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Lot 94
An oak eight-day longcase clock Part 18th century The 19th century four-pillar rack and bell striking movement now with a 12 inch square brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial, calendar aperture and ringed winding holes to centre within an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with Arabic five minutes, cruciform half hour markers and bearing signature Dan.l Robinson Northampton to lower edge, the angles with Indian mask and scroll cast spandrels, in a case with ogee moulded caddy above blind fret frieze and integral pilasters to hood and long break-arch door to trunk, on plinth base with moulded skirt, composite, 210cm high.
Lot 95
An unusual oak eight-day longcase timepiece Abraham Torn, Sheffield, mid 18th century The four-pillar movement with anchor escapement and 10.75 inch square single-sheet brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial and curved applied plate signed Abraham Torn, Sheffield to centre within a Roman numeral chapter ring with Arabic five minutes and plain spandrels to angles, the slender case with tall ogee caddy and integral pilasters to hood above long rectangular trunk door and plinth base with moulded skirt incorporating bracket feet, 220cm high.
Lot 142
A German oak cased quarter chiming bracket clock Junghans, early 20th century The two-train movement chiming the quarters on four gongs and striking the hour on a further gong, the brass full-arch dial with matted centre within an applied silvered Arabic numeral chapter ring beneath regulation and chime/silent dials to arch within a foliate scroll etched gilt ground, the case with moulded caddy top above pilaster applied canted angles and moulded plinth base with pad feet, 44.5cm high.
Lot 145
An Edwardian black japanned mantel clock Unsigned, early 20th century The eight-day gong-striking movement with engine-turned silvered Roman numeral dial, in a caddy-top case with hinged carrying handle and brass finials above break-arch front decorated in raised polychrome and gilt with chinoiserie figures within an Oriental garden, the sides similarly decorated with landscape views, 25cm high excluding handle.
Lot 1
A George III silver five piece tea and coffee service, by John Emes, London 1801/1803, comprising a coffee pot of plain oval pedestal form with reeded edge and with silver finial to the hinged cover, 28.5cm high, a teapot of plain oval shape with ivory pineapple finial to the cover, 17cm, a matching tea caddy with similar pineapple finial, 15cm high, together with the companion sugar bowl and milk jug 61oz, (5)
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Three silver Old English bright-cut caddy spoons, a round bowl example by Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult, London 1800, an ovoid bowl example by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1796; and one with a shell bowl, maker’s mark “TN” and rubbed date letter only; two further caddy spoons, incomplete marks; and a Victorian caddy spoon by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1890, the ovoid bowl engraved with a shield and “1578”, the handle cast as a knight slaying a dragon, 10cm (4in) long
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An early George III silver ogee pedestal tea caddy by Samuel Taylor, London 1760, the slightly domed cover with a flower finial, embossed with swags, a gadroon band and flower swags over a shaped panel ground, on a flower and foliate cast and pierced circular foot, later engraved with a monogram, 12cm (4.75in) high, 206g (6.5 oz)
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A George III silver square tea caddy, maker’s mark “I.L”, London 1771, engraved with feather edge corners and an armorial, the domed cover embossed with fruiting vine and with a flower-head finial, engraved beneath “HWV”, 12.5cm (5in), 297g (12.75 oz). See Grimwade, p. 260, no. 3652 for a similar mark on tea caddies of 1772 and 1774; and p. 261, no. 3652A for I.L in a serrated oval. He also notes “Possibly both for John Lambe, The initials HMV and arms on a lozenge for a spinster of the family VIVIAN of Cornwall.
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A matched George III silver three piece tea service with a caddy, by Crispin Fuller and Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart, London 1806-1808, oblong and engraved with initials “CN” within ovals under a foliate and basketweave band, the double dome covers with differing finials, with harp handles, the tea pot 28cm (11in) long, 1477g (47.25 oz) gross
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A cast silver rectangular tea caddy by Robert Frederick Fox, London 1912, of serpentine outline and embossed with ladies with parasols seated amidst foliage, the sides with rocaille cartouches one engraved with the crest and motto of Dalziel, the hinged cover with scrolls and a scroll finial, on scroll feet, 13cm (5in) high, 410g (13 oz)
Lot 781
A MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of sarcophagus form with stringing, brass ring handles and bun feet, hinged lid with interior presentation paper roundel inscribed "Edgar", dated 1825, two lidded compartments with turned ivory handles flanking a bowl aperture, 9 1/2" wide, together with a square mahogany caddy with parquetry banding, 4 3/4" wide (2)
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