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Los 145

Three 9ct gold sports medals, a silver caddy spoon, two silver chains, another sports medal, an HMS Tiger enamel brooch with blue cloth sailor’s uniform and another brooch in the form of a kilt inscribed Cameron.

Los 168

A Chinese black lacquered tea caddy, with gilt decoration and interior of two pewter canisters and covers, 23cm.

Los 170

An Indian trinket box, on paw feet, 13cm, a burr wood tea caddy, 21cm, and a porcupine quill covered box, 19cm.

Los 21

A Chinese silver, enamel, gemstone and jade tea caddy 20th century, of square form with gilt interior, the base impressed `Silver`, the sides with shaped square panels with peonies and foliage in shaded blue enamel amidst scrolling tendrils, within conforming borders set with polished semi-precious stones, all on a silver mesh ground, the lid with conforming decoration and centred with a carved and pierced pale celadon jade medallion, possibly depicting a stylised beetle, signed with two raised Chinese characters, 3¼in. (8.25cm.) square, 4in. (10.25cm.) high.

Los 41

An early 19th century mother of pearl tea caddy of sarcophagus form with angled convex sides, the sloping top with an oblong platform section above and the outswept skirt base each veneered with diamond and triangular shapes and edged with a ¼ inch wide band of green abalone shell, the two interior lids similarly decorated, 8¼in. (21cm.) x 5½in. (14cm.), 5¾in. (14.5cm.) high, minor losses from veneers.

Los 337

An Edwardian silver caddy spoon, with shell shaped bowl and stylized foliage edged handle, Sheffield 1907, together with a group of plated wares, including sifter spoons and condiments.

Los 444

A George III silver caddy spoon, London 1794, a set of six niello beakers, various condiments and a small collection of silver and plate.

Los 2503

A Victorian walnut writing slope with abalone and mother-of-pearl inlaid decoration, together with a 19th Century rosewood tea caddy.

Los 2510

A George III tortoiseshell veneered tea caddy with pewter stringing, the domed lid hinged to reveal two compartments, raised on silver plated ball feet, width approx 15cm.

Los 2702

A Tudric pewter cylindrical caddy and cover, designed by Archibald Knox, the exterior relief decorated with an Art Nouveau foliate design, impressed marks to base `Tudric 0193`, height approx 12cm.

Los 418

A 19th century mahogany sarcophagus shaped 2 division tea caddy; an onyx cigarette box

Los 428

An early 19th century mahogany sarcophagus shaped 2-division tea caddy on pad feet; a signed print `HMS Victory`, framed and glazed

Los 484

A regency period sarcophagus shaped rosewood tea caddy with lion mask and ring handles, ball feet and 2 internal compartments, length 7 1/2"

Los 602

An early 19th century mahogany sarcophagus form tea caddy with twin box interior, 39cm wide.

Los 603

A George II fruit wood tea caddy of pear form, 15cm high.

Los 605

An early 19th century rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form with concave sides and twin lidded box interior, 37cm wide.

Los 332

A Chinese `sancai' glazed barrel shaped garden seat, late 19th/20th century, incised with panels of pine, prunus, bamboo and lotus, glaze in ochre, green and manganese, 44cm high; also a famille rose ovoid tea caddy, Qianlong, painted with figure panels, (a.f), and a famille rose figure of a woman standing holding a pot of flowers, (3).

Los 58

A George III yew tea caddy, the top with a brass handle enclosing tin containers, each with a glass lid on bracket feet, 27cm wide

Los 83

A silver caddy spoon in George III style, with a shell shaped bowl and handle, Birmingham 1967

Los 1339

A rosewood tea caddy and a porcupine quill trinket box

Los 1189

A Georgian mahogany three section tea caddy, brass carry handle over moulded hinged cover and rectangular body containing three tin vessels, the front with ivory inlaid key hole surround and overall raised upon four ogee bracket feet, (with key), 17cm high x 26.5cm wide.

Los 1190

A mahogany tea caddy, 19th century, faceted hinged cover over shaped rectangular body containing two rosewood tea cannisters, with twin lion mask handles to the side and brass escutcheon to the front and overall raised upon shaped rectangular base, (glass missing), 16cm high x 30cm wide.

Los 243

A George III silver oval tea caddy by Richard Morton & Co., Sheffield 1775, the loop handle with foliate engraved surround, the body with bead and leaf chased border, with a ribbon decorated cartouche flanked with laurel leaves, crest removed, 11cm (4.25in) high, 365g (11.7 oz).

Los 1282

A Scottish silver tea caddy spoon, the handle with bright cut engraved decoration, the bowl of scalloped form, a silver fiddle pattern tea caddy spoon, Birmingham 1817 and two further tea caddy spoons, gross weight 37 gms.

Los 1678

A small postman's alarm clock with 5.5 inch painted wooden dial, a Continental stained glass oval panel (31cm), a burr walnut two division decanter box and a Victorian mahogany tea caddy, (4).

Los 1056

A silver tea caddy of oval form, with engraved decoration within beaded rims, Chester 1911, weight 100 gms.

Los 313

A group of Victorian and later silver. Various makers. Comprising a twin handles sugar bowl and cream jug both with gadrooned rims, Chester 1911; a caddy spoon with engraved pineapple decoration to bowl, London 1848 and a circular tray. 8 oz. gross

Los 406

An early Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus shape with inlaid mother-of-pearl decoration on four bun feet, with hinged lid to reveal two lidded compartments with ivory knops, 6.5 ins high

Los 27

An Art Nouveau pewter and cabuchon mounted caddy by William Hutton & Sons, c.1900, the hinged oval cover surmounted by pierced finial decorated with circular cabuchon probably by Ruskin, the body flaring to shaped oval foot and adorned with two further heart shaped cabuchons and enclosed with continuous shaped wire handles, bearing `PEWTER`, `02163` and Hutton`s mark to verso, 19cm wide.

Los 336

Six silver Baroque style figural spoons, the handles surmounted with crown and mask, supported by bearded figures, 12.5cm wide; with two Russian silver teaspoons, c.1888, bearing maker`s marks, decorated with foliage, 13.5cm wide; with further items to include an English silver sifting spoon, a Georgian silver caddy spoon, further silver spoons and a silver cheroot holder. (lot) gross weight approx 9ozs

Los 355

19th Century rosewood three division sarcophagus shaped tea caddy (a/f) and an Indian carved and inlaid stationery box (a/f)

Los 1786

Small 19th Century satinwood tea caddy with painted decoration (a/f)

Los 1812

19th Century rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy with two division interior and mixing bowl compartment on low bun supports

Los 1934

18th Century figured mahogany three division tea caddy with cast brass swan neck handle on low bracket feet (brackets a/f, lacking lock)

Los 1975

19th Century papier mache mother of pearl and gilt decorated tea caddy together with a similar circular dish

Los 1988

Victorian satin birch and gilt brass mounted two division tea caddy, the Gothic style case with hinged cover enclosing twin interior covers

Los 2020

19th Century rosewood and cut brass inlaid sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the hinged cover enclosing a fitted interior with brass inlaid subsidiary caddies and etched glass mixing bowl (requires restoration)

Los 2086

18th / 19th Century mahogany boxwood line inlaid two division tea caddy with later mixing bowl on low brass supports together with a mahogany rectangular box with hinged cover

Los 2122

Good quality 19th Century French brass inlaid two division tea caddy having hinged cover with inlaid rosewood compartments raised on low brass bun feet (with original key), 9.5ins x 5.5ins x 6.5ins

Los 1424

Oil on canvas, still life, peaches, jug and tea caddy on a table, two other oil paintings and a small gilt framed coloured print

Los 86

An oval copper pan with handles to each end, 51cm (20") wide, a tea caddy of sarcophagus shape and a shield-shaped swing frame mirror

Los 99

A Queen Anne marquetry longcase clock, circa 1700 and later, with caddy topped hood and floral marquetry case, the square brass dial signed Tho Barett of Lewes with subsidiary second dial to an eight-day striking movement, 224cm (88") high/see illustration Condition Report: The finials to the hood are missing but the clock has weights pendulum and damaged key; the side moulding to the hood slide is loose, the trunk door has re-veneered sides and the door has been re-veneered with contemporary marquetry some moulding missing, the bull?s eye later; Five pillar movement and working calendar aperture, spandrels to dial very glossy. 12" square face.

Los 289

A Chinese Imari tea caddy, a clobbered shell shaped dish and two two clobbered saucers, 18th Century Condition Report: Lot 289 The caddy has fritting to top and bottom edges Shell dish has been broken into several pieces and restored with staples 19 cms by 9.5 cms The circular dish has a small chip to rim The octagonal dish is fine

Los 8102

Chinese Tea Caddies and Lacquered Box, 19th cChinese export gilt and lacquered tea caddy container, 19th century, of octagonal section and gilt decorated with figures standing in a garden in front of pavilions, all reserved amid flowers and fruits, the interior with two tin tea caddies etched with floral motifs, with key, box: 8"wStarting Price: $200

Los 204

A late 18thC Sheffield silver caddy spoon and a cheroot stem holder (2)

Los 469

A Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon having raised leaf and scroll handle, London 1856, maker Hayne & Cater

Los 488

A Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon having shell shaped bowl with engraved handle (split to bowl)

Los 701

A 19th Century Mahogany Sarcophagus Shaped Tea Caddy having marquetry floral, leaf and scroll decoration, hinged top (hinges a/f), enclosing 2 lidded compartments (no sugar bowl), on bun feet, 35.5cm wide

Los 201

Silver caddy spoon with shell bowl and drop, and a metal figure of a duck. (2)

Los 849

A copper warming pan, an Art Nouveau brass crumb scoop and brush, an Indian brass vase, an African brass bowl, a copper tea caddy and other items of metal ware

Los 464

A wooden tea caddy, in the shape of a fruit pear. With lined interior.

Los 180

A small silver tea caddy, of oval form, with hinged lid, Birmingham 1929, 3.84oz.

Los 281

A William IV silver shell and fiddle pattern caddy spoon, maker James Wintle, London 1830, the oblong shaped bowl engraved with a foliate pattern, 10cm long, 0.25ozs.

Los 325

A George V silver caddy spoon, maker John Deakin & William Deakin, Sheffield, 1912 together with assorted tea and mustard spoons, various makers and dates, total weight of silver 3.34ozs.

Los 671

A Victorian mahogany tea caddy with hinged lid.

Los 1001

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with mother of pearl handle, George Unite, Birmingham, indistinct letter mark

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