25th Mar, 2024 11:00
The House & Garden Sale
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An extensive Royal Copenhagen fluted half lace tea service
To include seventeen tea cups; twenty-two saucers; four smaller tea cups with six saucers; six coffee cups with two saucers; twenty plates; four smaller plates; seven further small plates; a graduated set of four milk jugs with one duplicate of the smallest jug; three further milk jugs; a small teapot; a coffee pot; a lidded sugar bowl; two further bowls; five lids; six egg cups; three octagonal butter dishes;and a lidless pot with twin handles; etc.
(qty)
Sold for £950
Estimated at £700 - £1,000
To include seventeen tea cups; twenty-two saucers; four smaller tea cups with six saucers; six coffee cups with two saucers; twenty plates; four smaller plates; seven further small plates; a graduated set of four milk jugs with one duplicate of the smallest jug; three further milk jugs; a small teapot; a coffee pot; a lidded sugar bowl; two further bowls; five lids; six egg cups; three octagonal butter dishes;and a lidless pot with twin handles; etc.
(qty)
Two of the larger tea cups with very minor chipping in the underglaze and with scuffing to the feet; one with a re-glued handle, clear evidence of repair with some parts of the handle missing; one with a small biscuit chip on the outside of the rim at 7 o’clock from the handle; one with a biscuit chip on the inside of the rim at 6 o’clock from the handle; one with a chip with a crack running from it down from the rim not the bow of the cup by the handle running to the midpoint of the handle. Three of the smaller teacups with chips out of the rims.
One of the coffee cups with several small chips to the rim; one with chipping to the glaze around the rim.
Eight saucers for the larger teacups with biscuit chipping to the rims. Two of the medium sized saucers with biscuit chips to the rims.
Six of the tea plates with biscuit chips to the rims. One of the middle sized plates with a biscuit chip to the rim. One of the smaller plates with a biscuit chip.
The third largest of the set of graduated jugs with light chipping around the spot; light chipping around the spout of one of the two smaller. The larger jug with repairs to the handle. The smaller jug with a chip to the rim and a crack running down the body.
The larger tea pot in generally good condition; the medium and smaller sized tea pot with losses to the spouts.
The coffee pot with losses to the spout and cracks to the base.
One of the butter dishes with biscuit chipping to the rim.
The sugar bowl with chips to the shaped rim and a crack in the lid with evidence of repairs.
One of the bowls with a biscuit chip to the rim.
One of the lozenge shaped dishes with a biscuit chip to the rim.
Otherwise in generally good condition.
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Auction: The House & Garden Sale, 25th Mar, 2024
To include a collection of wildlife paintings and sculptures, garden ornament, decorative furniture, rugs and carpets, works of art, and ceramics.
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abingdon@mallams.co.uk
01235 462 840
Viewing
Friday 22 March
10:00 - 16:00
Saturday 23 March
10:00 - 16:00
Sunday 24 March
10:00 - 15:00
