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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Victorian burr walnut tea caddy, the domed lid lifting to reveal a cut glass mixing bowl with caddy spoon, flanked by twin compartments, w.32cmCondition report: Some losses to foil.Bowl with no apparent damage, but possibly not original.Spoon would benefit from a polish.No key.Lid does not sit quite flush.Minor splits to veneer.With some age wear all over.
A George V Bachelor's Silver Three-Piece Tea Service, and a Late Victorian Silver Oval Tea Caddy, the tea service by W. & E.V., Sheffield 1911, the circular bodies with James pattern shaped borders and on pad feet, comprising - tea pot with ebonised handle and finial, 5.5ins high, sugar basin, 4.25ins diameter, and milk jug, gross weight 19.5ozs, the tea caddy, London 1896, with partly reeded body and cover with turned finial, 3.75ins high, weight 4.25ozs
Two Elizabeth II Silver "Prince of Wales" Caddy Spoons, each by Garrard & Co. Ltd, one with shaped bowl with Prince of Wales plumes, cast with Welsh dragon to finial, 3ins overall, London 1968, the other with circular cast bowl and rectangular finial, 2.75ins overall, London 1981, combined weight 2.19ozs
A George V Silver Caddy Spoon and Three Elizabeth II Silver Caddy Spoons, the George V spoon by Robert Richard Prout, London 1944, with oval planished bowl and open spiral handle, 3.25ins overall, a spoon by W.F. Knight Ltd, London 1981, with circular planished bowl and leaf cast handle, 3ins overall, a spoon by J.A. Campbell, London 2006, with triangular shaped bowl and pierced handle, 3ins overall, and one other by Thomas O'Connor & Sons Ltd, Dublin 1973, with Genninsheen gold collar pattern finial, 3.125ins overall, in presentation case, combined weight 2.89ozs
A Victorian Silver and Silver Gilt Caddy Spoon and Two Other Caddy Sppons, one embossed with various shells and with lilypad pattern handle, 3.25ins overall, Birmingham 1852, a Victorian silver caddy spoon, the shell pattern bowl embossed with poppy with leaf and poppy pattern handle, 3.25ins overall, probably Birmingham 1857, and a 19th Century silvery metal vine leaf and fruiting vine pattern caddy spoon, 2.125ins, apparently unmarked, total weight 1.2ozs
A George III Plain Silver Caddy Spoon and Three Other Silver Caddy Spoons, the George III spoon, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1812, with scoop pattern bowl and fiddle pattern handle, 3.25ins overall, and three other plain silver caddy spoons, two with fiddle pattern handles, one with Old English pattern handle, gross weight 1.65ozs
Four George III Silver Caddy Spoons, one cast silver gilt vine and fruiting leaf pattern spoon, probably Birmingham 1808, with wirework handle, 3ins overall, a silver scoop pattern caddy spoon, by John Taylor, Birmingham 1807, with turned mother-of-pearl handle, and two other plain silver caddy spoons with shaped bowls, various dates, gross weight 1.05ozs
A George III Silver Caddy Spoon and Three Other Silver Caddy Spoons, the George III spoon, by Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hyne, probably London 1812, with shell pattern bowl, 3.375ins overall, a Victorian silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1854, with shell pattern bowl shaped and pierced handle, 3.25ins overall, two other caddy spoons, both unmarked, one with wrigglework bowl, the other with shell bowl, weight 1.5ozs
A George III Silver Caddy Spoon and Three Other Silver Caddy Spoons, the George III spoon, by John Taylor, Birmingham 1818, with shovel pattern bowl engraved with leafage, 2.625ins overall, two other George III caddy spoons, and a Victorian caddy spoon, all with engraved bowls, weight 1.15ozs
A George III Silver Caddy Spoon and Three Other Silver Caddy Spoons, the George III spoon, by William Bennett, London 1804, the bowl embossed with shell ornament, 3ins overall, two other George III silver caddy spoons with shell pattern bowls, an Edward VIII silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1936, with floral cast silver handle, weight 1.35ozs
A George V Silver Circular Tea Caddy, and Mixed Silverware, the tea caddy, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1912, with cast flowerhead finial and moulded body, 5ins high, weight 12.5ozs, two George V silver oval sweetmeat baskets, Sheffield 1909 and 1913, with pierced sides and each on four pad feet, 5.5ins x 2.5ins, a George V silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1933, 5.5ins x 3.25ins, a George V plain silver double sovereign case, Birmingham 1911, and other pieces, total weighable silver 30ozs
SELECTION OF GEORGE III AND LATER SILVER SPOONScomprising a mother of pearl handled sugar shovel, Birmingham 1807; an Edwardian teaspoon with twist stem and motif decorated finial, Birminham 1906, maker William Hair Haseler; two Mexican silver spoons with sun and motif decoration to the bowls and animal finials, marked 'Sterling 925'; a George IV tea caddy spoon with engraved acorn decoration to the bowl, London 1822, maker G.W; a child's spoon from a spoon and pusher set, the bowl with embossed Little Miss Muffet and spider decoration, Birmingham 1922; and a St Andrews Cathedral souvenir spoon (7)
SELECTION OF VARIOUS COLLECTABLESincluding a Chinese enamel decorated pot with hardstone flowers, various decorative hand painted and gilt eggs; two vintage Jacksons of Piccadilly tea canisters, a brass Lipton's souvenir tea caddy, some cased cutlery, a small tortoise shell effect mantel clock, a brass ship decorated nut cracker, and a vintage tin opener in the form of a stylised cow, etc.
A late 19th century Victorian burr walnut tea caddy. The tea caddy of a rectangular form with hinged lid and diamond shape bone insertion to the key hole along a with an oak inkwell stand of a rectangular form with arched handle to the top flanked by two glass inkwells, pen holder to the front above a single drawer with turned pull handle.
Victorian mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus form, L22cm, Girolamo Savonarola commemorative bronze medallion, Edwardian silver mounted clear glass globular match striker table vesta, small wooden plane, silver framed clock by R. Carr, 18th/ 19th century snuff box and 19th century bamboo parasol handle with carved ivory terminal in the form of a dog
A Regency inlaid rosewood teapoy, enclosing two hinged caddy compartments, applied with brass side ring handles and raised upon a lyre shaped pedestal and four sabre supports with brass paw feet and castors, height 73cm, width 38cm width 27cm.Provenance:Michael Trethewey. A Gentleman of Taste.We are delighted to be selling in this sale and over forthcoming sales, items from the estate of the collector Michael Trethewey. Michael had an unerring eye for quality. He was a frequent visitor to these auction rooms, an elegantly dressed, unassuming man who bought well and had a singular passion for old school antiques.We are honoured to be handling his estate and as well as the items in this antiques sale we will be selling further pieces from his extensive collection in our June 17th Jewellery, Silver & Watches Sale and across our range of upcoming specialist sales.
A George III ivory veneered octagonal tea caddy, with tortoiseshell lining and lidded compartment, width 12cm.Provenance:Michael Trethewey. A Gentleman of Taste.We are delighted to be selling in this sale and over forthcoming sales, items from the estate of the collector Michael Trethewey. Michael had an unerring eye for quality. He was a frequent visitor to these auction rooms, an elegantly dressed, unassuming man who bought well and had a singular passion for old school antiques.We are honoured to be handling his estate and as well as the items in this antiques sale we will be selling further pieces from his extensive collection in our June 17th Jewellery, Silver & Watches Sale and across our range of upcoming specialist sales.
QIANJIANG ENAMELED AND INSCRIBED TEA CADDY WITH COVER TONGZHI MARK BUT LATER the container of cylindrical form, the body decorated on one side with a bearded scholar seated with a pile of books in a garden, the other side inscribed with 'Shi Shu Zhi Le (詩書之樂 The Joy of Poetry)', 'Jia Wu Zhong Qiu Shu Yu Chang Jiang' (甲午仲秋書於昌江 written at Changjiang in the autumn of Jiawu year), corresponding to 1894 AD, and further signed 'Xi Quan Shi Zuo' (錫泉氏作 Made by Xiquanshi), whilst the domed cover with a peach as finial painted with his attendent and inscribed 'Fang Yuan Re Fa' (仿元人法 Imitating the Yuan style), the base stamped with a four-character Tongzhi mark in iron-red(9.8cm high)Footnote: Provenance: Private English collection, Middlesbrough
A collectors' lot comprising a Victorian papier-mâché snuff box printed with a depiction of children playing cricket, a Mauchline ware treen box containing a drinking glass depicting Armagh from the west, a 1930s oak tea caddy, a wooden nut cracker, a crumb tray and brush, a carved coconut shell, two pieces of studio pottery, and a pewter covered dressing table jar (9).
A group of early 20th century Wedgwood jasperware to include a jasper bowl with diced decoration, first in a museum series no.200/500, with certificate, an American Independence Bicentennial 1776-1976 goblet, various framed and unframed wall plaques, one black basalt example commemorative of Beethoven dated 1770-1827, an American Bicentennial 1976 wall plate, a green jasperware commemorative tea caddy with Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, etc (11). CONDITION REPORT All have some age-related wear in the form of surface scratches, some slight discolouration to interior. Bowl: no obvious signs of restoration, no chips or cracks.Plaques: no chips or cracks, small ridge to top of small blue plaque.Green canister: some tiny discolouration marks to one side.
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