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A VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE WORK BOX of rectangular shape, the lid painted with a view of Bedale Church, enriched with mother-of-pearl, some ivory fittings, 10 1/2in. (27cm.) wide ++Tired together with a tea caddy with a waved front inlaid with mother-of-pearl flowers, stamped Jennens & Bettridge, 5 3/4in. (15cm. ) wide
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A Mid 19th Century Brass Cornered Walnut Writing Box, the lid with brass vacant escutcheon enclosing a fitted interior, 11" x 8", a Rectangular Mahogany Tea Caddy, the divided interior lacking one lid, 7" x 6" x 6", and a Pair of Walnut Tea Caddies of square shape, the sides with moulded latticework, Width 4", Height 5". (4)
Los 1
A George IV silver-gilt snuff box, Thomas Northcote, Birmingham, 1824, engine-turned oblong, (lid detached); a caddy spoon, Birmingham, 1799, wrigglework engraved Old English pattern; a wine label, London 1822, oblong, stamped 'Claret' below gadroon border; a modern example, stamped 'Vodka'; a plated example; and a gilt metal and hardstone pill box
Los 1
A collection of eight English provincial spoons and a fork, comprising; Newcastle; an old English pattern dessert spoon and fork with monograms, 1881 by Reid & Sons (Christian John Reid), York; two old English pattern tea spoons, initial 'P', 1825-26, another fiddle pattern with initial 'B' 1828-29 all three by Barber, Cattle and North, and a fiddle pattern caddy ladle with monogram, 1845 by Barber & North, Exeter; a fiddle pattern dessert spoon, 1841 by William Pope, a small fiddle pattern sauce ladle with monogram, 1845 by John Osment, and Salford; a fiddle pattern tea spoon, makers mark of Patrick Leonard hallmarked at Chester 1844
Los 1
A group of small silver, comprising; an oval tea caddy with reeded borders and vase finial, Sheffield 1914 by Mappin & Webb, 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in), a hammered round sugar bowl with leaf chased caryatid scroll handles, marked beneath 'Barraclough & Sons, Leeds', Birmingham 1921 by A E Jones, 10 cm (4 in), a covered round sugar bowl with two turned wood handles, London 1912 by Carrington & Co, 10 cm diameter (4 in), a round sugar bowl initials 'R P B', Sheffield 1934 by E Viner, 11 cm diameter (4 1/4 in)and a glass jam jar with swing handle and hinged lid, Birmingham 1912
Los 1
A collection of plated items comprising; a pair of 19th century coasters with gadroon, shell and leaf chased borders and wood bases with crested medallions, 18 cm overall (7 in), a gadrooned drum shaped mustard pot, an engraved and beaded octagonal tea caddy on ball feet, and a canted rectangular tea caddy with leaf chased borders
Los 1
A George IV kingwood rectangular tea caddy of sarcophagus shape, the slightly domed lid with bead mouldings and incurved sides to lid, the interior fitted with a glass mixing bowl and two lidded compartments, gilt brass lion's mask and ring handles to sides, on bun feet, 12ins x 6ins x 7.75ins high
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