1908, a milk jug, the stand Birmingham 1909 and six coffee cans with six silver stands, Birmingham 1909 and six ceramic saucers, the…

The photograph frame with embossed decoration, London 1984, a circular frame mount, a blue enamelled powder compact, a small circular inkstand, a thimble, a pencil holder and a postage stamps case,…

The dressing set comprising; a hand mirror, a hairbrush, a clothes brush and a comb, each piece with engine turned decoration in the Art Deco taste, Birmingham 1937, with a fitted case, the match…

The cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1943 and a silver prize medallion, weight 220 gms, also a quantity of British pre-1947 .500 silver coinage, weight 216 gms and three…

Comprising; six teaspoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve table forks, four knife rests, one mustard spoon, six egg spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a sugar sifting spoon, two sauce ladles, twelve…

having loaded silver handles all London 1822, with a mahogany case.

Comprising; seven table forks, seven dessert spoons, seven soup spoons. seven dessert forks and four tablespoons, mixed dates, mostly Sheffield 1961, 1962 and 1963, combined weight 1794 gms

both with engraved and pierced decoration and with loaded silver handles, comprising Sheffield 1862 and Sheffield 1852, with one case.