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Click here to subscribeA large interesting collection of miscellaneous items, some housed within a old tin trunk with simulated wood grain finish, containing a Georgian tea caddy, an eastern copper and brass telescopic horn with cabachon decoration, carved bellows, Masonic apron, silver plated coffee and teapots, decanters, key cabinet. Georgian style mahogany kettle stand, cameras, bar skittles, bundle of walking sticks - one with carved hound`s head finial, etc
A W A S Benson copper and brass warming tray of rectangular form with stepped moulded and rounded outline, raised on turned column supports and splayed pointed flattened feet (lacks burner), together with a brass swan neck table lamp with scrolled foliate base in the Benson style, and a copper and brass urn shaped caddy
A Sorrentoware cigar box with inlaid decoration to the top and door of figure settings within cross banded and parquetry inlaid borders, the forefront and hinged top enclosing six divisional drawers together with a mahogany caddy of banded construction and cylindrical form with applied brass lion mask handles
A small 19th century mahogany writing chest with brass banded details and capped corners with divisional interior and leather lined slope together with a further sarcophagus shaped rose wood veneered caddy with fluted borders and disc shaped handles, also together with a large mahogany cased writing slope together with a cased snooker cue
A selection of wooden boxes to include a rose wood veneered example with mother of pearl inlay, a Regency style sarcophagus shaped caddy with inlaid decoration and fruiting vine detail to ring handle, two examples with carved decoration, one with further bone inlay, also together with a drinks tray of oval form, principally in rose wood with butterfly wing decoration to the centre
English sterling silver mounted tea caddy, by Martin Hall & Co Ltd., Sheffield, 1925, the hinged lid having a stylized floral impression, and surmounted with an artichoke finial, the compressed box carved with an overall diamond pattern centered with an oval medallion, 6""h x 5.75""w4.75""d
ORIGINAL ART WORK BY ARTHUR BURDETT FROST (American 1851-1928). Humorous watercolor and gouache of a golfer setting up a shot in the pouring rain as his caddy looks on in resignation. In the background the central golfer`s opponent and his caddy look on under the protection of an umbrella. Signed lower right. Housed within a simple wood frame with brass plaque reading ""Morris County Golf Club Secretary`s Prize 1920 Won By F.B. Richardson"". SIZE: 14-1/2"" w x 19-1/2"" h. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. 1-14109
A small collection of silver items , comprising A small collection of silver items , comprising: a circular box with tortoiseshell cover by Stewart & Fanshaw, London 1923, with a velvet interior and on three pad feet, 8.2cm diameter; a silver cigarette case by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1912, of plain design, 9.5cm long; two round silver picture frames; and a caddy spoon by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1919, engraved `Audrey`, 9cm long, 131g (4.2 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A collection of silver, to include: a silver mounted photo frame, maker`s mark A collection of silver, to include: a silver mounted photo frame, maker`s mark `S & `, Birmingham 1945, 20.5cm high; a silver mounted brush and comb by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1955, with engine turned decoration and engraved with initials, the comb with tortoiseshell teeth, 12.5cm long, in a brown leather case; an oval pillbox, chased with two putti to the cover and floral decoration, 3.8cm long; a continental silver coloured caddy spoon, 7.7cm long; and other items, 207g (6.7 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A collection of items, to include: a George III silver baluster jug, no maker A collection of items, to include: a George III silver baluster jug, no maker`s mark, London 1764, with a double scroll handle, embossed with ribbon swags and on a circular foot, 7.4cm high; a silver sovereign case by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1910, 3.1cm diameter; a silver mounted dressing table brush by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1918, engraved with initials, 22.5cm long; five other silver mounted dressing table brushes; a pair of Edwardian silver handled glove stretchers, maker`s mark ` W.L.`, Chester 1906, embossed with scroll decoration, 18cmn long; a Dutch silver caddy spoon, circa 1900, with a bird handle and embossed with a lady carrying buckets, 7cm long; an Indian silver coloured belt buckle, embossed with four figures and flower decoration, 6.7cm high; five brass buttons and a belt buckle; and other silver, silver coloured and white metal items View on dnfa.com
A Continental silver over-sized tea caddy, pseudo marks A Continental silver over-sized tea caddy, pseudo marks, later adhesive label for a Rome dealer, possibly Italian, late 19th century, with a pine cone finial to the hinged domed cover, serpentine straight sides and on four paw feet, engraved with a coat-of-arms and a motto `Opifer Que Per Orbem Dicor`, 22cm (8 1/2in ) high, 1078g (34.65 oz) The coat-of-arms of The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries. View on dnfa.com
A small collection of silver items , comprising A small collection of silver items , comprising: a circular box with tortoiseshell cover by Stewart & Fanshaw, London 1923, with a velvet interior and on three pad feet, 8.2cm diameter; a silver cigarette case by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1912, of plain design, 9.5cm long; two round silver picture frames; and a caddy spoon by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1919, engraved `Audrey`, 9cm long, 131g (4.2 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A collection of silver, to include: a silver mounted photo frame, maker`s mark A collection of silver, to include: a silver mounted photo frame, maker`s mark `S & `, Birmingham 1945, 20.5cm high; a silver mounted brush and comb by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1955, with engine turned decoration and engraved with initials, the comb with tortoiseshell teeth, 12.5cm long, in a brown leather case; an oval pillbox, chased with two putti to the cover and floral decoration, 3.8cm long; a continental silver coloured caddy spoon, 7.7cm long; and other items, 207g (6.7 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A collection of items, to include: a George III silver baluster jug, no maker A collection of items, to include: a George III silver baluster jug, no maker`s mark, London 1764, with a double scroll handle, embossed with ribbon swags and on a circular foot, 7.4cm high; a silver sovereign case by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1910, 3.1cm diameter; a silver mounted dressing table brush by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1918, engraved with initials, 22.5cm long; five other silver mounted dressing table brushes; a pair of Edwardian silver handled glove stretchers, maker`s mark ` W.L.`, Chester 1906, embossed with scroll decoration, 18cmn long; a Dutch silver caddy spoon, circa 1900, with a bird handle and embossed with a lady carrying buckets, 7cm long; an Indian silver coloured belt buckle, embossed with four figures and flower decoration, 6.7cm high; five brass buttons and a belt buckle; and other silver, silver coloured and white metal items View on dnfa.com
A Continental silver over-sized tea caddy, pseudo marks A Continental silver over-sized tea caddy, pseudo marks, later adhesive label for a Rome dealer, possibly Italian, late 19th century, with a pine cone finial to the hinged domed cover, serpentine straight sides and on four paw feet, engraved with a coat-of-arms and a motto `Opifer Que Per Orbem Dicor`, 22cm (8 1/2in ) high, 1078g (34.65 oz) The coat-of-arms of The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries. View on dnfa.com
A VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY with serpentine front and wire stringing, the divided interior retaining the pair of covers, 20cm w ++Small blister on lid, the apron slightly chipped, lacking one of the four ivory bun feet, otherwise complete with the original lock and hinges, the lid detached but without damage resulting to the veneers on the back, the hinge tongues simply require gluing back into position
A GEORGE IV CHINOISERIE PENWORK TEA CADDY the lid and three sides with scenes including figures taking tea, birds and foliage, the back of lozenge parquetry, the divided interior with pair of canisters, the underside of the lid inlaid with a heart, on brass ball feet, 23cm w, c1825-35 ++Minor dig on top of lid and the odd small knock and scratch but a pleasing example in basically good condition
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