Two British Creamware Teapots

18th or 19th century. each very crisply molded and formed in the Gothic fashion. H6 1/2" W9 18" H5 7/8" W8 7/8"

Six ceramic auto related items - two British teapots, chauffeur with early limo, sports car desk caddy, with different Euro makes noted, Bugatti, comic driver, all in VG condition.

Late 18th century, Staffordshire, transfer printed with a ship on one side and a compass on the other side with phrase "Come Box the Compafs", lid with applied flower finial, impressed Neale & Wilson

Two Leeds creamware teapots, circa 1780, spherical form, each with leaf moulded spouts, one with entwined stand handle, the other painted with floral decoration (2)

19th century, each having handsome hand-decorated detail. one is monogrammed “RW†in cartouche while the other is marked at base “Bloor Derbyâ€. H5 ½†H5â€

18th/19th C., sides molded with a shell within fret borders, serpent spout and loop handle, one with stepped cover and turned finial, the other cover with baying recumbent beast finial. Together with

Two very fine 18th century porcelain teapots. 1) English creamware teapot with hand painted flowers on the sides and lid, the terminals of the tooled entwined handle with applied hand painted flowers,

Two late 18th to early 19th century British Castleford type teapots. White salt glazed bodies with molded decoration, one with Cobalt Blue detail. Unmarked. Both with repaired handles, round teapot wi

mid-19th century. consisting of a brilliantly formed teapot with lions head and serpent handle having Wellington coat of arms at one side and the other with grad tour seal of India, Portugal and Spain

Lot of two including a creamer by J. Hall & Sons with Castle Toward, Scotland on it, 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 4 1/2" high; and teapot with British country estate10 x 5 x 5 1/2" high. Castle Toward overlooking

Ten Silverplate and Pewter tea accessories. Seven British and American Silverplate pieces including two teapots, two tea caddies, a hot milk pot, and two strainers, with a Chinese Pewter teapot. Impre

British, 19th century, Queen Charlotte pattern, teapot; bowl; lobed dish; two cups (one with handle) with three saucers, 3-1/4 to 8-1/4 in.

Lot of late 18th or early 19th century creamware which includes three apothecary jars one with lid, a teapot with cover and a 17th or 18th century Italian tin glazed apothecary jar. The largest item t

Pattern Tea and Table Articles possibly Charles Meigh (Hanley, 1835-1851), apostles in Gothic niches and masks on square handles, including two teapots 7 x 9 in., covered sugar bowl 6 in., cream jug 4

each featuring polychrome motif of a vine with berries, leaves, and roses, comprising two teapots, a sugar bowl lacking cover, and five cup and saucer sets each having additional pink band design to r

19th century. British Spode Tower pattern each having well-decorated blue detail on white ground and conforming. The set consist of eleven cups, thirteen saucers, five cup saucers, two serving bowls,

BRITISH SPATTERWARE CHILDREN'S CERAMIC TEA ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising two teapots including one with blue- and mulberry-sponged decoration and one with blue-sponged decoration, lackin

British, 18th/19th century, cream glaze, molded handles and flower finials, comprising: lidded teapot; lidded coffee pot; lidded creamer; lidded sugar bowl; muffineer/caster; octagonal tray; large pla

Early to mid 19th century. Blue willow tea service with gold gilt trim. The set includes a teapot, lidded sugar pot, two cream pitchers and four tea cups. Sold from the collection of Bobby Carpenter a

British, 20th century, fuchsia edged petals on gilt ground, comprising teapot, 7 in.; lidded sugar, 6-1/2 in.; creamer, 4-1/2 in.; two serving plates, 10 in.; 11 cups/saucers, 5 in., all stamped "Caul

Mid to late 19th century. Well rendered portraits of race horses each in stables. One having initials on its blanket WO and having plaque reading William Osborne at lower center and the other reading

Two British Paintings of Dogs one oil on wood panel, signed "D. Gilpin" and dated 1924, 9" x 7", the other oil on canvas, signed "EM Nelson" and dated 1926, with an "Aldridge Bros/Worthing" label en v

Two British Officer's Gorgets The First 1800-13, The Second Of 1797 Pattern The first retaining its leather liner, original faded rosettes, and some original gilding; the second spuriously engraved '9

Lot: two teapots and a saucer in Chinese porcelain (*)