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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA variety of interesting collectables:a mid-18th century mahogany tea caddy for restoration (original brasses); a 19th century ironstone jug;a two-handled metal-mounted wicker serving basket; a three-light candelabra (silver plate worn);a late 19th century mantle clock for restoration; an Escor Wooden Constructional Toys kit
Frühe Teedose mit Hoeroldt-Chinoiserien Balusterförmiger, hexagonaler Korpus mit kurzem, zylindrischem Hals. Übergreifender, flacher Deckel. Umlaufend auf der Wandung, in sechs profilgerahmten Feldern, sog. Chinoiserien. Festlich gekleidete Chinesen zwischen Palmen und Architektur in blühender, asiatischer Gartenlandschaft. Auf dem Deckel ornamental gerahmte Darstellung von Goldchinesen. Äußerst feine polychrome Malerei wohl von Johann Gregorius Hoeroldt. Deckel abweichend (Dekor). Gold minim. ber.; H. 10 cm. Vgl. Pietsch, Kat. Slg. Carabelli, Nr. 11; Slg. Wark, Nr. 122f.A porcelain tea caddy with Hoeroldt-chinoiserie probably painted by J. G. Hoeroldt. Divergent lid (decor). Gold minor rubbed.Meissen. Um 1725 - 1730.
Teedose mit Watteauszenen Gebauchter, sich nach oben verjüngender Korpus auf ovalem Fußring mit abgesetzter Schulter, eingezogenem Hals und profiliertem Rand. Korrespondierender, übergreifender Deckel mit plastischem Blütenknauf. Beidseitig der Wandung rocailleförmige Reliefkartuschen mit großflächig angelegten Watteauszenen eines höfischen Paares bzw. eines Violinenspielers im Beisein eines Kindes vor reicher Architekturkulisse. Im Wechsel mit farbigem Streublumendekor. Feine, polychrome Malerei. Goldrand. Minim. rest.; Schwertermarke. H. 14,5 cm. A porcelain tea caddy with finely painted Watteau scenes. Minor restored. Crossed swords mark.Meissen. Mitte 18. Jh.
Teedose mit Landschaftsdekor Bombierter, geschweifter Korpus. Übergreifender Runddeckel mit Früchteknauf. Beidseitig der Wandung dörfliche Landschaften mit Architekturkulisse in Schwarz und Eisenrot. Manufakturmarke. H. 13,5 cm. A porcelain tea caddy with village landscapes. Manufacturer's mark.Nymphenburg. Um 1975 - 1996.
A Regency blond tortoiseshell banded tea caddy of rounded rectangular form, with six segmented lid, the interior with two compartments with original lids, 18cms wide.Condition ReportThe tea caddy has faded with age, some of the silver banding is missing in places and there are chips to the corners fo the base.
A George III ivory and tortoiseshell inlaid tea caddy of ten sided form, the hinged lid with silver handle, the front with navette shaped cartouche engraved with a family crest, 12cms high.Condition ReportThe cover has shrinkage splits in two panels, one piece of tortoiseshell stringing is missing, the base has two pieces of tortoiseshell missing on the rim, the front has a piece of tortoiseshell stringing missing, the ivory has shrinkage splits to most panels, there are chips to the tortoiseshell around the bottom rim, otherwise good overall condition.
A Chinese blue and white tea caddy and cover, late Qing dynasty, of octagonal form, painted with a Buddhist lion playing with a brocade ball with a pup among clouds, 15.5cm high, and a blue and white jar, of ovoid form, painted with prunus against a crackled ground, 12.5cm high, associated wood stand and cover (5)Tea caddy - cover with burst bubbles to glaze. The interior of mouth chipped and cracked. Small firing cracks to foot rim.Jar - surface scratches. Cover damaged and cracked with losses.
A Collection of George III and Later Silver Flatware, including: a pair of Elizabethan pattern fish-servers, the handled filled; an Old English pattern sifting ladle; a pair of Old English pattern condiment-spoons; a caddy-spoon, the handle repaired and three pairs of sugar-tongs, weighable siver 5oz 3dwt, 159gr; Together With: a quantity of silver plate flatware including a pair of grape-scissors (qty)
A Victorian mahogany tea caddy with fitted interior and glass mixing bowl, 35cm wide; together with a pair of Stourbridge glass dumps, a novelty table lighter formed as a knight, a pair of crystal pedestal salts, a painted metal finial formed as a crown, a desk blotter purportadly made from timber removed from HMS Britannia and an etched glass miniature tankard (qty)
Japan, lakwerk theebusje, 'natsume', met 'distant mountain' decor, 20e eeuw, het zwart gelakte doosje gedecoreerd in nashiji goudlak met bergketens, inclusief origineel houten bewaardoosje [1] h. 7 cm Japan, lacquer teacaddy, 'natsume', with distant mountain decoration, 20th century, the black lacquered caddy decorated in nashiji gold lacquer with mountains, including original wood box
China, export zwart- en goudgelakt theekistje, 19e eeuw, het achtkantige kistje beschilderd met figurenpanelen en bloemen, de binnenzijde met twee metalen theebussen (slijtage, enkele defecten) [1] h. 14 x l. 23,5 x d. 17 cm China, export black and gold lacquer tea caddy, 19th century, the octagonal casket painted with figural panels and flowers, the interior with two metal caddies (wear, some losses)
A mahogany box with tumbling block marquetry top, 35cm wide x 26cm deep x 17.5cm high together with a Georgian sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, 22.5cm wide x 13cm deep x 14cm high (2)marquetry box with dents, marks and scratches all over, some cracking and slight lifting to the marquetry, chips to the top edge of the box, interior in need of refurbishment; tea caddy with surface marks and scratches, chips and repairs to veneer on lid
A George III mahogany caddy topped chest with brushing slide over four graduated drawers and with crossbanded decoration to the top and drawer fronts, all standing on bracket feet, 87cm wide x 48cm deep x 84cm highMinor marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use, the handles replaced, otherwise in good condition
A mixed group of china to include a Dutch delft tea caddy, 9cm wide x 12cm high; a Delft vase, 19cm high; two continental tin glazed jugs; a modern 17th century style dish and an antique Chinese octagonal plate From Wick Hall, the estate of Patrick Dockar-Drysdale. Delft vase with a large chip to the top rim, tea caddy in good condition, some minor wear to the decoration; Chinese plate in good condition with some very small glaze chips to the rim
MORIYA SHOTEI (1890-1972)A Lacquered-Wood Natsume (Tea Caddy) and Cover Showa era (1926-1989), mid 20th centuryEmbellished in gold and silver takamaki-e, the cover with a pair of suzumushi (bell crickets), the inside with curving strands of susuki (miscanthus) scattered with silver dewdrops, the design extending over the neck of the base, lacquered over a polished wood ground; signed on the underside of the box with a red seal Sansho; with a wood tomobako storage box inscribed on the lid Mushi no ne natsume (Natsume with the 'Sound of Insects'), the inside the lid inscribed Shotei saku with a red seal Sansho. 6cm x 8cm (2 3/8in x 3 1/8in). (3).Footnotes:Born in Kyoto, Moriya Shotei studied from 1908 with Shirayama Shosai (1853-1923), completing a piece left unfinished at his master's death, and went on to become a regular exhibitor at the Teiten national salon and its successor iterations from 1929 until 1942, as well as showing at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco (1939-1940). He held a solo exhibition at Tokyo Art Club in 1961 and in his later years was much involved in chanoyu (the 'tea ceremony'), making tea caddies and writing-boxes.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
George Smith, Beaminster - George III oak-cased 8 day brass dial longcase clock, circa 1780, 12-inch square dial, signed chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar crescent between engraved columns, within scroll spandrels, in, a caddy-top case, 205cm high
A GROUP OF CHINESE CIZHOU POTTERY ITEMS. To include a stem cup with incised floral decoration, a tea caddy covered in a black lustrous glaze, a shallow dish and tea bowl with painted 'Hua' characters. Ming dynasty or later. Stem cup 11cm tall. (4)All in good overall condition with no signs of damage or repair. Surface wear to note.
A late George III mahogany tea caddy, of slightly swollen sarcophagus form, internally with two lidded compartments and glass bowl, labelled to the underside for 'Fisher, Southwark, Dealer in New and Secondhand Plate......', width 31.5cm, together with a William IV rosewood caddy, with fitted interior (2).
A Victorian purple malachite glass tea caddy and cover, of sarcophagus form, inscribed 'Tea' and with moulded foliate decoration, width 18cm, together with a Davidson's flint glass caddy and cover in the form of a house (2).Both with damaged covers, the latter chipped, images of affected areas on David Lay website.
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