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Lot 1105
A Tunbridgeware 19th Century Tea Caddy, opening to reveal two covered lids, the top decorated with a Gothic palace, probably Nonsuch Palace, within geometric borders, with a floral border to the body, 12cm high x 18cm wide. General surface wear and scratches, some veneer crack to lid, foil missing to interior.
Lot 1078
George III wine funnel by Charles Fox I , London 1810, sugar sifter London 1808, 14cm, three decanter labels Birmingham 1930, two other decanter labels, shell bowl caddy spoon by John Smyth , Dublin 1897, circular box with hinged cover, silver mounted amber glass perfume bottle, dragon pendant and a pair of shallow dishes set with South African 1896 two shillings and inscribed Krugers Last Coin, marks rubbed, 9cm dia. total gross weight 11.5oz 364gm
Lot 260
An early to mid 19th century Chinese lacquered wood tea caddy of casket shape with elaborate chinoiseries and figural design, gilt highlights throughout and on four foo dog feet, with two removable zinc tea cannisters with original covers and internal covers with bone finials, both with engraved key and floral decoration, inside cover with foliage/wheat design, lockable with key, approx. 24cm wide x 15cm high x 17cm deep. Further details: chip to front bottom rim, some small nibbles to rims and edges, but overall stable and generally good, slight fading and general wear.
Lot 356
A George II green japanned longcase clock, by Thomas Moore, Ipswich, mid-18th century, the case decorated with gilt chinoiseries, the caddy top with three giltwood urn finials above break arch hood with columns, the trunk with arched and moulded door, on a plinth base, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, enclosing a matted dial centre with subsidiary seconds and calendar aperture, flanked by urn and scrolling foliate spandrels, the arch with silvered convex plaque signed Tho.s Moore Ipswich within dolphin and foliate spandrels, the five-pillar eight day movement striking a bell on the hour, with pendulum, brass cased weights and winder, 244cm high Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee the working order or time keeping of any timepiece. Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré. Footnotes: Note: Thomas Moore of Ipswich (Suffolk) b.1690 son of Roger Moore of Ipswich, q.v. mar.c. 1711-62 - Loomes, Brian, Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, Complete 21st Century Edition, London: N.A.G. Press, 2022, p.548
Lot 369
Mike Dodd (born 1943)a cut-sided stoneware lamp base, covered in an ash glaze, a tea caddy and cover similar, a salt-glaze stoneware teapot and cover by Sarah Walton, a beaker vase by Sarah Walton, a teapot and cover by David Garland two Minton large tiles and a collection of studio pottery,impressed seal mark, 21cm. high (a lot) ProvenanceThe Daryl Fromm Collection.
Lot 108
Mixed Lot Late Victorian heart shaped silver pin tray, initialled Sheffield 1894, makers mark Lee and Wigfull, antique white metal cased desk seal, the matrix depicting a lion, the top engraved with 179-183 Regent Street, Vickeray, a hallmarked silver thimble together with a Georgian silver caddy spoon (repaired)
Lot 81
Mixed Lot: An Art Deco silver cigarette case of rectangular cushion form, overall engine turned decorated around a corner cartouche, Birmingham 1927, Henry Williamson Ltd, a silver mustard and liner of oval form, an Edwardian 20th Century silver serviette ring, Sheffield 1919, John Henry Potter, together with a decorative metal caddy spoon with a shovel shaped bowl and floral twist stem, silver weight 145gms
Lot 147
Mixed Lot: A cased set of four Victorian silver teaspoons with twisted stems and pierced leaf trefoil finials, Sheffield 1887, makers mark for Jehoiada Alsop Rhodes, together with matching shell bowl and caddy spoon together with a George V set of six slip end coffee spoons, Sheffield 1939, makers mark Walker & Hall (2)
Lot 131
A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: a four division toast rack by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1927, with a loop handle and on four tapering feet, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) long; another four division toast rack; a pepperette and an oval salt by Docker & Burn Ltd., Birmingham 1927, the salt on four bun feet, 5.5cm (2 1/4in) long, with two blue glass liners; an Edwardian drum mustard by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1907, with a shell thumb piece to the domed cover, a scroll handle, pierced body with a ribbon and swag band, 7cm (2 3/4in) long, with a blue glass liner; another mustard pot; and a Danish caddy spoon by George Jensen, 11cm (4 1/4in) long 414g (13.3 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 94
A DUTCH SILVER OVAL TEA CADDY .833 STANDARD, CIRCA 1891 With a domed finial and beaded borders 12cm (4 3/4in) long And a shaped oval dish, .833 standard, with a beaded border and pierced with decorative bands, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) long 331g (10.65 oz) gross Condition Report: Caddy - Marks are partially obscured, play to the hinge, cover sits well, key is stuck and does not turn, no engraving, stands well Dish - Marks are clear, stands well, no engraving, no apparent splits Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 300
A collection of various objets de vertus including a 19th Century travelling barometer thermometer with Singer's Patent compass verso, by C W Dixey & Son Optician to The Queen, 3 New Bond Street London, No'd. 1619, 5 cm diameter, a Chinese heavily carved tortoiseshell snuff box with figural decoration, 7 cm x 4.5 cm, a tortoiseshell and yellow metal inlaid cross pendant on a moonstone bead chain, a Persian lacquered rectangular box, the top decorated with figures revelling in an interior, a Chinese cinnabar lacquered snuff bottle with all-over figural decoration and green stone stopper, 6.5 cm wide x 7.3 cm high, a plain tortoiseshell paperknife, 25.8 cm long, an Austrian cold painted bronze miniature figure of a "Squirrel upon a log", 4.5 cm long, an embossed brass vesta case decorated with Mr. Punch and Bonzo, 5.8 cm long, a lapis lazuli faceted pendant, set of postal scales, Burmese spherical open salt with figural decoration, miniature oval tray with shell marquetry inlaid medallion, a 19th Century marquetry inlaid single section tea caddy, jewellery box and contents of various costume jewellery, child's silver backed embossed dressing table brush, etc. CONDITION REPORTS Regarding the pocket barometer specifically : Whilst the case is basically sound, there is wear and tear to the gilding, particularly to the suspension loop. The silvered dial appears intact as does the mercury thermometer. The dial has some signs of dirt to the surface particularly to the inner section. There is some scratching to the surface of the paintwork on the mother of pearl Singer's compass dial - see images for further detail. The hand appears to be bent on the barometer dial - see images for further detail
Lot 199
An Australian silver caddy spoon. John Harris (Harris & Son), Perth (Western Australia), Mid 20th century. Stamped 925, the parcel gilt terminal decorated with three flowers of Geraldton Wax, the handle engraved to reverse with name of the botanical species, 12.7cm long, in fitted case. Together with a group of British silver items, comprising: two George III Fiddle pattern serving spoons, London, 1809, Thomas Wilkes Barker, engraved with initial and crest to terminal, 22cm long; a small Victorian cream jug, Birmingham, 1897, Elkington & Co., with half lobed body, on an oval foot, 10.7cm wide; a further cream jug, Birmingham, 1911, Joseph Gloster, the half lobed body raised on an oval foot, 7cm high (inc. handle); a salt cellar, Birmingham, 1919, Abrahams Brothers, of circular form, on three paw feet, with clear glass liner, 9.5cm dia.; and a small Victorian trowel (handle deficient), London, 1882, 11cm long, total weighable silver approx. 9.9ozt (7) Footnotes: Harris & Son is a family firm founded in Perth, Western Australia, in 1921 by the brothers Charles and Harold who relocated there from England. The business specialized in producing works of silverware and gold jewellery. From the 1950s, the works produced often featured the unique wildflowers of Western Australia. The Harris' creations are enjoyed by royalty and heads of state around the world. Some spoons produced by the firm are part of the collection of the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra. Condition Report: The silver salt cellar with liner is not included in the weighable silver. The caddy spoon stamped HARRIS & SON STE.SIL 925 GERALDTON WAX to reverse.
Lot 232
A group of British and Continental flatware. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: a pair of Victorian pierced silver sugar nips, Birmingham, 1892, John Millward Banks, 11cm long; a Victorian silver caddy spoon, London, 1898, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), with shell shaped bowl, 8.7cm long; a set of six silver spoons with coffee bean terminals, Birmingham, 1923, Hukin & Heath,10cm long, in fitted case; a set of six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham, 1924, William Suckling, 10.8cm long, in fitted case; a Georg Jensen knife sharpener, stamped STERLING DENMARK on the handle, 32.8cm long; a silver pill box, stamped 925, 5.4 x 1.7x 4.5cm; a pair of pierced German serving tongs, stamped 800, 16.5cm long; a soup ladle with 833 Dutch standard mark, Amsterdam, 20th century, Zaanlandse Zilversmederije, with scroll and foliate decoration to handle, 23cm long; a silver serving spoon with .833 Dutch standard mark, 1865, maker ARS, pierced and engraved with scrolling motifs, 17.8cm long; a tea strainer, 833 Dutch standard mark, Schoonhoven, maker's mark indistinct, 14.5cm long; a pusher with 833 Dutch standard mark, 10cm long; a small silver serving fork, with 833 Dutch standard mark, Amsterdam, 1914, Zaanlandse Zilversmederije, pierced and decorated with scrolling floral motifs, 17cm long; two other forks, 833 Dutch standard mark; a Continental table spoon, stamped 800 A.M.D., with pierced handle decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs, 6.2cm long; a sugar nip, stamped 835, pierced and decorated with floral motifs, 9.7cm long; two knives, stamped 800 to handles and with stainless steel blades (filled handles), 20cm long; a cased set of nut crackers; and a knife with mother-of-pearl handle and stainless steel blade, 20.5cm long, total weighable silver approx. 16.3ozt (a lot) Condition Report: The Georg Jensen knife sharpener, the nut crackers and the three knives are not included in the weighable silver.
Lot 141
A pair of 19th century Belgian silver napkin rings by Wolfers Frères. Louis Wolfers (1852-1892), Stamped 800. Each applied with a coat of arms and monogram, together with a group of silver comprising: a George III silver decanter label, engraved CLARET, London, 1800, John Reily; a German caddy spoon by Neresheimer & Sohne, stamped 13 alongside pseudo Hanau marks; a Victorian silver caddy spoon with shell-shaped bowl, Sheffield, 1858, Martin, Hall & Co.; three silver napkin rings; and two unmarked metal decanter labels reading 'whisky' and 'brandy', total weighable weight approx. 8.9ozt (a lot) Condition Report: Weight excludes 2 metal decanter labels
Lot 900
A Victorian Tunbridgeware rosewood tea caddy, in the manner of George Wise, of rectangular form, the hinged lid with micromosaic panel illustrating a view of Windsor Castle within geometric borders, opening to reveal interior fitted with two lidded compartments and central open recess, 33cms wide.
Lot 895
A Black Forest carved wood smokers companion stand, formed as an anthropomorphic bear, modelled standing on hindlegs, with forelegs raised and teeth bared, the hinged head opening to reveal an unfitted caddy interior, the carved body fitted with an apron inset with brass ashtray, the raised paws with tobacco pipe rest apertures, raised over a naturalistic oval base, 39cms high.
Lot 86
A selection of silver flatware, including a set of five silver Old English pattern teaspoons, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1906, with engraved monogram to terminal, 13cm long, with a George IV silver sauce ladle, possibly William Eaton, London 1823, with engraved floral stem leading the shell shaped bowl, 13cm long, a continental white metal caddy spoon, John George Smith, 10.5cm long, a silver mounted tortoiseshell heart shaped dish, upon wishbone shaped foot, 9cm long, gross weight 8ozt (12)
Lot 393
Three early Victorian silver handled and bladed dessert knives, Sheffield 1844 and 1845 by Aaron Hadfield, together with a similar knife, an 18th century provincial Old English pattern silver spoon and a William IV silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1831 by Joseph Willmore (repaired), total weight 256g.
Lot 344
An early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1839 by George Unite, length 8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1866, and three pillboxes, weighable items 189.5g, together with a group of plated items, including a six-division toast rack and a card salver, engraved with fern fronds and flowers within a band of thistles, on claw and ball feet, by Walker & Hall, diameter 25.5cm.
Lot 1237
A Victorian ebonised cabinet, with carved figureheads to each side, the lid lifting to a mirrored centre and with thin metal panels to either side with classical scenes, the fold down front opening to various drawers, secret compartments with the same thin metal panelled fronts. Height +/- 30 cm, width 34.5 cm, depth 23 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The casket is in generally good condition with only minor issues. The caddy top slides to the right to an open interior. The left-hand return moulding of the very top lid is missing and there are shrinkage gaps at the corners. There is a piece of moulding missing at the front right-hand corner of the top. The cabinet top below the caddy has minor stress fractures. The hinges appear to be original. The mirror to the underside of the top is beginning to perish and the panels left and right are a little bit discoloured. The forefront is not warped. The lock is present but we do not have the key. The metal foil to the panel above the double open aperture is folded in places and worn with losses, the right-hand panel has a loss and nibbles to the edge and the left one also. The drawers fronts also have minor losses to the foil fronts. The surround to the slope front has losses to the metal foil. The flap is not warped. The sides of the piece are in generally good order with only minor stress fractures. The front left-hand canted angle at the base has small losses and nibbles to the corners above the turned feet. The fall front has a sliver of ebony missing bottom left corner. The rear left-hand corner return moulding is missing around the rear bracket and there are minor nibbles to the extremities.
Lot 540
A George III mahogany tea caddy, of canted rectangular form, the interior with twin parquetry and mosaic tunbridgeware lidded canisters fitted with turned ivory handles 14 x 25 x 13cmThis item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate Ref. No. 1FU9SKFW
Lot 547
A George III blonde tortoiseshell tea caddy, of canted rectangular form and inlaid with ivory stringing, the interior with twin lidded canisters fitted with turned ivory handles 10.5 x 19 x 10cmThis item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate Ref. No. TR1Z38XT There are veneer chips and losses to two the four canted corners, another smaller bruise to another, some veneer blistering and a chip tot he top of one internal cover. Rosewood strip has bulged just above escutcheon, a small chip to the escutcheon. Cover and base don't quite line up.
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