Late 18th/early 19th Century New Hall porcelain tea service, pattern No.195, comprising, spirally-fluted oval teapot with stand, two-handled sucriere, ob-conical milk jug, slop bowl, pair of serving dishes, twelve tea bowls, six coffee cans and twelve saucers (31) Condition: Tea pot spout reduced and with removable metal tip. Minor loss to tip of finial. Glaze crazing to stand. Rim chip to one serving dish. Ten of the twelve tea bowls are structurally sound but have minor rim wear, the other two have minor rim chips and one has a hair crack. Five of the six coffee cans are sound but with rim gilding, the sixth has been broken in two and re-stuck, eleven of the twelve saucers are sound but with general wear and rim gilding, the twelfth has a hair crack. Overall general rubbing commensurate with age and use. **General condition consistent with age.