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Los 99
A William III long case clock, the eight day movement by Isaac Papavoine of London, the brass arch dial with circular medallion inscribed "Isaac Papavoine Duke Court London", flanked by dolphin and scrolling acanthus pierced spandrels, the circular chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals within pierced Classical mask and scrolling acanthus decorated spandrels enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the blue lacquered and chinoiserie decorated case with caddy top flanked by silvered ball finials, over an arched glazed door flanked by turned pillars, the trunk with arched panelled door decorated with figure on horseback before a village scene with figures and pagodas, the base similarly decorated, 231 cm high x 51 cm wide (ILLUSTRATED)
Los 511
A small collection of five silver caddy spoons, comprising: a George III leaf shaped caddy spoon by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1806, with plain coiled wire handle, 7.5cm; a William IV shovel bowl caddy spoon by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1833, bright cut engraved with flowers, 7.75cm; A George II shell bowl caddy spoon, WC, London 1792, with bright cut handle, 8.5cm; another George III round bowl caddy spoon, maker`s mark indistinct, London 1777, with bright cut handle, 8cm; together with a modern silver caddy spoon with oval bowl and broad handle with wriggle engraved edge, maker HH, Sheffield 1953, 6cm (5)
Los 563
A George III silver Jockey Cap caddy spoon, by John Turner, Birmingham 1798, bright cut engraved, 4.8cm; another caddy spoon, King`s hourglass pattern, Unite & Hilliard, Birmingham 1830, with round bowl, 7.25cm; and another Old English shell bowl example by Sarah and John Blake, London 1811, 8.5cm (3)
Los 648
19th century Irish coromandel tea caddy, with brass strap work mounts, two internal compartments with push button release, the mounts inscribed `green` and `black`, later glass bowl, marked `Austin, maker, Dublin`, 12" wide, It is known that George Austin had premises at 6 -7 St. Andrew Street and 9 William Street at least until 1850, when the City Directory lists him as ‘fancy cabinet manufacturer and cabinet warerooms’. By 1861 the business had moved to 39 Westmoreland St. Dublin.
Los 220
A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE, comprising a pair of George IV bright cut serving spoons engraved with initials, by George Burrows, London 1822, a George III serving spoon by Thomas Daniel, London 1806, a George III serving spoon, London 1814, another serving spoon, London 1825 and a caddy spoon by George Smith IV, London 1803. Approx. weight in total approx 11oz. (6)
Los 166
A George III silver shovel pattern caddy spoon, the bowl engraved with shield pattern cartouche, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1802 (end of handle damaged and slightly creased), and a George V plain silver vesta case, the front enamelled with the letter "P" in a lozenge and with date 1791, 2.25ins x 1.5in, Birmingham 1912
Los 377
A George III burr yewwood domed top work box, decorated with fruit, the borders inlaid with boxwood stringings, fitted one drawer under, 9ins wide x 8ins deep x 8.25ins high and a George III mahogany single tea caddy of sarcophagus shape, inlaid with boxwood stringings, on turned ivory feet, 4.75ins wide x 3.75ins deep x 4.75ins high
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