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An 18th Century Oak Longcase Clock, the caddy toped hood over 27cm square brass dial with date aperture and scrolled spandrels. Inscribed John William Boot-Sutton the 30-hour movement striking on a bell over deep trunk and panelled base, 193cm high. (John & William Boot recorded at Sutton-in-Ashfield 1725).
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An Anglo-Indian rosewood and ivory tea caddy, Vizagapatam, late 18th/early 19th century, the interior with three fitted tea cannisters, together with an early 19th century Anglo-Indian, Bombay ivory and mosaic sandalwood work box with some ivory fittings. (2). tea caddy: h.18cm., w.27cm., d.14cm.; work box: h.13cm., w.34cm., d.23cm.
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A Regency mother of pearl inlaid rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, with foliate decorated canted panel edged lid enclosing two lidded compartments flanking mixing bowl aperture, with conforming inlay to front, on four bun feet, 16.5cm high, 29.5cm wide; and another plain tea caddy similar, (2).
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Good mid 19th century Cantonese lacquered tea caddy, of canted rectangular form, the exterior decorated in gilt with panels and borders of birds amongst trees and flowers, the domed cover enclosing a pair of engraved pewter canistors and covers, above a bombe-shaped body, on 4 carved and stylised bat feet, 21.5cm wide
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Tunbridge Ware rosewood tea caddy, the cushion shaped lid with tesserae mosaic view of Battle Abbey within mosaic banding, the waisted sides with a broad black ground mosaic band of roses, the interior with frames for a tea caddy and sugar bowl, on 8 point star key escutcheon and rosewood bun feet, 24cm wide x 14cm deep
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Tunbridge Ware rosewood tea caddy, the rectangular cushion shaped top with tesserae mosaic view of Tonbridge Castle, the waisted sides with broad tesserae mosaic rose banding, on bun feet, the interior with 2 lidded divisions with mosaic cross banding, a section of carcase veneer missing to its front left hand corner, 21cm wide x 11cm deep
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Tunbridge Ware Chalybeate spring stained birdseye maple tea caddy, the top with tesserae mosaic view of Battle Abbey on a white wood ground, within mosaic banding, the sides with single broadband of mosaic flowers, the back panel with letin black ground panels, set at right angles to the band, the 2 division interior with mosaic cross banded lids, 22cm wide x 11.5cm deep
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Tunbridge Ware Chalybeate spring stained birdseye maple tea caddy, the top with tesserae view of Eridge Castle on a white wood ground within tesserae banding, the interior with single lidded zinc papered well, the sides with black ground tesserae mosaic banding, 14cm wide x 11cm deep, restoration to its top left hand edge
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A RARE GEORGE III NAVETTE-FORM CURLED OR QUILLED PAPER FILIGREE-DECORATED TEA CADDY, the hinged cover having an ebony and satinwood chequer-strung edge, enclosing an inlaid compartment lid inscribed beneath "F.S./from Mr Whincopp/ Feb 14 1874", (probably a replacement), the body decorated with swags, foliate pendants, palmettes and medallions, one oval, one circular, each retaining traces of their painted silk backing, the latter with initials HC in cursive script, the whole retaining some gilding and crushed glass infill, 19cm x 9.5cm x 12cm (excluding handles), (7.5in x 3.7in x 4.7in)
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A GEORGE III SHERATON STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY TEA-CHEST, the domed cover and front each inlaid with an oval boxwood bat's wing shell medallion within strung panels, the edges also boxwood-strung, enclosing three similarly strung caddies 25cm, (10in) long and A VICTORIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON of shovel form, Birmingham, 1843, George Unite, with mother-of-pearl handle
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A GEORGE III INLAID SATINWOOD TEA-CADDY of rectangular form, the front inlaid with a navette-shaped medallion depicting Britannia and the British Lion, in a variety of woods, on a green-stained harewood ground, the edges having long-grain banding within ebony and boxwood stringing, the hinged cover enclosing two lidded compartments with turned bone handles, 20.5cm, (8.2in) long (depletions/to restore).
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A Minton cloisonne tea caddy, designed by Christopher Dresser, in the form of a turquoise- glazed tea bundle tied with golden ropes and decorated with white florets and leaves and Oriental calligraphic characters in red and gold, the drop on cover similarly decorated, 10.5cm. high, apparently unmarked.
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Ten small spoons, with terminals including; a Cairn terrier, Birmingham 1927, a bottonee cross, London 1868, a thistle snuff spoon, Birmingham 1924, a 'lace-back' trefid-end coffee spoon, Britannia standard marks for London 1902, two 'apostle' spoons, Birmingham 1895-1910, a George III caddy shovel with bone handle, Birmingham 1811 by Cocks and Bettridge, and three other spoons
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