Lot 156: A Collection of Late 19th and Early 20th-Century British and Continental Porcelain Teaware and Decorative Items
An assortment of porcelain ceramics comprising various teaware and decorative pieces. The collection includes a heart-shaped saucer and matching small cup with pale lavender glazing and scalloped gilded rims. A further porcelain teacup features a heavily gilded interior, accompanied by a saucer decorated with a central fruit and foliage motif within a wide gilded border. A small circular lidded pot, possibly for pomade or ink, displays a blue transfer-printed winter landscape and rests on a matching blue-banded saucer. The group also features a large cabinet plate or charger with a gilded rim and a central black and white transfer-printed architectural landscape with figures. An open sugar basin decorated with small pink and purple floral sprigs and a gilded rim is included, along with a floral-decorated cream jug and an associated small rectangular pierced stand. A portion of a ceramic figurine is also present. No factory marks or maker marks are clearly visible on any of the items. Several pieces bear orange and white inventory labels with the numbers 15 and 156.
Condition report:
The items appear to be in fair to good condition, showing general wear to the gilded rims consistent with age and use. No significant chips, cracks, or visible repairs are noted from the provided images.
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