A Group of Gardinar TeaPot

group; teapot, pitcher, 2 cups/saucers, 2 shell sauce dishes, various condition

seaweed group; teapot, 8" plate, 2 cups & saucers, various condition

Lot of Hammersley Victorian Violets Porcelain including Member of Spode Group Teapot that shows hairline crack, 2 Candlesticks, and Set of 8 8" diameter desert plates. This sale will be broadcast live

ENGLAND, CIRCA 1830 A grouping of three English early 19th century black basalt and jasperware teapots. The lot includes two Jackfield black basalt teapots, one with unusual Asian motif, and a Wedgwoo

Majolica teapot, sugar & creamer group: 5 teapots, 3 sugars, 2 creamers, various conditions

turquoise, 2 black

cobalt, yellow - nicks, wear, hairline

2 black

(lot of 4) Diminutive Chinese porcelain teapots, varied sizes and designs, (2) showing figures riding qilin, (one) with possible restoration to spout, (2) in blue and white, small chips to spout, late

shamrock, peacock

green, minor wear

Group of (2) Teapots and Mug - Paul Cardew Design : (1) Large Teapot with Cat Motif, (1) Small Teapot with Cat Motif, (1) Mug with Cat Motif Height of Tallest: 6"

gray, yellow, seamist

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Fiesta medium teapot group: ivory & chartreuse (nicks)

Group of (3) Teapot & Garbage Can : (1) Jim Bailey Stove, (1) Portmeirion, (1) Portmeirion (Slight Chip on 2 Sides of Lid) & (1) Garbage Can with No Label

black

chartreuse, white

chartreuse, white

1970s. A mixed pair of glazed ceramic teapots comprising: a low occasional table with chessboard to the upper face, with two pawns, two rooks and two knights, 'Southwest Ceramics Ltd' mark to the unde

Fiesta large teapot group: ivory, turquoise (nicks), cobalt base

Height: 13cm, width: 17cm, weight: 1165G

Assembled group of Chinese and Continental teapots and a pitcher, in porcelain and ceramic; some marked to base. [Largest: 6 1/2" H x 10 3/4" Diam.]. Some with wear, losses, and residue.

8 teapots, 20th century, of varying styles. Tallest ht. 7". From the Estates of Reiko (Sakagami) Baum (1927-2021) and Michael Baum (1933-2021