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NEW HALL TEAPOT

• A New Hall Porcelain Teapot #541
  A New Hall Porcelain Teapot #541 "Silver shaped" porcelain teapot hand painted in polychrome enamels with decoration of a basket of flowers copied from Chinese export ware. Marked 541 underneath.
• New Hall-type porcelain teapot
  New Hall-type porcelain teapot and eight creamers Late 18th century The teapot of serpentine form with sprays of roses within ribbon borders, in pink, green, and iron red enamel; together with eight creamers, all with similar decorations. Teapot H: 6 3/4 in. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Helen and Walter Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania good condition
• TWO NEW HALL TEAPOTS AND COVERS
  TWO NEW HALL TEAPOTS AND COVERS of serpentine outline and straight sided, enamelled with flower sprays and sprigs beneath a pink ribbon or with the 'knitting' pattern, 14cm h, painted N186 or No 195, c1800
• An Edward VII Sterling Silver
  An Edward VII Sterling Silver Teapot Martin Hall & Co. Birmingham 1904 in the Art Nouveau taste ebonized wood handle and finial height 5 1/2 in. length 10 3/4 in. weight 17.90 troy ozs.
• Fine New Hall porcelain teapot
  Fine New Hall porcelain teapot circa 1797-1803 in the Tobacco pattern vivid spray of foliage and flora and underglaze-blue bands with allover gilt accents; incised on underside 274. H6 1/2'' Provenance: Estate of the late Francis D. ''Skeeter'' McNairy Savannah Georgia. H. Moog Atlanta Georgia. Literature: Godden Geoffrey A. NEW HALL PORCELAIN. Suffolk: Antique Collector's Cub 2004. p.241. Other Notes: Underside bearing H. Moog label. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Antique early Victorian
  Antique early Victorian hallmarked sterling silver teapot, London 1838, maker John Evans II, approx 14.5cm H x 29cm W x 18cm D & total approx 714 grams
• Porcelain enameled teapot
  Porcelain enameled teapot newhall, circa 1790 Of oval serpentine form decorated with black sprigs and floral vine above polychrome portrait of George Washington on one side , and Seal of the United States on the other. H: 6 1/4 in. PROVENANCE: Skinner, Inc., Boston and Bolton, sale 1923 Lid with chip interior rim (approx. 1/8 x 1/2 in.), also chip to outer rim (approx. 1/16 x 1/8 in.). ,700
• A Newhall tea bowl and saucer
  A Newhall tea bowl and saucer with gilded swags and other decoration and other tea bowls and saucers
• A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN
  A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN TEA WARESA collection of English porcelain tea wares18th-19th centuryComprising teapot, two cream jugs, bowl, eight New Hall tea bowls and saucers and another similarly decorated saucer. (21)height of teapot 6
• VICTORIAN PRESENTATION SILVER
  VICTORIAN PRESENTATION SILVER TEAPOT Martin and Hall Sheffield 1861; of squat pear form with engraved strapwork and inscription dated February 1862 handle off and dented. 6 1/4 in. 22 oz.
• A Wedgwood blue Jasperware
  A Wedgwood blue Jasperware teapot, a Newhall teapot of serpentine outline and a pearlware teapot
• A Minton china '' Haddon Hall ''
  A Minton china '' Haddon Hall '' tea service comprising teapot cream jug eight cups saucers plates and cake plate.
• BRITISH NEWHALL PORCELAIN TEA
  BRITISH NEWHALL PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE FOR SIXcirca 1815, comprising: six teacups, six saucers in two sizes, teapot, creamer, waste bowl, and punch bowl, each having mandarin palette decoration with famille rose transfer highlights, in the "Boy in the Window" pattern, punch bowl 4-1/4 x 10 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Condition: punch bowl with two flat chips to rim, each with scratching, accretion, wear/rubbing to decoration, pinholes, anomalies (as made), some numbered "425" to base, teacup with repair to rim, dirty, wear to foot rings, hairlines, chips to rim, one saucer with label to base New Hall 422", one saucer with small spider crack, appears as made, crazing, discoloration, teapot with crack to interior
• English silver teapot,
  English silver teapot, hallmarked, with ebonized wood handle 6"h x 10"w (finial loose, scratches); together with a shaker (dents, bent). 16 total troy oz. Condition: See catalogue description.
• ENGLISH NEW HALL CHINA TEA SET.
  ENGLISH NEW HALL CHINA TEA SET. First quarter 19th century. Pattern number 1126 with polychrome floral band and gold trim and decoration. Some wear, sugar bowl has staining and teapot has repaired lid and spout, stains and crows foot crack in bottom. 5.5"h.
• A NEW HALL PORCELAIN PARTIAL TEA
  A NEW HALL PORCELAIN PARTIAL TEA SET IN THE 'WINDOWS' PATTERN A New Hall porcelain partial tea set in the 'Windows' pattern, circa 1800, several pieces marked with pattern number 425, comprising teapot, (2) coffee cans and (2) saucers, (3) tea bowls and (3) saucers, covered dish and plate, 8"dia, together with a Chinese export porcelain covered tureen, 7"l [14]
• A Victorian silver teapot, with
  A Victorian silver teapot, with acanthus leaf handle, and rectangular rose moulded top, with a fluted border and shell capped spout, on bun feet, London hallmarks rubbed, 22.80oz.
• Various English porcelain,
  Various English porcelain, 1790-1820, comprising a New Hall 'clip-handled' teapot and cover, 15cm high, a Factory X helmet cream jug, a Derby teapot, cover and stand with Imari flowers, red painted mark, a Ridgway porcelain jardinière and stand with Classical reliefs and an early Grainger & Co. Worcester tureen and cover with distinctive swan feet and a Cockpit Hill porcelain blue and white plate printed with the Pinecone pattern/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• Antique George III hallmarked
  Antique George III hallmarked sterling silver teapot, by Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, London, 1798 - 1799, (dented), approx 18cm H x 28cm W and total weight 515 grams
• Antique R. Hall teapot with bird on
  Antique R. Hall teapot with bird on nest decoration 12”L. A small antique tureen and under tray (no spoon) with pagoda decoration, unmarked, 7.5”H. Condition: teapot with large crack to body, chips to spout and lid CT Transfer Fee $20
• Newhall Orange and Gilt Banded
  Newhall Orange and Gilt Banded Tea Service, c.1810 comprising forty pieces: 11 tea cups, 11 coffee cans, 11 saucers, teapot with stand, cream jug, covered sugar basin, waste bowl, and 2 dishes minor condition noted teapot height 6.3 in — 16 cm painted pattern numbers N678 in black or red
• A Victorian silver teapot with
  A Victorian silver teapot with bright cut engraving of ferns by Martin & Hall London 1885. Weight 21.5 oz.
• Antique hallmarked sterling
  Antique hallmarked sterling silver teapot, marked TWI, Birmingham, 1904 - 1905, approx 14cm H x 23cm W and total weight 425 grams
• (2) Hall Pottery TeapotsIn the
  (2) Hall Pottery TeapotsIn the art deco taste to include one in lavendar and one in yellow tallest is 6'' H circa 20th century good overall condition. Property of a Flint Michigan Lady
• A George IV silver bachelor's
  A George IV silver bachelor's teapot, of waisted form with flower knop, on paw feet, crested, ivory insulators, 11cm h, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1824, 8ozs 3dwts  Provenance: Acquired by Edward, later 1st Earl of Iveagh KP, GCVO, FRS(1847-1927) when he purchased Elveden Hall and its contents following the death of Maharaja Duleep Singh in 1894; thence by descent to Arthur, 3rd Earl of Iveagh (1937-1992), Christie's sale on the premises,  May 1984, lot 2842 to the present vendorPlease note Mellors & Kirk have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot. Ref: XXGTEPP5 More Information Play in joint, otherwise good
• English sterling silver teapot,
  English sterling silver teapot, bearing hallmarks of Robert Garrard, London 1834-5; with carved wooden handle and knop; 5 in. H., 20.7 ozt.
• Three rare novelty teapots,
  Three rare novelty teapots, comprising a Foley Intarsio Ware teapot and cover, circa 1910, in the shape of Lord Salisbury, the politician in a green suit, 11cm high, a Minton teapot in the form of a Japanese actor holding an oversized mask, enamelled decoration, 14cm, unmarked, and a Doulton 'Self Pouring teapot' with printed decoration, 19.5cm/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• Antique George III hallmarked
  Antique George III hallmarked sterling silver oval form teapot, by Daniel Pontifex, London, 1801 - 1802, approx 16cm H x 28cm W and total weight 560 grams
• VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT Martin Hall
  VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT Martin Hall & Co. Sheffield 1866. Bulbous; with repouss? scrolling floral decoration allover each side with cartouche one containing inscription ''Presented by the Congregation of Salem chapel Otley to Miss C.A. Rastie 3rd April 1867''; foliate-capped C-scroll handle; on stepped circular foot - 21 oz. 4 dwt.; 6 in. high.
• ANTIQUE NEWHALL PORCELAIN TEAPOT
  ANTIQUE NEWHALL PORCELAIN TEAPOT PATTERN #421Antique porcelain oval boat shaped teapot, c. 1810, with domed lid and NH21 on bottom. Hand decorated on both sides 'Boy and Butterfly', pattern #421, depicting Chinese characters. Measures 10.5"L x 5.75"H x 5.5"W. Good condition, see photos. Examine all photos closely. Contact AAG for more detailed information if needed. AAG is not responsible for any errors or omissions to any lots. All sales are final and sold as is. This item cannot be shipped in house. Please contact our third party shippers.
• A William IV silver teapot,
  A William IV silver teapot, Jonathan Hayne, London 1831, with scrolled handle and bird finial, chased with leaves, acorns and repoussé work acanthus, 18cm high, approximately 820g/Ivory registration reference: PPV3ZF3N/see illustration
• Two Newhall famille rose tea
  Two Newhall famille rose tea bowls and saucers, another bowl, two Worcester blue and white bowls, a set of four Copenhagen plates with flowers and a figure of a maiden
• Three piece English silver tea
  Three piece English silver tea service, hallmarked and monogrammed Teapot = 6"h x 11.5"w / 36 troy oz total Condition: Wear consistent with age
• TEA POT - 18th c. small silver
  TEA POT - 18th c. small silver tea pot with gadroon trim and carved wooden handle hallmarked London 1766 by Thomas Whipham & Charles Wright 15.80ozt 6 1/2'' high 8 1/2'' handle to spout large period three letter monogram on both sides of pot old repa
• William Hutton & Sons Ltd English
  William Hutton & Sons Ltd English sterling silver teapot; lobed body with wooden handle and pull. Hanley Street, Birmingham, 1912. 5 1/2"H x 11 1/2"W.
• Car Tea Pot Specially
  Car Tea Pot Specially commissioned for Potteries Antique Centre