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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, with pagoda lid and veneered in matched blond shell, the divided interior retaining pair of covers with vegetable ivory knop, on brass ball feet, 18.5cm l The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Losses to tortoiseshell, principally on front, hinges original and undamaged, no restoration
Three silver caddy spoons, comprising a shovel engraved with shield cartouche, lacks handle, 58mm l, by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1804, another of Hourglass pattern with engraved oblong bowl, maker IT, presumably Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1824, the third of Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern with oblong bowl, by George Unite, Birmingham 1845, 17dwts The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Hourglass - handle dented. The others good
A George III silver caddy spoon, with mother of pearl handle, 88mm l, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1810 and a Scottish George IV silver caddy spoon, King's pattern, maker DM, a pellet between and marked for J & W Marshall, Edinburgh 1824, 1oz 3dwts (2) The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Mother of pearl handle misaligned when re-attached. Kings pattern spoon worn
A George V silver sugar spoon, Old English pattern, by Sarah and John William Blake, London 1815, another, bone hafted, Birmingham 1855 and two silver caddy spoons, 1oz 9dwts weighable (4) The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Shell bowl caddy spoon split, the others typically worn
a George V lobed dish with three scroll handles, a sauce boat with a gadrooned border, a tea caddy with twin lion-mask loop handles, a sugar bowl on an octagonal base & a small milk jug on four hoof feet; the lobed dish 4.75" (12cm) diameter; 20.9oz weighable silver (5). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
two small trophy cups (one inscribed), a small quaich, crested, a milk jug, an octagonal tea caddy, a mounted rectangular toilet jar, crested, a set of four small circular dishes, each initialled "W", another small octagonal dish, inscribed, a Dutch caddy spoon, a mounted magnifying glass and a brooch and a spoon (both unmarked); the magnifying glass 7" (17.7cm) long; 28oz weighable silver (lot). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
comprising of a swing-handle sugar basket, blue glass liner, by Thomas Daniell, London c.1775, an oval tea caddy, with a flower finial, by the same maker 1779, a larger swing-handle sugar basket, blue glass liner, by John Lambe, London 1773 and a naturalistic spoon, unmarked, all contained in a fitted case on ball and claw feet; the case 13" (33cm) long; 24.8oz weighable silver. ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
a Victorian paper tidy, with a steel hook and an applied monogram, two wine labels ("SHERRY and "BRANDY"), two napkin rings (one initialled), a pair of mustard pots (with blue glass liners), a matchbox holder, initialled, an oval Dutch box, two glass jars with silver covers and a Georgian caddy spoon, initialled; the paper tidy 6.5" (16.5cm) high; 7.4oz weighable silver (lot). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
with a fluted bowl and a waisted stem, initialled, by Henry Ellis & Son, Exeter 1850, together with seven various antique caddy spoons, mixed makers and dates; the largest 3.9" (10cm) long; 2.8oz (8). ** Mixed conditions Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
one Victorian rectangular example and one Edwardian and square, both initialled and inscribed and both with cedarwood linings, together with a tea caddy of decagon form, with a small swing handle and a small engraved box, inscribed; the largest cigarette box 6.8" (17.5cm) long; 8.2oz weighable silver (4). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
one with an urn finial and a bead border, by A.E. Jones, Birmingham 1912, another plain example with a reeded border and an urn finial, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1914, together with another late Victorian caddy of navette form, with embossed decoration, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900; the former 4.6" (11.8cm) high; 13.8oz (3). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
two napkin rings, two gold rings, three brooches (one Scottish), a folding fruit knife, a caddy spoon, a scent bottle, an enamel teaspoon, a salt, a thimble, an 9ct ladies watch, a jade necklace, four coins and an 18ct gold "COMPRESSED PAPER PACKING" badge; the scent bottle 3.25" (8.3cm) high; 7.8oz weighable silver (+6.5gms 18ct) (lot). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
Old English Pattern, by William Hannay of Paisley, c.1800, together with a pair of Victorian Hanoverian Pattern miniature/ toy or condiment spoons, crested, by Henry William Curry, London 1881, a caddy spoon with a scallop shell bowl, crested, by Edward Edwards, London 1837, a pair of salt shovels, initialled "W" and a plated condiment spoon in the form of a shovel; 1.8oz (5). ** All with general wear - conditions vary Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, to include six limited edition Coalport reproduction pot lids and bases numbered 111/750, comprising 'Ross & Sons' Genuine Bear's Grease', 'The Waterfall', 'The Maidservant', 'The Swing', 'St Paul's Cathedral and River Pageant', and another scene of dentistry, approximate diameter 11cm, two white Coalport bowls, three Coalport modelled flower ornaments, a Portmeirion Botanic Garden rolling pin, fourteen Lilliput Lane cottages including Witley, Orchard Farm Cottage, Hampton Manor and Tea Caddy Cottage, eight Poole Pottery stoneware wildlife plates diameter 13cm, giftwares including Wedgwood Kutani Crane and Angela, Coalport Strawberry and Ludlow, etc (qty) (Condition report: most pieces appear in good condition, some damage)
SIXTY THREE LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES FROM SOUTH EAST AND SOUTH WEST SERIES, mostly with a box and deeds, to include Oakwood Smithy (no deeds), Swift Hollow (chimneys chipped), two Bay View, two Boxwood Cottage, Waterside Mill, two Primrose Hill (one box, one deeds), Flower Sellers, Tea Caddy Cottage, Three Feathers, Pargetters Retreat, Oak Lodge (no deeds), The Rising Sun (no box or deeds), two Ash Nook (one box one deeds), Crispin Cottage (no deeds), Brockbank, two Blue Boar, Wealdon House, Greensted Church, Finchingfields, Ostlers Keep, Titmouse Cottage, two Tintagel (one deeds), two Watermill (one with chips), Purbeck Stores (no box or deeds), two Otter Reach, two Creel Cottage (one box and deeds), Puffin Row (chips to chimneys), two Smallest Inn, two Pixie House, two Pipit Toll, Moonlight Cove, two Butterwick, two The Briary, two Clover Cottage, three Fishermans Cottage (one box), etc (63) (Condition report: not all in correct labelled box, mostly some rubbing with slight chips)
An assortment of hallmarked silver:a large John Wilmot mustard with blue-glass liner (8 cm in diameter), assayed Birmingham 1906;a pair of James & Josiah Williams sugar tongs, assayed Exeter 1853;an Edward Thomason mustard spoon, assayed Birmingham 1924;a Wakely & Wheeler caddy spoon, assayed London 1946;a napkin ring, assayed Sheffield 1945;(combined silver weight 243 g)
Early 20th century silver-plated flatware and other similar items to include:a pair of 19th century wick-trimmers; a Georgian-style (later) entrée dish and cover;a caddy spoon, three-pronged toasting fork and toast rack;a set of late 19th / early 20th century postal scales on a serpentine-fronted mahogany base.
A late Regency period rosewood teapoy; the angular top with canted corners, hinged and opening to reveal a fully fitted interior of two original removable caddy boxes, together with a pair of original cut-glass mixing bowls, with turned angular stem above a platform base terminating in French style scrolls and brass castors (43cm wide x 36cm deep x 75.5cm high)Condition Report: Vendor enquiry lot number incorrect the Rosewood Teapoy is lot number 438. Photographs attached and see online description for lot 438. Teapoy is in generally good order and bowls (height 11.5cms and diameter 10 cms), and caddy boxes original. There is a large shrinkage crack to the top surface (image), the top has watermarks and surface scratches, commensurate with age and use. The top lock has been remixed.
Tea caddy of sarcophagus form, two removable lidded interior compartments with space for a mixing bowl, with loop handles and four brass bun feet, together with rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid writing box, the hinged lid inlaid with foliate decoration lifting to reveal fitted interior, with two glass inkwells, tea caddy H20cm
19TH CENTURY TEA CADDY & WORKBOX, mahogany and boxwood strung caddy with angled rectangular lid, compressed bun feet, 32w x 15d x 17cm h; walnut workbox with lacquered brass initialled cartouche and scutcheon, fitted interior tray containing a few sewing accessories, 30w x 22d x 15cm h (2)Provenance: The estate of Eileen Price McWilliam, Welsh opera singer and RWCMD tutor.Comments: workbox faded and stained, small veneer losses, brass worn, silk lid lining shattered etc.; caddy minor scratches.
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