A GROUP OF LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY BRITISH PORCELAIN TEA ...

Hammer

£400

A GROUP OF LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY BRITISH PORCELAIN TEA AND DESSERT WARES, ETC, comprising Staffordshire seven tea bowls and five matching saucers, transfer printed in blue and white with the Pagoda pattern, gilt rims and bands, unmarked, s.d., a Victorian part dessert service comprising two twin handled short comports and five dessert plates, each with a deep gilt border interspersed with hand painted floral sprays surrounding a botanical study, pattern no. 8051, unmarked, plate diameter 23.5cm, comport lengths 29.3cm and 29.7cm and a Victorian porcelain loving cup, the claret ground with oval cartouche inscribed ' Sarah Sambrook, Hinstock, 1864', height 10.7cm (20) (Condition report: two tea cups are chipped and cracked and a third is cracked, the set has some wear to the gilding in patches, the rectangular comport has two cracks, the rest of the set is in good condition with some light wear, the loving cup has crazing, staining and wear to the claret ground)