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A George IV silver caddy spoon, with engraved decoration and shell bowl, maker John Lawrence & Co, 1827, another with engraved decoration, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1827 and two other caddy spoons

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A George VI silver caddy spoon, modelled as a jockeys cap, Sheffield 1937, and a Victorian caddy spoon with mother of pearl handle, maker George Unite

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A George IV silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, with engraved shell shaped bowl and foliate shell cast handle, maker possibly William Elliott, London 1826

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A George III silver shovel shaped caddy spoon, with turned bone handle, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1808

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A George III silver shovel shaped caddy spoon, with engraved decoration and turned ivory handle, maker Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1805

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A George III silver caddy spoon, with shell shaped bowl and engraved decoration, makers Peter & Ann Bateman

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A George III silver shaped caddy spoon, with mother of pearl handle, maker Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1807, and a further George III caddy spoon with foliate engraved decoration, makers Lea & Co, Birmingham 1824

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A pair of Edwardian silver shell shaped butter dishes, Birmingham 1905, a shell shaped caddy spoon, Birmingham 1986, a cigarette case and two other items

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Thomas Power Wellingborow figured walnut marquetry longcase clock, the 10" brass dial with silvered chapter, second finger and date window is housed within a caddy top hood flanked with quarter carved barleytwist pillars, the slender door with glazed lenticle and profusely inlaid throughout with exotic birds amid floral ebonized panels raised on squat bun feet 87" high.

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A Pair of Bronze Bookends, one cast as a golfer swinging his club, the other as a young caddy carrying a bag of golf clubs, each mounted on a porphyry base.

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Helston Poor Law. A collection of documents relating to base or bastard children chargeable to the Borough of Helston, comprising approximately forty "Voluntary Depositions and Examinations" of the women, "...big with a Base Child, or Children", most on the standard printed form but a few completely in manuscript, each signed by the Mayor and with the mark of the woman, and each naming the father, together with some fifteen similar Depostions made after the birth of the child, most of these in manuscript throughout but a few on forms, giving the same information also some fifteen Orders of Removal To the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Borough, for the removal of persons, some being unmarried women with bastard children, from Helston to other Boroughs and other related documents, including a Form of Commitment of Martha Caddy to the House of Correction at Bodmin for twelve months, 5th September 1820, for having had bastard children. A fine collection of Poor Law documents, the earliest Deposition being from 1775, continuing through to the 1820s. On the 11th March 1794 Susannah Tregeeg made the deposition that the Father of her unborn base child was Richard Cock, a Private of the Somersetshire militaria. Twas ever thus. (-).

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19th Century tortoiseshell mounted tea caddy with hinged cover containing two compartments with conforming covers, standing on four carved bone ball feet, 24cm diameter.

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An ebonised chinoiserie bracket clock, early 18th century, with caddy top and brass swing handle and four later gilt brass turned finials, above an arched glazed door with top corner spandrels enclosing 7" dial with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals and visible pendulum disc and date aperture with strike/silent dial in the arch, mask and foliate spandrels, with later sash marked 'Thomas Hally, London', glazed side panels and arched glazed back door with double fusee hour striking movement with pull repeat, six graduated bells flanked by a larger bell, the escapement converted to anchor, foliate engraved back plate, gilt plinth, 16.5" high, 6.25" deep, 10.5" wide

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A GEORGE IV INLAID ROSEWOOD SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED TEA CADDY with twin divisional interior, ring handles and on turned feet, 12" wide.

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A GEORGE III RECTANGULAR MAHOGANY TEA CADDY with harewood crossbanding, silver plated handle and twin divisional interior, 12" wide.

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A George III figured mahogany tea caddy, the cavetto edged top with brass carrying handle enclosing three tin canisters and spoon tray, with pierced escutcheons and on ogee bracket feet, width 25cm.

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A Regency mahogany rectangular tea caddy, with ebony inlaid keyplate, fitted interior and on bun feet (two lacking), width 31cm.

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A Regency blond tortoiseshell veneered tea caddy, oblong with pewter stringing, plated key plate and brass ball finial to the domed cover, width 17.2cm.

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A C19th Canton porcelain wall pocket, semi-circular baluster form, the lobed panel with a boy and old man in a garden, the white ground with butterflies and flowers, width 13.2cm; a Qianlong ovoid tea caddy, cracked, and a plate, (3).

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A George III rectangular tortoiseshell tea caddy, rosewood crossbanding and brass stringing silver navette shaped loop handle, ivory escutcheon, the interior fitted with two lidded compartments, 21.5cm wide, c.1810. (see lot 643 for illustration).

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A George III silver caddy spoon with shell-shaped bowl and beaded handle, maker possibly George Smith III, London, 1784.

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A 19th century yew veneered and boxwood strung tea caddy of sarcophagus shape, the hinged lid enclosing twin lidded compartments, with stamped brass 'basket of grapes' decorated ring handles, 20.5cm. wide.

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A Fabulous Quality George I Burr Walnut Longcase Clock by John Cole London Circa 1725, in fine original order. The eight day movement having a bell striking the hour and a 12 inch (30 cm) brass dial with a fly back lunar calendar in the arch above engraved bands of birds amongst undulating foliage and, signs of the Zodiac incorporating a month and date aperture to the centre and maker's plaque signed John Cole London. The silvered chapter ring encompassing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds ring and wedge shaped aperture displaying the days of the week and decorative engraving. The spandrels cast with face masks amidst a mass of lacey foliated scrollwork. The richly patinated case with a caddy top surmounted by brass spired-globe finials and. incorporating fretted panels of scrolling foliage with integral corninthian columns to the door. The long trunk door below with a shaped arch top and moulded edge inlaid with feather & cross-banding reflected on the moulded base. Standing 106 ins (270 cms) in height.

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STERLING SILVER CADDY SPOON, 20th CENTURY, modelled as a jockey's cap, stamped 'Sterling'. 5cm (See lot 65 for illustration).

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A Bow blue and white plate, painted with the 'Caddy' pattern, c. 1758, 24cm. A 5cm. hairline at 8 o'clock and small rim chips.

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A TEA CADDY, c.1855-65 of Palais Royal type, veneered with brass arabesques on a stained tortoiseshell and mother of pearl ground, repeat pattern on the twin lids

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A REGENCY TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, dome lid, opening to a mixing bowl area flanked either side by a lidded compartment, width 30cm, (damaged and in need of restoration)

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A Victorian embossed leaf pattern wine label for Madeira by Yapp & Woodward, Birmingham 1850, one other George IV octagonal wine label for Tenerife, probably London 1820 and a William IV caddy spoon with shaped and moulded bowl and fiddle pattern handle, London 1835

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A Victorian black papier-mache rectangular two division tea caddy, decorated with floral sprays within stylised gilt scroll borders, 8ins x 5ins x 4.5ins high (lid loose and footrim and corners chipped)

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An early 19th century mahogany sarcophacus shaped tea caddy, interior with two lidded canisters and glass mixing bowl, 32.5 cm wide.

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A 19th century rosewood sarcophagus shaped two section tea caddy on bun feet

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Georgian Mahogany Tea Caddy With Burr Walnut Panel (No Fittings)

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A Victorian Walnut Tea Caddy, with banded inlay, 22.5 cm.

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A Plated Circular Salver, with presentation inscription, 31 cm, a similar smaller salver, a plated tea caddy, and a plated milk jug, with misletoe handle (4).

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A Set of Victorian Silver Old English Pattern Tea Spoons, engraved birds and foliage, a matching caddy spoon and sugar tongs, cased, London 1880.

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A George IV Silver Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1823, 8 cm, and another silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1971, 9 cm (2).

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An Early 19th century Silver Caddy Spoon, with a shell bowl.

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A George IV Silver Fiddle Pattern Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1822, and another silver caddy spoon, with bright cut decoration and a shell bowl (2).

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A Georg Jensen Silver Caddy Spoon, London import mark for 1934, 10.5 cm.

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A Set of Edwardian Silver Apostle Spoons, with matching caddy spoon and sugar tongs, Birmingham 1905, cased, and a set of silver spoons and matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1903, cased.

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Silver tea caddy, the lobed, boat-shaped body with ring handles and engraved with a band of entwined ribbons, the flattened top with hinged cover and pineapple knop. London 1892, 8oz 18dwt..

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Pair of silver decorative sifter spoons, in the shape of caddy spoons, the bowls and hilts pierced with leaf scrolls. London 1896, 4oz 15dwt..

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Longcase clock circa 1720, eight day movement striking on single bell, square brass 13in dial, engraved and supporting silvered chapter ring, minute dial and name plaque for J. Littlemore, walnut case with caddy top arched door to trunk with circular glass panel, 235cms, 93ins high.

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Victorian sycamore jewellery casket, carved in relief as a wicker basket encrusted with vines, width 18cm; also a Victorian walnut tea caddy with brass lock plate and two interior compartments. (2).

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Coromandel sarcophagus tea caddy, circa 1830, with wooden ring handles on reeded bun feet, the interior of two arched-top boxes and a central, probably original, glass bowl. Width 36cm.

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A George III tortoiseshell and ivory strung tea caddy, circa 1800, of octagonal form, h.14cm., w.17cm., d.11cm. W

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A George III harewood, yew and parquetry inlaid tea caddy, circa 1800, the domed lid enclosing three lidded cannisters, together with a William IV rosewood box (2) h.18cm., w.28cm., d.14cm. W

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Mid 19th century Canton 2-handled vase, of square baluster form, typically painted in famille rose palette with figures of birds and flowers, 22cm high, together with a Chinese export porcelain tea caddy and cover, circa 1800, of flattened oblong form, painted 'en grisaille' with floral bouquets, the domed cover damaged, neck broken and restuck, 12.8cm high and a Qianlong porcelain mug, painted in famille rose palette with figures within underglazed decorated borders, cracked and chipped, 13.5cm high (3)

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19th century Dutch silver caddy spoon, with galleon finial and bowl decorated with courting couple 13cm, another Dutch caddy spoon 12cm and a collection of various tea spoons

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George IV Queens' pattern silver caddy spoon, together with a pair of matching grape scissors, each engraved with a stag crest bearing the motto 'AMO', by William Chawner, London 1825, caddy spoon 12cm long, the scissors 16.5cm long, together with 2 silver coffee spoons (4)

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George III rectangular gilt japanned tea caddy, the lid with scrolling foliate handle opening to reveal 3 original lidded tin canisters, decorated with pagodas in landscapes, on bracket feet, 17 x 23cm

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An Edwardian silver caddy bottle by Hilliard and Thomason, Birmingham 1901, of plain oval section with pull off top, 9.5cm, 3oz.

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A 19th century mahogany tea caddy with white metal spoon, the rounded edges of the hinged diamond shaped lid in ebony line enclosing a marquetried butterfly, the front of the single compartment caddy with conch shell ovals, 18.5cm wide.

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