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Los 108
A Chinese hexagonal silver coloured metal tea caddy and cover, decorated figures, birds and foliage, 14 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by GH The spout leans slightly to one side, suggesting that the caddy may have been dropped at some point. There is wear to the corners of the hexagonal rim at the top, in some places it has just worn through. The sides are dented in places and there is old polish in the decorative panels on the sides. There are two large dents at opposite ends of the foot-rim of the canister, both of which are visible from the side. There are two marks to the base See illustrations Approx. 9.5 ozt
Los 119
A George III silver Kings pattern caddy spoon, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1817 (af); together with another silver caddy spoon, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1902. Condition Report: The Georgian caddy spoon has a crease where handle meets bowl and this has a crack beginning within it. Bowl is slightly misshapen and has two dents. H&T example has a slight bend to side of bowl.
Los 1406
An Edwardian fern ware tea caddy with serpentine front, stamped 'Smith, Mauchlin, Manuafacturers His Majesty', 20.5cm wide. Condition Report: Overall condition is commensurate with age and use. However the top has suffered with some heat damage. The base and silvered interiors have minor damage to the hinged area (interior). NO key present.
Los 1437
A mixed lot, to include: a burr yew wood tea caddy; two horn beakers; two studio pottery bowls; and a vintage Metamec wall timepiece. Condition Report: Whilst the interior looks complete the outside shows signs of wear and tear. The veneer is cracked and the stringing is missing in places. The escutcheon is missing as is the key.
Los 459
A 19th century Hungarian ash tea caddy of rectangular form enclosing a pair of lidded compartments and a central pedestal glass bowl, 30.5cm wide x 17cm high x 16cm deep CONDITION REPORT: Surface scratches, some veneer cracks, dents, internal boxes no longer hinged, in overall used condition
Los 294
EARLY 19th CENTURY NEW HALL PORCELAIN TEA CADDY of flat arched form, painted with designs of galleons under sail and small scaled panels and foliage. C. 1800-1810. 5" high (12.5cm). CONDITION REPORT: The lid is overall chipped with damage to the knob, the body whilst rather grubby shows no obvious damage or restoration, some losses to paint in places.
Los 354
18th CENTURY TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, having indented case with hinged cover, inner cover, two compartments and ivory outlines. 5.25" wide (13cm). CONDITION REPORT: Small area of missing tortoiseshell, one section of tortoiseshell detached from front although showing in photograph. Hinges intact. Odd cracks to veneers also evident and rather grubby.
Los 358
18th CENTURY TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY having domed hinged top with silver escutcheon, opening to reveal inner cover with divided and lined interior, indented front standing on four bun feet. 6" across (14.5cm). CONDITION REPORT: Losses to tortoiseshell veneers particularly around the skirted base in four places. Losses to ivory banding to interior edges, loose veneers in places and hinges are loosely fitted. Rather grubby overall.
Los 346
A George II mahogany press cupboard, circa 1750, possibly Irish A George II mahogany press cupboard, circa 1750, possibly Irish, the caddy moulded top above a pair of field panelled doors, opening to two sliding trays above a drawer, on ogee moulded bracket feet, 109cm high, 125cm wide, 67cm deep
Los 386
A George III mahogany secretaire chest , circa 1800 A George III mahogany secretaire chest , circa 1800, the rectangular top with moulded edge above secretaire drawer fitted with an exquisite satinwood and inlaid interior including a removable tea caddy, above three further long graduated drawers and bracket feet, 103cm high, 110cm wide, 55cm deep
Los 400
Two Victorian copper food moulds, mid 19th century, one of lobed form, 9cm high Two Victorian copper food moulds, mid 19th century, one of lobed form, 9cm high, one of hollow cylindrical form, 10cm high, both with tinned interiors; a copper casket, early 19th century, of hexagonal section, with hinged cover, 6.5cm high; a Regency rosewood tea caddy, circa 1815, of sarcophagus form, 15cm high, 20cm wide; an Italian olivewood and marquetry watch stand, late 19th century, 10 x 9cm when closed; a south east Asian carved ivory jar and cover, late 19th century, 9.5cm high; and a copper and leather mounted souvenir miniature, late 19th century
Los 173A
A 19th century rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the hinged cover opening to a fitted interior of a cut glass mixing bowl flanked by two lidded tea caddies, the sides with terminals cast in the form of urns issuing flowers, suspending rings, raised on four foliate cast paw feet, 31.5cm wide x 20cm high x 15.5cm deep
Los 206
A Victorian walnut and brass bound tea caddy and a Victorian coromandel and brass bound stationary casket, the tea caddy with a hinged dome top opening to a fitted interior of two lidded compartments, 23.5cm wide x 16.5cm high x 13cm deep, the stationary casket with a hinged dome top opening to a fitted interior, 24cm wide x 16.5cm high x 13cm deep, (2).
Los 529
A George IV square satinwood tea caddy. With rosewood banding, marquetry inlaid ribbon swags and shell motif and with acanthus carved gilt wood internal lid with turned ivory knop, 12.5cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Two pieces of missing banding. Some veneer cracks. No key.
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