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Lot 194
A quantity of miscellaneous treen and metalwares to include an enamelled commemorative beaker for the Jubilee 1897, a Japanese bronze censer, a 19th century brass trivet, a 19th century walnut veneered and Tunbridgeware inlaid dome topped tea caddy, a toleware dome topped container, a japanned coaster, a small quantity of costume jewellery to include a mayfly brooch, an Oriental carved soapstone model of a village on rocky outcrop, an Eastern brass and copper jug, a turned wood bowl, brass table lamp base, etc.
Lot 199
Victory V Tins: including retailer`s tin with paper label (label poor) with Jolly Jack Sailor and HMS Victory on sides, P, large hexagonal vase-shaped tin with flowers, P, several scratches on each side, U-shaped tin with Chinese figures and calligraphy, probably for re-use as a tea caddy, P-F, embossed decoration, back scratched (3)
Lot 46
An Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, arts and crafts silver tea caddy London 1908, the circular caddy base embossed with a continuous band of thorny foliage, the cover with conforming decoration and stylised rose flower heads and finial designed as five `arms` supporting a central cabochon green stone, with lightly hammered finish throughout, the base engraved `Omar Ramsden et Alwyn Carr me fecerunt`, 11cm high, weight 8oz
Lot 101
A collection of small silver, including a George III silver bright cut engraved caddy spoon by George Wintle, London 1803; an Edwardian pair of silver handled nut crackers by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1901, engraved and chased with spiralling foliage; a Victorian silver travelling shaving brush by William Francis or Forrester, London 1845; a Victorian pair of sugar nips, Sheffield 1895; and other small silver items, 8 oz gross; together with an Indian ivory card box
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