marked London, 1806, and with maker's mark for Peter & William Bateman, each with gilt-washed bowl decorated with fruit, together with a smaller pair of spoons with near identical bowls, but unmarked, the larger, 8.75'' H, 4 oz., est:$200/400
*Price Realized: $230.00

circa 1900, attributed to Ludwig Moser, unsigned, of square waisted form, with gilt rim and base, decorated with a band of applied pansies above attenuated stems, 13'' H, est:$400/600
*Price Realized: $488.75

dated 1940, with A Royal Crown Derby marks to underside, a dessert service for twelve comprising: 12 plates (8.75"), 12 cups and 12 saucers (6"), all with scrolling foliate bands and gilt rims, 36 pcs, est:$600/800
*Price Realized: $460.00

early 20th century, stamped "Austria", the engine-turned rim above a waisted neck over a baluster body, with spread-winged swan-form handles to sides, over a turned socle and circular spreading base, above a square base with in-cut corners, on turned feet, 13.25'' H x 8.5'' W, est:$600/900
*Price Realized: $3,162.50

circa 1878, impressed "Wedgwood" and "HTG/M" and with painted pattern number "A104", the underside of the teapot inscribed "The Elder Brewster Tea Pot/The Original was brought to/America/by ye/Mayflower A.D. 1620/And has been exactly copied and/Reproduced/By/Richard Briggs Boston/From ye Ceramic Collection of Gov. Lyon 1871", comprising a teapot, a covered sugar bowl, a waste bowl, twelve cups, eleven saucers (5.25") and seven dessert plates (7"), all decorated with aubergine floral sprays with gilt rims, the teapot , 4.5'' H x 8'' W x 5'' D, est:$300/500
*Price Realized: $373.75

late 19th century, each with outswept arm issuing waved branches, formerly white-painted, now wired for electricity , 17.5'' H x 18'' W, est:$400/600
*Price Realized: $1,495.00

early 20th century, marked "LCT" and "830", of circular tapering form with pie-crust rim, iridescent gold color, 2.50'' H x 7'' W, est:$600/800
*Price Realized: $632.50

circa 1900, signed "E. Villanis" (France 1858-1914), the base stamped "Tiffany & Co.", depicting Diana, the "huntress", with upswept hair and silvered faceted stone-inset crescent, on a spreading square base cast with the name "Diane", 22.75'' H x 12'' W, est:$2500/3500
*Price Realized: $3,162.50

with maker's mark and further marked "Sterling" and "Patent 1900", comprising; 4 place knives (8.5"), 4 luncheon forks ( 7'), 12 teaspoons (5.75"), 4 butter spreaders (6"), 4 demitasse (4.5"), 1 berry spoon, with gilt-washed bowl (8.5"), monogrammed "H", 29 pcs, 28 oz., est:$300/400
*Price Realized: $373.75

with maker's mark and further marked "Sterling" and "Pat. 1913", comprising; 12 luncheon knives (9"), 12 luncheon forks ( 7"), 10 teaspoons (5.5"), 11 dessert/salad forks (6"), a sauce ladle, master butter knife and sugar spoon, a two piece carving set and two tablespoons, monogrammed "J", 52 pcs, 65 oz., est:$600/800
*Price Realized: $632.50

20th century, the undersides with marked "A. Schmidt & Son/Sterling", each of navette form with pierced floral rim above a lobed body decorated with foliage and grape clusters, on paw feet, chased decoration to interior of rim, 4.5'' H x 8'' W, 40 oz., est:$800/1000
*Price Realized: $1,725.00

of typical form, with copper tacks and swing handle, the interior lined with yellow fabric, 3.5'' H x 9.25'' W x 6.5'' D, est:$300/500
*Price Realized: $460.00