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Tea & Coffee Ware
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Denby “Encore” TeapotThe Denby “Encore” pattern was introduced in 1984 and discontinued in 1998. This teapot is in very good condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing; it is 18 cm high, with 950 mil capacity.  Denby Encore Teapot |
Denby “Encore” Tea Cup & SaucerThe Denby “Encore” pattern was introduced in 1984 and discontinued in 1998. The cup 6 cm deep and the saucer 14.5 cm diam.  Denby Encore Cup & Saucer |
Royal Grafton Milk Jug & Sugar Bowl: 2138I have not been able to trace a name for Royal Grafton’s pattern no. 2138, but the flower featured appears to be a lotus and the design does look quite Japanese. The backstamp reads: ‘Royal Grafton Fine Bone China; Made in England’ with the pattern number hand-applied in gold nearby. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing  Wedgwood Highgrove Trio |
Royal Grafton Tea Cup & Saucer: no. 2138I have not been able to trace a name for Royal Grafton’s pattern no. 2138, but the flower featured appears to be a lotus and the design does look quite Japanese. The backstamp reads: ‘Royal Grafton Fine Bone China; Made in England’ with the pattern number hand-applied in gold nearby on the cups. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing.  Royal Grafton Cup & Saucer |
Wedgwood “Highgrove” TrioWe have four of these trios available; all in very good condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing. If you would like to purchase more than one trio, please contact us for a combined postage and packaging quote.  Wedgwood Highgrove Trio |
Royal Doulton “Christiana” Cup & SaucerThe “Christiana” pattern was introduced in 1995. This cup and saucer is in very good condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing. The backstamp reads: ‘Made in England; Royal Doulton; England; English Fine Bone China; Christiana; H. 5242; © 1995 Royal Doulton’.  Royal Doulton Christiana Cup & Saucer |
Sadler Fluted Sugar Bowl: Pink RosesSadler produced an enormous number of tea ware patterns, and I have been unable to identify the name or number or this particular one. This bowl is 7 cm high and 28 cm circumference at its widest point. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing.  Sadler Pink Roses Sugar Bowl |
Sadler Fluted Teapot: Pink Roses with GildingSadler produced an enormous number of teapot patterns, and I have been unable to identify the name or number or this particular one. It is 16 cm high (including lid) with a 6-cup capacity and is suitable for either loose leaf or teabags. The gilding on the lid’s finial is rubbed, but otherwise the pot is in very good clean condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing.  Sadler Pink RosesTeapot |
Jason Bone China Vintage Cup and Saucer: J733Pale pink on the outside and white inside, with a carnations design and gilding. The cup is 7.5 cm high and the saucer is 14.5 cm diameter. The gilded backstamp shows a helmeted head in profile and reads: ‘Jason, Bone China; Made in England; J733’. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing.  Jason Cup & Saucer |
Dunoon Ceramics: pair of Kelim mugs by Samantha Redgrave10.5 cm high, design in shades of soft blue-grey outlined in gilding on black glaze. The backstamp shows a motif from the design and reads: ‘Kelin, designed by Samantha Redgrave; White stoneware; Dunoon Ceramics; Made in Scotland’. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing.  Dunoon Kelim Mugs |
Ewenny Pottery (Wales) Handthrown JugIn one of Ewenny’s most characteristic styles, with a dark brown glaze finished with a dripped slip decoration in light grey and brown shades. 16 cm high with Ewenny’s incised calligraphic backstamp ‘Ewenny Pottery’. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing: the white spots in the photo are camera flash.  Ewenny Jug |
McCluskey Pottery (Ireland) Handthrown Jug: Whiskey Still MotifFrom the McCluskey Pottery, Limavady; this jug is 8 cm high. The pale stone-coloured body has a self-coloured and a banded brown glaze. It is decorated with a poteen (whiskey) still motif. The McCluskey name is impressed on the edge of the base. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks or crazing.  McCluskey Whiskey Still Jug |
I also have:BEARLY SURVIVING Yacht’s Mug: Whales, DENBY “Greenwheat” Cream / Milk Jug, DENBY "Memories" Cup and Saucer, DENBY "Memories" Sugar Bowl, DERRYWARE (Moville Pottery) Pottery: Sugar Bowl, IRISH COUNTRY POTTERY Bewley Mug, CELTIC CERAMICS: Small Green Jug, CELTIC CERAMICS: Limerick” Milk Jug and Sugar Bowl, CELTIC CERAMICS: “Connemara” Sugar Bowl, LORD NELSON POTTERY 400 ml jug : "Indian Tree", MLESNA Teapot by Lanka Porcelain, ROYAL DOULTON "Reflections" Trio, T.C. 1008, ROYAL TARA (Ireland) Pink Roses Trio, ROYAL TARA Pink Roses Sugar Bowl, SADLER “Romance” Tea Pot : 2-3 cups, SADLER “Garland” China Teapot, SADLER Small Milk / Cream Jug, PETER STANIER China Mug: Poultry (Ancona?) in Norfolk?, ROSS TAYLOR Mug: Methodist College Belfast, WADE “Meadowland” Coffee Pot: 1 ltr., WEST HIGHLAND POTTERY Small Tankard: Thistle design |
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