Ï’A George III paper-scroll work and beech cribbage marker board, circa 1770, of oval section, the parcel gilt and painted scroll work arranged with a central floral motif, the pierced board raised on four turned baluster legs, with marker box to the underside, 2.5cm high, 19.5cm wide; a Napoleon III gilt bronze framed magnifying glass, third quarter 19th century, 24cm long; a brass table top calling card holder, late 19th century, cast with a cat in tailcoat and a music stand; a specimen wood and ivorine cribbage board in Tunbridge ware style, late 19th century, a George III burr yew veneered and sycamore strung tea caddy, last quarter 18th century, of rectangular section, the domed, hinged cover opening to a paper-lined interior with two subsidiary caddies, 12.5cm high, 18cm wide, 10cm deep; and a William IV rosewood tea caddy, circa 1830, of sarcophagus form, on bun feet; the interior with two subsidiary caddies and a circular recess, 18cm high, 35cm wide, 19cm deep Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.Ï’
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Ï’A George IV or William IV tortoiseshell veneered, metal strung and ivory banded tea caddy, second quarter 19th century, of rectangular section, with serpentine front, on bun feet; the hinged cover opening to an ivory banded interior with two conforming subsidiary covers, 11.5cm high, 17cm wide, 11cm deep Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Ï’A George IV or William IV tortoiseshell veneered, metal strung and ivory banded tea caddy, second quarter 19th century, of rectangular section, with serpentine front, on coquilla nut feet; the hinged cover opening to an ivory banded interior with two conforming subsidiary covers, 12.5cm high, 19cm wide, 12cm deep Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
A collection of miscellaneous silver to include a Victorian toast rack, raised on four ball feet; an oval tea caddy; sauce boat, Sheffield 1922, with scallop border; a cased condiment set, London 1898, of rectangular form, scallop border, raised on four ball feet; a cased egg and spoon set, Birmingham; various condiments, a plated cocktail shaker; Victorian rattles, dressing table bottle various silver mounted velvet pouches and cantles (qty) Weighable silver: 29oz
A collection of fiddle and shell flatware various makers and dates, predominantly 19th century, comprising seventeen table spoons, twenty table forks, twelve dessert forks, twenty silver handle knives, twenty five filled handle silver knives and forks, crest to terminal; together with a collection of miscellaneous caddy and salt spoons; a plated soup ladle, a pair of plated serving spoons and a collection of plated and foreign flatware (qty) Weighable silver: 137oz
A collection of eleven caddy spoons to include; five various Georgian shovel shaped spoons, one Samuel Pemberton, two with turned mother of pearl handles; a small George III caddy spoon with heart shaped bowl; three various Georgian scallop bowl shaped caddy spoons; two modern caddy spoons, shell shaped bowl and handle; together with a tea strainer, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1921, of Shell pattern (12) Weight (all in): 4.8oz
A collection of eleven various caddy spoons two similar shovels, Samuel Pemberton, turned mother of pearl handles; a fiddle pattern EP caddy spoon; a Continental style spoon with stamped shell decoration; scallop bowl with applied shell to the short handle; a George III example with bright cut engraving decoration; a modern copy of a Jockey hat caddy spoon; three various scallop bowl examples and a modern caddy spoon with rectangular bowl (11) Weight (all in): 4.9oz
A collection of 19th century and later tea caddies and boxes to include a burr walnut twin-compartment tea caddy with space for sugar bowl, two walnut jewellery boxes (lacking interiors), a 19th century mahogany twin-compartment tea caddy with later handle and an early 20th century rosewood and brass-mounted glass-lined box.
A late 19th century rosewood Tonbridge ware box, width 22cm, a George III elliptical fruitwood tea caddy with flower head paterae and marquetry decoration in the shape of swags and festoons, a small cylindrical pot with green cabochon stones, marked 'Allarn' to the base and a small walnut playing card case with mosaic bandwork to the centre, marked 'Bordichigre'.
A Victorian mahogany two-compartment tea caddy on bun supports (lacking lead lining and tea containers), a small oak box containing a quantity of wooden chess pieces, a plated engine-turned cigarette box and one other metal cigarette box with pink enamelled top and a contemporary onyx and metal cigarette box (5).
A George III mahogany tea caddy of rectangular form, the hinged cover with a looping brass handle opening to reveal a divisional interior, 12.5cm high, 25cm wide, 11.5cm deep together with a Victorian rosewood veneered example with angular brass loop handle opening for reveal a fitted interior, a central cut glass jar flanked by lidded compartments, 15cm high, 30cm wide, 15cm deep and a further Victorian example, of arched chest form, veneered in coromandel with applied polished and chased brass mounts, opening to reveal a divisional further lidded interior (3) 13.5cm high, 21cm wide, 12cm deep (3)
A Regency mahogany sarcophagus shape caddy box, the rectangular gadrooned top with concave border and enclosing a vacant central compartment flanked by four lidded compartments, lacking liners, the canted plain body with gadrooned lower border and applied gilt metal ring handles and foliate mounts, 48cm wide, 32cm deep, 18cm high Provenance: Coton Hall
Mixed Lot: comprising various silver and white metal flatware including six seal top coffee spoons together with matching sugar tongs, further pair of sugar tongs, sifter spoon, christening spoon and fork, caddy spoon, cake fork and tea spoon and a silver backed clothes brush, weighable silver approx 279gms, various dates and makers (15)
FOUR ITEMS OF FLATWARE, to include a mother of pearl handled, silver plated serving butter knife with engraved scrolling decoration to the blade, a Georgian silver shovel shaped caddy spoon, a Georgian silver plain caddy spoon and a modern silver handled letter opener, three with silver hallmarks, lengths 93mm to 200mm, approximate total weight of caddy spoons 21 grams
An Arts & Crafts style silver caddy spoon having a hammered bowl and terminal bearing pierced decoration in the form of the Tree of Life within a rope twist border, London 1929, Henry George Murphy with Falcon Studio mark. approx 100mm & 31gNO VISABLE FAULTS OR REPAIRS. NO ENGRAVINGS, SOME WEAR TO PLANNISHING ON BACK OF THE BOWL. VERY TARNISHED
A George V silver Caddy Spoon, by George Unite, hallmarked Birmingham, 1925, with shell finial, together with a George IV silver spoon, by Edward Farrell, hallmarked London, 1823, two silver pierced pin trays, hallmarked Birmingham 1899, an unusual pair of silver plated asparagus tongs, and a small quantity of other silver flatware, circular dish, etc. weighable silver 5ozt (a lot)
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