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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA pair of loaded silver stem vases, Chester 1913, 18cm, an octagonal bon bon dish with pierced sides, a circular bon bon dish, a silver lidded pot, silver caddy spoon, a pair of glass dressing table pots with silver lids, 4 by 4cm, and rectangular dressing table pot, a silver napkin ring, and a white metal cup, 9.11toz total silver weight excluding vases. (11)
A pair of silver napkin rings, with embossed classical decoration, Birmingham 1899, weight 2oz, together with a Dutch imported caddy spoon, the bowl embossed with a girl carrying a yoke in landscape, having a ship finial, import marks for London 1901, a pair of hallmarked silver sugar tongs and a butter knife
λ A George III ivory decagonal tea caddy, inlaid with tortoiseshell stringing, the tent hinged top with a silver loop handle revealing a part foil lined interior with a tortoiseshell lid, the front with a miniature painting of a lady beside a tomb within a silver mount and a silver dot border, 12.3cm high, 11.5cm wide.
λ An 18th century Anglo-Indian rosewood and ivory tea chest, the hinged top with a caddy moulded edge with ivory banding decorated in lac with scrolling leaves and flowers, with a bronze swing handle and a central tree, the interior with a plush lining and three divisions containing two cut glass and silver lidded canisters, each engraved with the coat of arms of the Egerton family, the front with an engraved escutcheon, c.1770, Vizagapatam, 14cm high, 22.6cm wide, 12.8cm deep. The coat of arms are for the marriage of William Egerton (1726-1783) to Mary Kirke (1727-). They had six children. The Egerton family were important landowners. One of the family was made Viscount Brackley, later Earl of Bridgewater. Another became Duke of Bridgewater and pioneered the construction of many of Britain's canals. The Egertons own Tatton Park, Cheshire.
A George III silver tea caddy spoon, the handle with bright cut decoration, probably London 1809, a Dutch rectangular hinge lidded trinket box, with embossed decoration, an Oriental mustard pot, decorated with dragons, a pair of small pricket candlesticks, detailed Silver, height 8cm and fourteen mostly plated condiment spoons, (18).
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