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Preisdatenbank abonnierenSIXTEEN ITEMS OF SILVER FLATWARE (17)Comprising; a fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1831, a double struck fiddle and thread pattern butter knife, London 1831, four pars of sugar tongs. three fiddle pattern salt spoons, a shell form caddy spoon, four further spoons, a fork and a pair of sugar nips, combined weight of weighable silver 440gms, with a case
A QUANTITY OF SILVER TABLE FLATWARE (30)Comprising; five bottom marked dessert spoons (the hallmarks rubbed), a Scottish toddy ladle, a pair of sugar tongs, a tea caddy spoon of scallop form, probably London 1794 and twenty-two further spoons, including teaspoons and condiment spoons, combined weight 450 gms
A GEORGE II WALNUT CROSSBANDED TEACADDY, LATER ADAPTED (2)The interior later subdivided, 24.5cm wide; 14.5cm high; together with a miniature George III line inlaid mahogany bureau, 22cm wide; 24cm highCondition report: The caddy with numerous repairs, various shrinkage cracks and replacement veneers to the back edge of the hinged top. Later hinges and lock. Bracket feet removed. Later interior divisions and baize lining to the top. Other inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.The miniature bureau with missing bracket foot and handle to drawer. Various other chips and losses in areas, inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
A 19th century mahogany tea caddy with recessed brass handle, height 16cm, width 33cm, depth 16.5cm, with a 19th century rosewood tea caddy with ivory escutcheon, height 16cm (2).Additional InformationThe rosewood tea caddy with some cracks to the wood, some fading and some losses to the veneer and inlay, the other tea caddy with general wear to the surface throughout and some watermarks, the mixing bowl to the interior is not original and the lids to the canister sit slightly proud.
A William IV mother of pearl inlaid rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, decorated throughout with dragons and foliate motifs, on bun feet, height 20cm, width 36cm, depth 21cm.Additional InformationSurface of the wood with general age wear, scuffs and knocks throughout, this is heavier to the top of the tea caddy with several small losses to the mother of pearl at this section, corners of the lid knocked and some cracking to the veneer here and there, the bun feet to the base are not original, somewhere around the escutcheon and the mixing bowl to the interior is a modern replacement, overall a little tired.
A collection of 19th century and later English pottery to include a pearlware Mandarin-style jug decorated with figures in landscapes, height 19cm, an early 19th century Staffordshire mug printed with exotic birds, a larger 19th century bone china mug decorated with an Imari design, and a Welsh pottery mug signed to the underside 'Owen Jones' with a French bone china tea caddy, a Continental fajance inkwell and two South American pottery vessel, the larger a double vessel with geometric detailing, the smaller a rounded vessel inscribed to the bottom 'Cambodian 18th century'.
JOHN ROSE; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver caddy spoon, with open shaped bowl, Birmingham 1965, together with two hallmarked silver decanter labels, a sterling silver teething rattle, and a silver plated decanter label, also a hallmarked silver mounted nail buffer, weighable 48g (6).Additional InformationThe teething rattle is engraved with the name 'Kathleen', tarnishing, scratches and wear, the nail buffer with numerous dents and knocks.
JOHN EDWARD WALTER & JOHN BARNARD; a Victorian hallmarked silver christening mug with cast rim and chased detail surrounding an oval cartouche with engraved initials 'CCS' and dated 27th May 1873, London 1870, together with two hallmarked silver caddy spoons and a silver bladed fruit knife with mother of pearl handle, weighable 5.4ozt/167g.Additional InformationAs stated, the mug with engraved initials, tarnishing and wear to each, the fruit knife with damaged handle and a blade will not close into the body, the spoons are slightly worn.
Ion (Jon) Ellis of Sherbourne: an ebonised and carved oak longcase clock, the 10in. (25cm) dial with silvered chapter ring, mask and scroll spandrels, matted centre, two train movement with anchor escapement and bell, the associated carved case with caddy top, blind fret frieze, square glazed and carved door flanked by columns, rectangular carved waist door and carved panel base on bracket feet, with weights and pendulum, 223cms high.
A Victorian silver fiddle back caddy spoon, Benjamin Stephens, London, 1838, 13g; a pair of Victorian silver sugar nips, C W Fletcher & Son Ltd, Sheffield, 1898, 17g; a Continental silver circular ashtray, stamped 900, 66g; a set of five silver hafted butter knifes, the hafts terminating in a crown, Yates Brothers, Sheffield, 1910; a continental white metal novelty pepperette in the form of an ale jug/stein embossed in relief with a scene of a fiddler & a couple drinking ale
Mixed Lot: pair of Victorian Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1894, a small silver rat-tail sauce ladle, London 1977, four silver apostle tea spoons, three Sheffield hallmarked silver preserve spoons, two Georgian silver dessert fork, London 1807, maker's mark Eley & Fearne, a Victorian fish slice, London 1870, a large 925 cheese scoop, two silver caddy spoons and a mustard spoon together with a silver handled cake slice and preserve spade, a treen pepper mill with silver hallmarked band, weighable silver 589gms
Cased set of six Elizabeth II fruit spoons in Art Deco taste with stylised handles and egg shaped bowls, Sheffield 1958 by Cooper Bros & Sons Ltd, together with a box of assorted mainly Continental white metal flatwares including a set of five dessert spoons with twist stems and coin finials (no discernible marks), four white metal coffee spoons with pierced cast stems and a hallmarked pepperette and caddy spoon, g/w 335gms
A SMALL PARCEL OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY ASSORTED SILVER FLATWARE, including a George III Old English pattern sauce ladle, engraved initials, makers William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1808, a pair of George V Old English pattern sauce ladles, makers Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1921, a caddy spoon in poor condition, maker Josiah Snatt, London 1805, two George III condiment spoons, etc, various makers and dates, gross weight 13.25ozt, 411.9 grams (11) (Condition report: generally in useable condition with the exception of the caddy spoon, many pieces with engraved initials, some with dates)
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