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Lot 296
A George III silver provincial caddy spoon, with stamped and fluted decoration, initialled "S", by Richard Morton, Sheffield 1802, an art deco revival silver caddy spoon, by Francis Howard, Sheffield 1957, and a George III silver caddy spoon, with a Thread pattern stem, by Elizabeth Morley, London 1797, the latter 7.5cm long, 1.2oz. (3)
Lot 301
Four antique silver, Birmingham-made caddy spoons:- a leaf spoon by Joseph Taylor 1801, a leaf spoon with grapes by Joseph Taylor 1809, a naturalistic spoon with a gilt bowl and fruiting tendril stem by Hilliard & Thomason 1853 and a Fiddle example with a gilt, embossed bowl by Lea & Co 1814, the latter 8cm long, 1.1oz. (4)
Lot 509
A mixed lot:- A George V silver mounted small glass dressing table jar with an engraved cover, five silver golf club "prize" teaspoons, each initialled "FGC", a George III silver caddy spoon by Elizabeth Morley, London 1801, a Victorian Exeter-made silver sauce ladle, initialled "L", 10 various silver condiment spoons, an Italian silver teaspoon, a small silver butter knife, three small silver mounted glass condiments, the following plated items:- three novelty child's rattles and a novelty caddy spoon from "FORT AUGUSTUS"- "and one for me", and five small steel penknives with mother-of-pearl pallets, the longest one 7.2cm long, 6.8oz weighable silver. (Qty)
Lot 485
An Elizabeth II Scottish cast silver letter opener in the form of a sword by Robert Allison, Glasgow 1960; an early Victorian silver King's pattern caddy spoon, no maker's mark, London 1839; together with a Scottish silver pin dish by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1954; and a silver jubilee commemorative pin dish , the sword 14cm long, 4.65oz. (4)
Lot 269
A George III engraved silver caddy spoon, with a flower on the back of the bowl, initialled "S", by George Smith, London 1783; another with an acorn-shaped bowl, initialled, maker's mark mis-struck, London 1810; and another with a lobed edge to the bowl by George Smith & Thomas Hayter, London 1800, the latter 6cm long, 1oz. (3)
Lot 337
A 19th century Chinese famille rose cylindrical jar and cover or caddy, painted in polychrome enamels with scholars and attendants in garden landscape settings within large lobed panels reserved against the rich blue ground decorated with scattered roundels and fruiting peach and pomegranate sprays, the flat cover with conforming design, Qing dynasty, 18 cm high x 16 cm diameter, previous ownership label stuck to base to/w a Canton enamel green ground floral bowl (2)
Lot 509
TWO BOXES OF ASSORTED METALWARES ETC, to include a copper Army & Navy watering can, copper warming pan, Maple & Co copper cloche, copper water can, copper tea caddy, brass trivets, brass chambersticks, Indian brass candlesticks, aluminium tray, J & J Siddons 1 pint cast iron saucepan, Kenrick Lace iron with trivet, Slater Silvester Patent No2 curved bottom iron, cast iron flat iron with three interchangeable bases, a box iron with slug, a Davis cast iron trivet etc
Lot 441
THREE BOXES OF FLATWARES, TINS AND STAMP EPHEMERA, to include boxed and unboxed flatware, vintage tin tea caddies with Japanese scenes and figures, Co-Op tea caddy with Japanese figures, E.I & Co George VI and family tea caddy, vintage M&S coffee caddy, Huntley & Palmers Dundee Cake tin etc, two Philatelia stamp albums - one part used together with a small collection of stamps
Lot 99
A SELECTION OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SILVER TABLE WARE, to include a cased christening set, hallmarked 'Viner's Ltd' Sheffield 1939, a cased children's set including a spoon and food pusher, hallmarked 'Lanson Ltd' Birmingham 1944, a silver caddy spoon, hallmarked 'Joseph Willmore' Birmingham 1820, a silver teaspoon, hallmarked 'Joseph Gloster' Birmingham 1932, approximate gross weight 99.8 grams, 3.21 ozt, (condition report: general moderate wear, overall condition good)
Lot 303
A William IV period rosewood tea caddy, of sarcophagus outline, the domed hinged lid with bobbin reel moulded border enclosing a pair of lidded canisters and central glass blender (damaged), bears maker's paper label G.C. Diller, maker, Chandos Street, Covent Garden, with ring turned handles to the side and raised on squat bun feet, 36 cm. wide.
Lot 1063
Five piece Edwardian silver tea service, comprising teapot and coffee pot, each with ebonised scroll handle, tea caddy with hinged cover, twin handled open sucrier, and milk jug, each of rounded bombe form, upon four paw feet, hallmarked William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1904 and 1905, coffee pot H26cmCondition Report: Approximate total gross weight 1977.8 grams (63.58 ozt) General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, a few deeper scratches, some small indentations and some knocks.Teapot handle with split and repair.Coffee pot lid detached and loose.Hallmarks with some wear but generally legible.
Lot 1107
19th century figured walnut tea caddy, of rounded sarcophagus form, the hinged and slightly domed cover carved with monogramed panel flanked by acanthus leaves, opening to reveal a triple compartment interior with later mahogany lids, lifting to reveal remnants of zinc lining, H19cm L34cm D20cmCondition Report: General wear commensurate with age and use, including scratches and small indentations. A few splits/cracks.Repair verso beneath one hinge.Small surface loss verso to lower rim.Later mahogany replacement lids to interior.Wear and losses to zinc lining.
Lot 1272
George III mahogany twin pedestal partner's desk, moulded rectangular caddy top with tooled leather inset, one side fitted with nine drawers and the opposing side fitted with single drawer, two false drawers and two panelled cupboards, ornate cast gilt metal handles and handle plates, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 76cm Length/Width: 123cm Depth/Diameter: 98cmCondition Report:Warp to the cupboard doors,
Lot 1264
Goodyer & Son of Guildford - George II mid 18th century 8-day oak longcase clock, c1740, with a caddy top and deep cornice with a blind frieze beneath, hood with glazed side panels, square hood door with attached pillars and gesso capitals, plain rectangular trunk with a long flat topped door on a plain plinth with applied skirting, brass dial with a matted centre and ring turned key holes, small seconds dial and square date aperture, slivered chapter ring with Roman numerals, five minute Arabic's, minute and quarter hour tracks and fretted steel hands, dial pinned directly to a two train weight driven rack striking movement with five ring turned movement pillars, striking the hours on a bell, with repeat chord. With weights, pendulum and key.James Goodyer and his son are both recorded as working in Guildford (Surrey) 1740- 50.Dimensions: Height: 189cm Length/Width: 42cm Depth/Diameter: 24cmCondition Report: Seat board replaced.
Lot 1395
George III mahogany chest, banded caddy top with moulded edge, brushing slide over four graduating cock-beaded drawers, ornate cast gilt metal handle plates and escutcheons, swan neck handles cast with dolphins, shells and C-scrolls, lower moulding over bracket feetDimensions: Height: 78cm Length/Width: 83cm Depth/Diameter: 48cm
Lot 1521
Jonas Barber of Winster - a George III oak longcase clock, the hood with a caddy top and blind carved frieze, above a 10¼" square brass dial, having silvered chapter ring, cast brass spandrels, matted centre and with rolling date aperture, 30-hour weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case with crossbanding and raised on bracket feet, h.218cm, with weights and pendulumClock runs.Stands well.Case good with minor age wear only.Some veneer blistering and replacements to head.Seat board and cheeks replaced.Back of trunk reinforced.Dial and movement look to have been over-hauled, probably in the last 20-30 years.
Lot 1169
A late Victorian silver tea caddy, of cylindrical form with hinged cover and gilt-washed interior, all-over repousse decorated with scenes of classical mythology within gadrooned borders, makers mark worn, Birmingham 1900, 4.9ozt, h.8.5cmLid does not close fully.Makers mark worn.Stands well.Several small dents all over, but no splits or apparent repairs.
Lot 189
A Good Month Going Chiming Centre Seconds Longcase Clock, signed Samuel Norton, Yarmouth, circa 1770, caddied pediment with brass ball finials, well figured trunk door, framed quatre form moulded plinth, 14-inch arched brass dial with a silvered chapter ring, finely engraved centre with a basket of flowers and scroll decoration, date aperture, arch with strike/silent selection, large eight pillar triple weight driven movement, quarter chiming with five hammers striking a nest of five bells and a larger bell for the hours 274cm highRe-built caddy, pierced frets are later, well figured case with good colour, front of the case with some cracks and the surfaces are slightly lifting in parts, later door locks, later piece of wood has been added around the trunk door escutcheon, scuff marks to the sides, front of the plinth with some later mouldings and the surface has ripple marks, silvered chapter rings are faded, movement looks clean, signs of a later escape wheel and pallets, with three weights and a pendulum.
Lot 2010
A George III Silver Tea-Caddy, by Edward Cooper, London, 1775 of drum-form, the sides engraved with foliage, further engraved with a crest within ribbon-tied cartouche, the hinged cover with tea leaf and flower-cast finial11.5cm high, 8oz 19dwt, 279grFully marked underneath and further marked inside cover with lion passant. There is some wear to the marks but they are in general still legible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The lock is probably later and the key is lacking.
Lot 2001
A Queen Anne Silver Tea-Caddy, by David Willaume, London, 1711 tapering oblong and on stepped foot, one side engraved with a crest, the sliding cover with domed pull-off cap11.5cm high, 7oz 18dwt, 245grFully marked under base. The sliding cover further part marked with maker's mark and leopard's head erased. The domed cover further marked inside with maker's mark. The marks under base and inside cover clear. The marks on the sliding cover, particularly the leopard's head erased with some wear. There is overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a repair around the sleeve on the sliding cover and the surface is somewhat uneven. The surface is overall somewhat bright.
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