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Lot 215
Selection of miscellaneous silver including George IV silver caddy spoon (London 1829), maker - E. W., George V silver pedestal bon bon dish with pierced decoration (Birmingham 1913), silver sugar bowl (Sheffield 1927), mustard pot (Birmingham 1937) and condiment spoon (Sheffield 1902). All at approximately 6ozs, bon bon dish 10cm diameter (5)
Lot 243
Late Victorian silver tea caddy of bombé form, with ropework border, hinged domed cover with flame finial on four paw feet (London 1899), maker - F. A. B. All at approximately 6ozs, 11.5cm overall height CONDITION REPORT General overall condition quite good, surface scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. Front panel of body is dented and creased towards left upper area and there are initial signs where other dents have been removed. Cover hinge is slightly distorted. Marks are rubbed. Weight is approximately 6ozs
Lot 320
Victorian silver caddy spoon of circular pointed form, with bright cut decoration, reeded stem and anthemion terminal (Birmingham 1850), George Unite, 8.5cm overall length CONDITION REPORT General overall condition quite good, handle has been repaired where it joins bowl and has small crease part way up the stem. Engraving crisp marks rubbed, both legible
Lot 355
Late Victorian silver miniature tea caddy of oval form, with slip-on cover (London 1897) and a silver salt basket with pierced foliate decoration and blue glass liner (Chester 1899), together with a Continental silver mustard pot with classical pierced swag and flower festoon decoration, clear glass liner and separate domed cover with laurel wreath finial and a silver basket with pierced sides stamped 800. All at approximately 9ozs, tea caddy 7.5cm overall height (4)
Lot 417
An 18th century, bracket clock painted arch top dial signed Jas Gordon, Dublin 1794, single fusee movement with verge escapement. The mahogany case (associated and probably c1720-1740.) With caddy form top over conforming boxwood banded doors to front and rear and glazed apertures to sides standing ogee bracket feet.
Lot 1006
An early 18th Century ebonised bracket clock, by Thomas Gordon of Edinburgh (fl.1703-1743), the pierced gilt brass basket caddy top decorated with Renaissance motifs, applied plates to the front door, the backplate with foliate scroll design, the 6.5 inch dial with silvered chapter ring and enamelled Roman numerals, signed (with keys.) 46cm high
Lot 360
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, the rectangular top set with a central cast gilt metal handle and twin foliate patera, the top and sides with moulded borders and crossbanding, the interior with three vacant tea compartments, on small gilt animal paw feet, the side with a sliding panel revealing a horizontal ""secret"" drawer, 10"" wide. See illustration
Lot 2061
A George III Mahogany Rectangular Tea Caddy and Sewing Box with hinged lid, later fitted interior of green leather, velvet and silk, enclosing mother of pearl bobbin and thread mounts in a green leather lift out box, three velvet lift out fitted trays with silver plated bodkins, thimble, acorn tape measure, cut steel scissors, bobbin holder (in complete), on four gilt metal paw feet, 30cm by 14.5cm by 16cm
Lot 5
Tortoiseshell tea caddy, circa 1830, the pagoda top revealing two lidded compartments, over a fluted front on bun feet, width 15cm. Condition Report: The tortoiseshell is somewhat sun-bleached to the back and sides; the tortoiseshell has chipped off on the corners of the skirt and the lid with some other losses. The interior tinning is 50 - 60% good; one of the ivory strips on the lid is missing; the hinges are not secure in the lid.
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