A 19th century burr walnut tea caddy, of rectangular domed form, the hinged cover opening to a central mixing bowl aperture flanked by a pair of removable containers each with conforming domed and hinged covers, 18cm H x 28cm W x 15cm D, along with a 19th century tortoiseshell jewellery or work box, the hinged cover opening to a removable compartmentalised tray, 9cm H x 27cm W x 19cm D (2) (at fault)CR; Tea caddy: Each caddy shows splitting to the wood. Both shows scratching and wear to the front and reverse where they have been removed from their setting, as well as scratching and wear to the edges. The lining in each shows heavy areas of loss, wear and scratching, Both open smoothly, but covers do not sit completely flush. The box itself shows some splitting and bubbling, and heavy scratching and wear to the exterior. The interior shows heavy scratching and wear. Box is lacking key. The green felt to the base appears to be later and shows moderate wear.Work box: Heavy scratching and wear. Large split running horizontally across the base, and several other cracks to the base. The supports to the inside appear to be later added. There is splitting to some of the corners of the cover and the box. The hinges to the cover are slightly loose. The tortoiseshell coloured panels to the left side of the box may possibly be later, and shows heavy cracks and bubbling. There is some loss to the tortoiseshell on the reverse of the box and cover. Some of the tortoiseshell panelling is lifting in areas. Traces of glue residue throughout. Loss and damage to the wooden inlay surrounding the tortoiseshell. The lock is heavily damaged, and has become detached. The cover is slightly wonky and does not sit flush. Some losses the the interior compartment, and several areas of splitting. Please see pictures for illustration.
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HALLMARKED SILVER, EPNS and other items of metalware, a mixed collection to include a silver tea strainer with ebony handle, cased set of six silver handled tea knives, decorative sterling spoon, the bowl marked 'Chicago in 1833', silver bladed and mother of pearl fruit knife, white metal tea caddy spoon and an EPNS beaker with German inscription
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CARVED TREEN BLACK FOREST BEAR ON SKIS, height 6.5cm, s.d., a Japanese carved wood three wise monkeys, two character marks to the base, height 4cm and a late 19th century Chinese black lacquered and wooden tea caddy with lead lined interior, width 16cm (3) (Condition report: bear has one broken ski, the other is split around the screw, chipped ear and nose, the monkeys are missing three glass eyes, the tea caddy has patches of loss to the lacquer, split in the hinged cover)
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, LAMPS, BOOKS, EPHEMERA, VINTAGE SUITCASES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include various British and Continental cream jugs, coffee cans and saucers (sd), a perfume bottle caddy with four glass bottles, a vintage suitcase containing approximately forty children's books including Enid Blyton and Ladybird titles, another suitcase with vanity items (incomplete), two plated table lamps, a canteen of cutlery, a Howes and Burley Ltd lamp height 31.5cm etc (sd) (2 CASES + LOOSE)
~ A Victorian silver toasting fork by Henry Wilkinson & Co, engraved with scrollwork and having carved ivory handle, Sheffield, 1863, together with a quantity of mainly 19th century silver spoons and utensils including Kings pattern caddy spoon, London, 1865, sauce ladle by William Bateman I, London, 1822, weighable silver 1084 grams
Assorted jewellery, to include Norwegian silver and enamel butterfly brooch, stamped Sterling 925S Norway, two silver bangles, one hallmarked, the other stamped Silver 925, an amber bead necklace, simulated amber necklace, etc., together with a mother of pearl folding fruit knife with hallmarked silver blade, brass caddy spoon, the terminal with enamel shield detailed Scarborough, and a boxed Bilston and Battersea Enamels box
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