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Los 1650
An early 19th century tortoiseshell hexagonal tea caddy, with ivory finial and shaped body. 14 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: This tea caddy is an attractive example overall in a sound condition and retaining inner lid, but does have a few issues to mention as follows:- Firstly the entire exterior surface of the caddy exhibits various wispy striations. This may be because the surface needs nourishing with polish or maybe because there is separation of the veneer from the underside, we do not know and cannot comment further. Looking at the top of the caddy the ivory finial has a small hairline crack and there is a small nibble to the tortoiseshell hexagonal ledge immediately below. Looking at the top, one of the white metal wires emanating from the finial is slightly bent to the corner and there is a small degree of chipping to the tortoiseshell in this area. Looking at the base of the caddy there is slight loss to the metal stringing to the lower left of the front panel and there is a small amount of chipping to the bottom front left corner. Turning the caddy counterclockwise there is further loss to this metal stringing to three of the panel corners. Looking at the rear of the caddy the hinge is slightly loose from the base and there are two areas of ivory stringing missing to the left of the hinge. The push catch is rather stiff and we are trying to avoid closing the caddy because of this. The caddy retains the inner lid but there are a few small chips to the tortoiseshell. The lid does retain the ivory handle and it is in good condition. The lid of the caddy is lined with later purple velvet and the interior is slightly damaged to the tin lining. The underside of the caddy retains the seemingly original black Morocco leather insert.
Los 1653
A George III tortoiseshell oval tea caddy, with ball finial and reeded sides. 13 cm high (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The caddy really is in first class condition. We can see no evidence of any significant damage, repairs or restoration. There are some minor stress fractures to the surface but again these are in our opinion hardly significant. The lid closes as it should and there is no warping. The lock, escutcheon and keeper are all present but we do not have a key. There are some stress fractures to the ivory beneath the lid and to the top of the caddy itself and there is one small loss near the hinge. The lid is not warped and fits well. Much of the lead lining is present with only minor perishing. The main body of the piece is in good order. The feet and leather base appear original.
Los 1655
A George III ivory decagonal tea caddy, inlaid with tortoiseshell stringing, the front inset with white metal vacant shield cartouche. 11 cm high (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This caddy is externally in good overall condition although there is a small piece of tortoiseshell stringing loose to the front lower edge (currently secured by Sellotape) some loss to the baize to base, very slight scratching to the front panel and some damage to the foil interior.
Los 1658
A George III green tortoiseshell oval tea caddy, the lid inset with engraved white metal rectangular cartouche. 11 cm high, lacking inner lid (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The caddy is in generally good order with no significant losses or fractures to the tortoiseshell. The only real issue is that the tortoiseshell, in particular to the lid is lifting and visibly rippled in the centre but with no accompanying stress fractures or cracks. The tortoiseshell to both the front and the back is also lifting a little in places but no as significantly as to the lid. The lid shuts correctly. There is no warping. There is no interior lid. The hinge, lock and escutcheon are original. We have no key. The fabric to the base is perished but appears to be original.
Los 1664
A George III silver tea caddy by William Plummer, of shaped oval outline, with urn finial and engraved throughout with floral swags. 12 cm high, London 1786, weight 291 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The lid of this caddy does not close quite to flush, lifting slightly about the width of the lid on the right-hand edge. There is a small dent to the left-hand edge probably about a fingertip size which is relatively shallow and mostly likely would push out. There is no apparent splitting to the metal. The hallmarks and makers mark are very clearly impressed. There is a very small dent to the base at the front right-hand edge. Overall this caddy is a good example and bears an engraved initial monogram which is rather feint to the lid.
Los 1665
A George III mahogany square tea caddy, with canted sides, inlaid with oval shell paterae, satinwood and herringbone bandings. 14 cm high (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This caddy is externally in good overall condition although there is a small piece of tortoiseshell stringing loose to the front lower edge (currently secured by Sellotape). There is some loss to the baize to base, very slight scratching to the front panel and some damage to the foil interior.
Los 1680
An 18th century pearlware pottery tea caddy, decorated in underglaze blue with leaves, moulded in relief and decorated in yellow and green to front and reverse, with caricature scenes of an overweight lady and gentleman with attendants. 13 cm high (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The caddy is lacking its cover, the rim has some chipping, the body has wear to the highest relief areas to include the figures noses and the moulded surrounds, the base has crazing and staining, the body is also finely crazed, the base also has a imperfection of horizontal linear form.
Los 1683
An 18th century pearlware pottery oval tea caddy of architectural design, with reeded columns to corners. 13 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The cover is missing, the neck rim with crack showing and some wear, the body with some glaze loss to the upper section with some cracking also, the base with crazing and some edge wear to the base rim, a small stress crack to the base of one capital, the base with crazing throughout.
Los 1684
An 18th century creamware pottery tea caddy, with curved top and moulded in relief with leaves, decorated in blue with dog roses. 11.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The caddy is lacking its cover and has some wear to the canisters rim. The moulded detail has some evidence of wear and minor glaze loss. The base has wear throughout and crazing with some staining showing. The base has some minor nibbles to the edges and corners.
Los 1685
An 18th century Staffordshire green salt glazed stoneware tea caddy, decorated with stars and dots. 12.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The green glazed caddy is lacking its cover and there is some wear to the rim and a small area of repair/restoration. The caddy's shoulder is showing a stress mark or fault in the manufacture radiating from the corner. The body has some glaze pitting and some irregularities in the design. The base has a small fault to the corner showing as a line or crack, the base has wear and some glaze pitting. Looking at the caddy in more detail, the glaze doesn't appear to be salt glazed it appears to be a general green glaze with slight iridescence. The restoration to the rim of this caddy is to one of the sides and is approximately a finger nail shaped portion, extending to 2 cm width x 1 cm deep.
Los 1689
An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain tea caddy, with gilded rims and arched top, decorated with pagodas and with possibly associated brass cover. 13.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The caddy has an associated brass cover, the rim with small flaked chip, the caddy has some wear to the gilt decoration and some base wear but overall is in good condition.
Los 1690
An 18th century Dutch creamware pottery "Marriage" tea caddy, decorated with male and female profiles and worded PV and OR, together with inscriptions to reverse and underside in Dutch. 10 cm high and bearing internally a Sotheby's Sussex reference label (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a chip to the top lip and a small repair to the rear of the lip also. The main body of the caddy has surface scratches and marks and there is some crazing to the glaze. There are also losses to the paintwork. The underside edge of the caddy has glaze chips.
Los 1695
A pair of George III mahogany and amboyna domed top square section tea caddies, inlaid with shell paterae, satinwood bandings and checkered stringing. 12.5 cm high (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both the darker of the two caddies is in generally extremely good condition with no real issues. There are no significant splits, stress fractures, scratches or losses at all. The lid closes as it should and is not warped. The interior lid is present. The majority of the lead lining is also complete. We do not have a key. The accompanying caddy has a significant scuff and loss to the top right hand rear corner of the domed lid which also runs through to the rear corner and there are further scratches down the right hand rear angle. There is slight discoloration to the crossbanding on the left hand side of the top and other minor blemishes to the main body of the piece. The interior lid is present and the majority of the lead lining is present. Both locks and lock plates and all hinges are original to both pieces. We do not have any keys.
Los 597
A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR TEA CADDY, A LATE VICTORIAN MINIATURE WALNUT TWO DRAWER CHEST AND FIVE PIECES OF METALWARE INCLUDING AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CAST BRASS CASKET, the tea caddy with brass shield escutcheon, two division interior, with covered compartment and space for a glass bowl, width 22.5cm, the walnut drawers missing one handle and section of timber missing to top right corner, width 23cm, the brass casket with hinged cover cast with pixies, the front with Cockington Forge and historical figures to the sides, width 14cm, together with four items of pewter (7)
Los 469
TWENTY FOUR PIECES OF MASONS MANDALAY, to include square sandwich plate diameter including handles 27cm, a 22cm plate, three octagonal shaped jugs tallest height 20.5cm, a hexagonal shaped jug height 20cm, a small tea kettle height 14cm, a sauce tureen, stand and ladle, a hexagonal shaped footed bowl diameter 17cm, an octagonal shaped bowl diameter 16cm, a three piece cruet set with stand, a coffee cup and saucer, two covered twin handled vase/tea caddy, various dishes etc (Condition report: different backstamps, twin handled oval dish has scratches through base, overall general condition ok)
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