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Preisdatenbank abonnierenTWO ARTS & CRAFTS CADDY SPOONS, the first, in pewter of Glasgow type with planished bowl, the pierced and incised handle set with an oval abalone shell medallion flanked by 'studs' and a berry terminal, unmarked, 7.8cm, (3.1in) long, the second a Keswick School of Industrial Arts (KSIA) 'Firth's Staybrite' steel caddy spoon, the flared handle with notch-decorated edge, stamped beneath, 6.5cm, (2.5in) long (2).
A Regency tortoiseshell and mother of pearl inlaid tea caddy, early 19th century, the sarcophagus top with inset monogrammed plaque, the front inlaid with flowers between canted angles and raised on four ivory feet, the interior with two lidded divisions, some veneer loss, 7.25" wide, 4.5" deep, 6.25" high
A George III ebonised bracket clock, circa 1775, by Allam & Clements, London with caddy top and gilt brass swing handle and four flame finials above a glazed door enclosing a 7" brass dial with Roman numerals and scroll cast spandrels and marked Allam & Clements, London in the arch, date aperture, fish scale grills to the sides, the case enclosing a double fusee movement with verge escapement and striking on a bell, the back plate engraved with a basket of flowers and raised on gilt brass ogee bracket feet, moulding losses, 17" high, 9.5" wide, 7" deep.
A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, 18th century, the caddy top above a painted foliate frieze and square hood flanked by fluted brass capped pilasters enclosing a 10" brass dial with foliate engraved centre, Roman numerals and mask spandrels and marked Bennett, Cheadle, 30 hour movement striking on a bell above a shaped top, crossbanded trunk door, flanked by fluted quarter pilasters over an ogive moulding and raised baseboard and on ogee bracket feet, the dial possibly associated, 79" high
A good George III mahogany and inlaid tea caddy, circa 1785, the hinged rectangular cover inlaid with an oval satinwood and rosewood medallion, burr yew spandrels opening to reveal two lidded slide out canisters, harewood and rosewood crossbanded, the sides with star inlay, brass handle, height 15cm x width 22cm, 6 inches x 8 1/2 inches.
A Victorian Rosewood and Mother of Pearl Inlaid Tea Caddy, circa 1850, of sarcophagus form, the panelled lid inlaid with delicate floral motifs and with quarter bobbin moulding, similar detailing to the escutcheon, internally with two lidded compartments, the flat lids inlaid with brass wire with mother of pearl bosses at the angles, quarter bobbin moulded basal flange, on bun feet, {16.5cm high, 20. 5cm wide}.
A Late Victorian Silver Mounted and Tortoiseshell Veneered Single Division Tea Caddy, of octagonal shape, the lid with hinged shaped handle within a frame of shallow scrolls punctuated by leaves, with rococo scroll key escutcheon within encircling bands of conjoined C scrolls, internally with flat lid with button knop, Birmingham 1898, {11cm high over handle, 11.5cm wide}.
A Tortoiseshell Veneered and Steel Mounted Single Division Tea Caddy, circa 1830, the upswept panelled lid with steel pedestal vase finial and pewter wire stringing, the main body moulded to imitate osier weaving, internally with flat lid with marine ivory sphere knob, the whole raised on four steel flattened bun feet, {14cm high, 11.5cm wide}.
A Pair of George III Shoe Buckles, oblong with pierced or engraved detail, {by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1797, 2.2cm wide}; A George III Caddy Spoon, circular bowl and stamped border, {maker's mark IW, Birmingham 1798, 6.5cm long}; and A Novelty Tape Measure, in the form of a peanut, with leaf finial and retractable ribbon, {unmarked, 3.6cm long} (6).
A George III curled paper tea caddy, of hexagonal form with chequer banded borders around the panels of quilled colour paper on a mica ground, the front centred with a stipple engraving of a seated female figure, the hinged lid with a brass handle, enclosing a cover with a blackthorn veneered oval and a turned ivory handle, 15.5 high x 17.5cm wide
AN EXTENSIVE EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE, each piece crested above the motto 'Semper Fidelis', by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited, London 1909, (unless otherwise stated), contained in a fitted oak canteen, comprising: 24 Table forks 12 Dessert forks,12 Table spoons, 12 Dessert spoons, 12 Tea spoons, 5 Egg spoons, A Pickle fork, A Butter knife (1903), A Chutney spoon, A Cheese scoop, A Caddy spoon, A Mustard spoon (1907), A pair of Salt spoons (1908), A pair of Sugar tongs, A Marrow scoop, A Sugar spoon, A Serving spoon, A pair of Sauce ladles, A Sifter spoon, 12 pairs of Dessert knives and forks, (Old English Thread), A pair of Fish servers (Old English Thread), A separate box containing 6 pairs of Fish knives, and forks (1910). Another box containing a further 12 Dessert forks, and 6 Table spoons (1914), Another box containing 11 Cheese knives (1910), and 12 Table knives (1910), And additional items comprising: 5 Table knives (1910) 12 Cheese knives, 12 Table forks (1913), 6 Dessert forks (1913) and 6 Table spoons (2 x 1910, 1 x 1913). Weight excluding all knives, Fish forks, Dessert forks and Fish servers 266oz troy. (qty)
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