An Assorted Collection of Thirteen Majolica Teawares
Various Makers, English and American, Second Half 19th Century
most items unmarked, comprising a teapot in the form of nesting bird; a coffeepot with petunia motifs; a three-piece Japanesque tea service with prunus against yellow ground; a matching "Chinoiserie" teapot and covered sugar dish, by Thomas Forester, Phoenix Works, Longton, England, circa 1880, with bamboo-form handles and spouts, bird on branch motif, and figural finials; a small fish-form creamer, attributed to Daniel Sutherland & Sons; a "fan and crane" creamer and mustache cup, by Wardle & Co., with English registry marks to underside; a small "wild rose" creamer, by Griffen, Smith & Hill, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, 1880-1889, apparently unmarked; and a small creamer and beaker vase, the vase with English registry marks to underside.
Height 8 x width 8 x depth 6 inches (tallest).
Property from the Collection of Renny Reynolds
This lot is located in Philadelphia.
