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Non-caddy spoons incl:+ *ALEX CHECK* An Onslow pattern sugar sifter with hook end, unmarked, a German spoon with a deep leaf bowl, a strainer spoon with a conical bowl, by Messrs Eley & Fern 1805, an Onslow condiment cream ladle with hook end and matching small sifter ladle, four other spoon parts, and three other various spoons. (12)
A Pair of George III Caddy Spoons, King's pattern with shell shaped bowls, maker's mark "IW", Newcastle 1837, 9.5cm long; Another George III Caddy Spoon, shaped bowl with pierced stars, wriggle work detail to the bowl and handle, maker's mark "IT", Birmingham 1811, 8cm long and A Moat Spoon, pierced bowl and pointed finial, marks worn, 12.5cm long (4)
A Mahogany Sewing Box and Bobbin Caddy Combined, circa 1825, the cabinet inlaid with string lines with looped angles, with two sliding panels to the top with one fitted and one open compartment, with a band of real and false drawers to each end with gilt brass handles, upon claw and sphere feet, 32cm wide, 17cm high
A Quilled Paper Octagonal Tea Caddy, dated 1786, the flat lid with a central whorled motif centred by a small turned bone mushroom knob, flowers to the border, against a ground of tight scrolls, each of the main body panels with various designs of flower specimens including tulips, one side panel with a ribbon tied shield and enclosing initials "JN", the opposite panel "1786", all within an ebonised framing, the interior now gutted and lined in blue velvet, 11.7cm high, 15.4cm wide
A Painted Papier Mache Two-Division Tea Caddy, circa 1850, of rectangular section, the lid painted with a parakeet perched amongst roses and passion flowers and trailing branches in gilt, the remaining side panels with further sprays of flowers, internally with two square-lidded compartments with mother of pearl buttons within circlets of flowers, the rim edged in ivory, raised on button feet, 12.5cm high, 18.5cm wide; and A Similarly Decorated Stationery Box, the serpentine hinged lid enclosing a compartmented and papered interior with slice cut ink bottle, 16cm wide (2)
A George III figured mahogany stick barometer, the rectangular silvered register with vernier, mercury thermometer and signed 'Northen, Hull', the case with broken pediment, exposed tube to the caddy moulded shaft and domed cistern cover to the rounded base, restorations and replacements, 95cm high.

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