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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA small 19th Century mahogany sargophagal shaped tea caddy with fitted two divisions, on ivory feet, width 16cm, and a mahogany rectangular and brass edged tea caddy, width 23cm. (2) Subject to CITES regulations. Due to the ivory content of one of the caddies, this lot will require a re-export permit if shipped outside the mainland UK.
Make & Model: VW Caddy C20 Plus TDI 102Date of Reg: PN11 YNKColour: Whitecc: 1598MoT: 21-09-2021Fuel Type: DIESELMileage: 362kTransmission: MANUALSummary: Two registered keeper with the last keeper since Nov 2014. Ten service stamps and one handwritten entry. Six additional service records on report last recorded service September 2020 at 315,914 milesVehicle Check Sheet: https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/umbraco/surface/auction/GetVehicleCheckSheet?id=149206
A Victorian domed burr walnut cut brass mounted tea caddy, an Edwardian oak desk stand, an early 19th century mahogany tea caddy, and a pair of late George III brass candlesticksthe caddy with a two division interior, the candlesticks having ribbed baluster stems on square cast bases, marked J T & Co. for John Turner & Co., (5)first height 17.3 cm.Condition: First some water marks and wear to rear of domed lid. One finial missing to interior cover. The other finial present but not attached to cover. Mahogany tea caddy with a water ring mark to lid and back. Key present and lock working.
A pair of silver stylised caddy spoons by Amy Sandheim, London 1943, each 9.5cm long, together with a further silver spoon by Amy Sandheim and a similar white metal spoon, not stamped, total weight approx. 3oz (4)Condition report: Makers mark on two slightly rubbed, other than this general wear but no significant visible damage, refer to images
ROYAL DOULTON; HN1298 'Sweet and Twenty', width 18cm, a Rosenthal hand-painted charger decorated with birds nesting and floral sprays, diameter 35.5cm, also a 20th century Continental figure group depicting a seated maiden reading to a gentleman, height 14cm, Beswick figure of a stag no.954, a Karl Enz figure of storks, Royal Worcester blush ivory miniature jug, Beswick Beatrix Potter figure 'Timmy Willie from Johnny Town Mouse', with gold back stamp, height 7cm etc (9).Additional InformationThe Coalport cottage with hairline crack to the top, the tea caddy with crack to the foot rim and cover, the Continental figure group has been damaged. The gentleman has had his arm off and glued back, Timmy Willie with a sliver chip to the foot rim, the Doulton figure with minor paint losses. The plate with numerous scratches.
A 19th Century Kangxi baluster vase with blue and white floral spray and bird decoration, bears four mark character mark to base 13.5 cm high together with various other 19th Century and later blue and white oriental china wares to include two tureens, one on stand, a set of three plates and another similar, two vases etc together with a 19th Century Kang-shi polychrome decorated ginger jar with floral motifs bearing four mark character mark to base (no lid) 13 cm high etcCondition ReportCylindrical vase - with some restoration to the rim and drill hole towards the base - obviously once as a lamp. Small baluster shaped vase appears in good condition. Ginger jar appears to have been restored to the neck but otherwise looks OK. Treacle-banded craquelure vase with some loss to the tail of one bird. Otherwise appears OK. Two two-handled cups - one with chip to rim - otherwise appear OK. Rectangular tureen - scuff mark to the glaze to one corner. Small firing faults throughout. Otherwise appears OK. Sauce tureen with some discolouration to the interior of the lid and pock marks to the glaze similar to the base though condition basically sound with the exception of firing crack to the handle. Four small plates and small oval plate basically sound - see images. Small tea bowl with nibbling to the rim and chip to the base. Tea caddy unevenly formed though basically sound. English blue and white transfer decorated tureen base with some discolouration, several cracks, firing faults and glaze loss to one edge. Craquelure throughout. See images for further detail.
A late George III mahogany and satinwood strung single section tea caddy 11.6cm wide x 11cm high, another mahogany single section tea caddy with metal lined interior 12cm wide x 12.4cm high and a rosewood two section tea caddy with mother of pearl inlaid medallion decoration 18.5cm wide x 10cm highCondition ReportDamage in places to all three, including lose to corner of one and damage to the top along hinge line to the same. Appears to have had some sympathetic restoration ie polishing etc, general wear and tear to include some small bumps, scratches, etc. See images for more details
Two 19th Century tea caddies, one of rectangular section, with string inlay and an ivory escutcheon, opening to reveal a fitted interior with two covered compartments, 15 x 11 x 11.5cms high, together with one further rosewood tea caddy, with string inlay, a brass escutcheon, and vacant interior, 20 x 12 x 10cms high.
Georg Jensen: A Danish silver ‘Lily of the Valley’ pattern caddy spoon, 1921, reverse stamped ‘925’, maker’s mark, Copenhagen Three Towers mark for year of manufacture (1921), Assay Master mark for C.F.Heise and George Stockwell import mark for London 1921, length 10.2cm. £60-£80 --- George Stockwell & Co Ltd were importers of silver and assay agents, registered in 1907 and were one of the main importers of Jensen silverwares in the UK.
Keswick School of Industrial Art: a steel caddy spoon, with spot hammered finish, the stem edged with stitch detail, reverse stamped ‘KSIA KESWICK’ and ‘FIRTH TAYBRIGHT’, length 9.2cm. £30-£50 --- Keswick School of Industrial Art (KSIA) was founded in 1884 by Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley and his wife Edith as an evening class in woodwork and metalwork at the Crosthwaite Parish Rooms, in Keswick, Cumbria. (Canon Hardwicke was one of the three co-founders of the National Trust and a prominent philanthropic figure in the Cumbria). The enterprise, designed to help alleviate unemployment, prospered and within 10 years more than 100 men were attending classes. The school closed in 1984.
to include a cased eight and six-piece condiment sets, 1940s; a bag of miscellaneous condiments including a set of boat-shaped salts, other salts, pepperpots, Georgian caddy spoon, two silver-mounted 'pig' pin cushions, tea caddy etc., a pair of Corinthian column candlesticks FEL, sauceboat, menu holders etc.Weighable silver: 40oz (approximately)
to include a pair of George III small boat-shaped salts and liners, London 1783, lug handles, simple moulded band to the waist, stepped base; a large copy of the anointing spoon Elkington & Co. Birmingham; a small bombe tea caddy and cover; a pair of spill vases; a cased set of coffee spoons; and a christening mugWeighable silver: 25oz
A George III mahogany caddy-top chest of drawers,having a brushing slide over four long graduated drawers with original brass handles and bracket feet,84cm wide 46cm deep79cm highCondition report: Minor veneer repairs to stiles flanking drawers. Some fading and discolouration throughout. Marks, scratches and wear to top. Splits, losses and repairs to mouldings.Cockbeading and veneer around drawers. Repair/alteration and possible replacement to feet. Backboards strengthened. See additional images.
A small French wall collection box,the raised back inset with a mirrored panel over-decorated with foliate carvings,22cm wide12cm deep21cm high,a walnut tea caddy in the form of a bureau,19th century, with strung and crossbanded decoration,12cm wide9cm deep12cm high, an oak glove box,27cm wide13cm deep 11cm high,together with a papier mâché box,decorated with flowers (4)Condition report: teacaddy with splits and small loses, the feet replaced with small screws, the interior lacking, overall poor orderthe oak glove box with mall areas of rubbing wear, light knocks and dents overall reasonable condition papier mache box missing the return from one side of the cover, chipped and scratched with rubbing to the decoration
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