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Los 1699
Lehmann Germany circa 1910 tinplate Tea Caddy comprising 2 standing/walking figures with patterned shirt, red trousers, and a black hat, the figures carry a Tea Chest that is propelled via a clockwork mechanism, it is operated by pulling a wound string, comes complete with the tinplate string puller, the tea chest has various Chinese City names to each end, it is in very good condition for its age, and in good working order
Los 353
A matched four-piece George III silver tea set, including a tea caddy; oval with foliate bright cut borders and vacant shield shaped cartouches; the teapot with 'c' scroll fruit wood handle and oval knop; the tea caddy similar; all with gilt interiors; the lockable tea caddy with key. The teapot and tea caddy London 1794 by Robert Hennell; the cream jug and sugar basin, London 1796 and 1800 by Robert and David Hennell. Together with a matched pair of sugar tongs, also bright cut engraved. London 1794, maker's mark indistinct. Gross weight. 44.80 ozt.
Los 640
A George III satinwood and parquetry inlaid two-section tea caddy with a large sand-shaded fan burst motif to the moulded top, opening to reveal a fitted interior with a false bottom containing a note of provenance giving a date of origin of 1816, 25 cm long x 15.5 cm deep x 16 cm overall height. Together with a 19th century turned treen lignum string box with bladed knop finial and slight domed cover over a concave moulded foot. 14 cm diameter x 20 cm high. Ivory Certification Reference S1RWFPYV.Qty: 2Caddy missing bracket feet.
Los 349
A George III brass inlaid ebonised wood tea caddy, 19th century, of rectangular form with canted corners, the lid with elaborate foliate brass inlay and vacant plaque, the escutcheon similarly inlaid, opening to reveal a twin compartment interior, each compartment with a lid, a key present with the lot, 11.7cm x 23.4cm x 11.8cm Overall in poor condition with some damages. Some losses to the external veneer at the base of each corner, a couple of large cracks to the canted edges, some tarnishing to the brass inlay, hinges functional, general surface marks and scratches throughout.
Los 8
A group of silver cruets and spoons comprising: a pair of Scottish silver sauce ladles, Edinburgh, 1830, Donald Fraser; a Georgian silver caddy spoon in the form of a coal shovel, Birmingham, 1809, maker's mark rubbed; a second silver caddy spoon with shell-design bowl, London, 1818, George Knight; a three piece cruet set by Harrods, Birmingham, 1966; a rounded covered salt, stamped sterling; a baluster pepper shaker with matching mustard; and two cruet spoons, one silver plated, total weighable silver approx. 10.8oz (a lot)Provenance: The Geoffrey and Fay Elliot collection. Please refer to department for condition report
Los 705
An oak storage box, in the Art Deco style, 6cm high, 15cm wide, 9cm deep, a plywood storage box, with a moulded cylindrical handle and boxwood detailing, with a green velvet lined interior, 6cm high, 16cm wide, 10cm deep, a 20thC turned hardwood tea caddy, of cylindrical form, with a knop handle on stepped foot, 10cm high, 9cm diameter. and a 20thC pine chess storage box. (4)
Los 165
A GROUP OF THREE TEA CADDIESLATE 18TH AND EARLY 19TH CENTURIESComprising a George III mahogany tea caddy, with three internal painted tinware canisters, 20cm high, 28cm wide, a polychrome painted tea caddy, with two internal canisters and associated mixing bowl, 15.5cm high, 31cm wide, and a grained wood and rosewood banded tea caddy, of octagonal section and with divided interior, 16cm high, 28.5cm wide
Los 247
A group of Chinese porcelain jars and covers, 19th-20th century, comprising a famille verte and three famille rose, painted with ladies and boys in a garden, figures in a landscape, or birds and flowers, 24 to 27cm (8) Condition ReportTea caddy – no obvious faults.Globular jar – Restored throughout. Minor surfaces scratches.Cylindrical jar – Chip to knop. Minor enamel losses.Jar with birds – small chips to interior rim of cover. One handle broken, the other with lose strings. Knop restored.
Los 69
A collection of silver items to include a George III caddy spoon, makers mark T T, Birmingham 1796, cigarette case, Birmingham 1947, 15cm wide, a George III ladle, a vesta case, by Johnson, Durban & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1919, 4cm wide, a foliate embossed mustard pot, 9cm high, a silver mounted cut glass bowl, 5.5cm diameter, a vinaigrette in the form of a book, 2.7cm wide, and a brass sovereign case, 3cm square, weighable 17.5ozt (qty.)Condition ReportTarnishing, marks and wear throughout, commensurate with age and use. The mustard pot lacks hallmarks, but tests as silver. The brass sovereign case is dented. The vinaigrette is lacking hallmarks.
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