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A continental tea caddy only marked with zig zag assay scrape, of typical canister form with pull off cover, the body embossed with acanthus details and fruiting vine, flower head and exotic bird design, the central beaded cartouches with engraved crest and to opposing the initial F within a garter; a table cigarette box by Walker & Hall, date letter indistinct, of rectangular outline with flared base and slightly dome lid, with presentation inscription to lid; together with two match box covers; a vesta case; and an engine decorated cigarette box -6 tea caddy 12.5cm high Note: the crest to the tea caddy is an arm holding a sword with the motto 'DEO RECIQUE LIBER' in banner below
Lot 350
A 19th century Colonial coromandel and satinwood crossbanded box of rectangular ribbed outline, the hinged lid revealing a now void interior, the rear of lid inlaid with an elephant 33cm wide; a Victorian period rosewood box, the void interior now velvet lined, 30cm wide; and a George III rectangular mahogany tea caddy, lids lacking to interior, 20cm wide -3
Lot 376
A Victorian period burr walnut tea caddy of waisted domed form, the interior now lacking canisters and with associated glass sugar bowl, 36cm wide; together with a Victorian period small figured walnut box, of casket form and with Gothic style brass mounts, interior lined and with implement holders, with key, 19cm wide -2
Lot 377
A small George III period flame mahogany box the hinged lid revealing a compartmental void interior, 17cm wide; a George III period mahogany tea caddy, with moulded pagoda, top lid enclosing a void interior, on later bun feet, 25cm wide; and a late Victorian mahogany box, with specimen parquetry hinged lid enclosing a lined interior, 29cm wide -3
Lot 422
A Victorian period rosewood tea caddy the domed hinged lid revealing a central glass bowl flanked by lidded canisters, on bun feet, 27cm wide; together with a late 19th century walnut tea caddy, inlaid with stringing, the brass strung hinged lid with central bird motif and revealing three removeable lidded cannisters -2 29cm wide
Lot 423
A Victorian period burr walnut stationery box the domed lid with central brass monogram and revealing a divided lined interior, 23cm; together with a Victorian period figured walnut and brass mounted box, the domed lid with central pierced mount and bone studded mounts, 20cm wide; and a Victorian period figured walnut domed tea caddy, 17cm wide -3
Lot 452
A large Victorian period coromandel, brass and mother of pearl inlaid tea caddy of bombe form, inlaid throughout with flowering urns and vases, the domed hinged lid revealing a central cut glass bowl flanked by two lidded canisters, on flattened bun feet, bears makers label æI. Turrill/ Dressing & Writing Case Maker/ 250 Regent StreetÆ 34cm wide, 19cm deep
Lot 453
An unusually large Regency period Gonzalo Alves and crossbanded tea caddy of sarcophagus form and with twin lions mask and loop handles, the moulded top enclosing a typical fitted interior with an associated Bristol blue glass bowl, raised on claw and ball feet 43cm wide, 31cm high, 19cm deep
Lot 521
A George III period mahogany bracket clock the painted face with twin winding holes and with an upper painted oval depicting a pastoral scene, the twin train anchor movement striking on a bell, the caddy moulded case with glazed sides, reeded mouldings and ogee bracket feet 31cm wide, 52cm high
Lot 210
A set of three early 19th century silver wine labels of oblong canted form, Whisky, Brandy and Gin, unmarked, a George III silver tea caddy spoon, deep oval bowl with a plain terminal, London 1819, maker FP, three modern silver wine labels, a set of four silver plated knife rests and other assorted silver plate, (24).
Lot 212
A French silver gilt and red enamel cigarette case with striped decoration, 13 cm high, 6.3 oz, a Dutch silver tea caddy shovel, the bowl cast with a tavern scene, the terminal formed as a windmill, import marks for Chester 1909, 12 cm long, a Danish white metal salt in the form ofa longboat, 8 cm wide, a French white metal tea caddy shovel, circa 1900, 10 cm long, a cut glass circular fruit bowl with silver mount for Chester 1914, 24 cm diameter, a set of three French white metal servers, 19th century and a pair of bronzed and champleve enamel candlesticks, the sconces supported by putti on circular bases, (10).
Lot 65
A mixed lot: a three piece tea set, a cup, two napkin rings, a tea caddy, a pair of salad servers, two mustard pots, a toast rack (A/F), a dressing table box, a sauce boat, a cigarette case, a cheroot holder case, a Victorian mug, a Victorian milk jug, a match box case, a French oval box, a small square cigarette box and sundry plated ware, 48oz weighable silver. (Lot)
Lot 132
A mixed lot: a bun-top pepper, a pair of Scottish toast racks, two other toastracks, a capstan inkwell, three egg cups, three napkin rings, a shell salt, an ash tray, card case, a pepperette, a mustard with blue glass liner, sugar basin, oblong plain caddy, and an Edwardian scent bottle, mixed makers and dates, 26oz weighable silver. (Lot)
Lot 336
A mixed lot : a two handled bon bon tazza, London 1900, a modern sugar caster and the following plated ware: a pair of salts and spoons, a vase, a pair of tongs, a caddy spoon, a tea strainer, a pepper and a cased set of 10 'Sunlight prize' teaspoons presented by Lever Brothers, 10oz weighable siler. (Lot)
Lot 412
Six various caddy spoons: a Fiddle example, round bowl by Jonathan Hayne, London 1821, a small Fiddle spoon, engraved bowl by Thomas Whitehouse, London 1850, an Old English example by S. Godbehere & E. Wigan, London 1797, an example with an engraved long handle by D. Urquhart & N. Hart, London 1797, a Fiddle, Thread and Shell example by W. Eaton, London 1835 and a Fiddle example, London 1809, some initialled. (6)
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