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Los 229
A silver card case, 2 silver trinket boxes, 2 silver napkin rings, a silver christening tankard, a silver caddy spoon, a silver bon bon dish, a silver cigarette case, 6 silver apostle spoons and a neillo cigarette case and pin tray, both marked 925, 20ozt weighable silver, together with a telescopic pencil, and three continental silver teaspoons
Los 241
A mixed group of cased silver-plated flatware, to include 9 apostle spoons, a nutcracker, a cased set of tea spoons and caddy spoons, a cased set of 6 spoons, 6 forks and a large scalloped serving spoon, another similar set, and a canteen of 24 engraved knives and forks with mother-of-pearl handles by W M Marshall and Co.With Park West Certificate of Authenticity
Los 36
A collection of 19th & 20th Century silver to include: eight silver napkin rings, two silver mounted toilet ink bottles, clothes brushes, ink stand, weighted vase, two thimbles, flatware including a Georgian style fiddle pattern caddy spoon, page mark with mother-of-pearl handle, two silver mounted Carlton China bon bon dishes, pepper pot, fruit knife, various dates and makers, weighable silver 7.77 ozt (240.9 grams)
Los 508
A collection of Treen boxes to include; A Tunbridge ware inlayed decorated Tea Caddy with inside cover, A large bone inlayed trinket box, a small marquetry and small Tunbridge ware card/trinket boxes, a wooden glove box, a solitaire game box.Some bits missing, surface scratching, chips, staining.
Los 143
A collection of silver to include: George III Old English sauce ladle, engraved with initials, hallmarked by TN/GB, London, 1815; pair of Edwardian silver bon bon dishes, hallmarked Birmingham, 1905, an Arts & Crafts unmarked and untested white metal large caddy spoon, the shaped handle applied with circular motifs and a white metal Dutch style ladle, the bowl chased with Maiden within oval cartouche, marked on the stem, sterling silver weigh 2.69 ozt (83.6 grams) (5)
Los 433
A George III rectangular tea caddy, probably goncalo alves, inlaid with boxwood stringing, some damage, 30.5cm wide x 15cm deep x 15.5cm highLacking mixing bowl and tinning worn away on canisters. Case lacking some stringing, including 6cm, 4cm and 2cm on top. Top with some hairline cracks and slightly warped.
Los 213
Collection of miscellaneous silver comprising of: a silver caddy of square form with repousse decoration, bearing marks for William Comyns & Sons, London, 1891, 10cm high, a George I silver gilt berry spoon, and a George II silver git berry spoon, some marks on both are indistinct, a silver sauce boat, a silver serving spoon, silver teaspoons, silver ashtray, silver spoons, a silver tea strainer etc, overall weight is 737g approx overall At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
Los 292
Collection of ceramics and porcelain comprising of: Nymphenburg child with shield, lion and shield, a KPM Berlin porcelain caddy and cover, decorated with flowers, a Wedgwood tankard commemorating Josiah Wedgwood, a Royal Doulton Lambeth jug, a Royal Doulton mother and child figure group, a Royal Crown Derby Imari plate, a cabinet plate etc (12)All with overall wear, marks and scratches. Some with crazing and minor firing faults. 'Our bread untaxed, our commerce free' plate with damage and hairlines.
Los 145
A Victorian mahogany apprentice chest, the top with a moulded cornice above two short and three long drawers, with a shaped apron, on turned legs, 26cm high, 26cm wide, 20cm deep, a 19thC flame mahogany twin division tea caddy, 19.5cm wide, together with a 19thC walnut writing slope, with mahogany and boxwood inlay, the hinged lid enclosing a writing slope and various compartments. (3)
Los 673
A Trinity House marquetry tea caddy, third quarter 19th century, the rectangular figured walnut box with a marquetry panel to the cover depicting clippers with a lighthouse in the distance, above birds eye maple panels to the four sides, opening to a central circular aperture and two lidded compartments, 13cm H x 28cm W x 17cm D Note: Trinity House marquetry boxes were made between 1850-1880 by lighthouse keepers to be sold through Trinity House Service.Condition reportMinor fading light marks and surface scratches to the cover and sides, commensurate with age and use. Fine split to the underside of the box running the full depth of the box under the baize liner, screw holes to the underside of the box in each corner where feet have been positioned. Small chip to the escutcheon, minor split to the veneer on the RH side of the cover, 8cm long, tiny chip to the veneer on the cover above the escutcheon, some rubbing to the paper liner on the underside of the cover.
Los 146
Dutch silver including a cream ladle, the bowl decorated in relief with an angler on a stream, the handle terminating with a female Dutch milk carrier; a sugar shovel, three nautical themed teaspons, two terminating with sailing ships the other with MS Oranje total weight 76.49g; a Dutch white metal caddy spoon,the bowl decorated in relief with a mandolin player and audience, terminating with sailing ship; a Dutch white metal sugar shovel decorated with the scene 'The Nightwatch', rubbed marks total 34.23g
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