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Click here to subscribeA Regency pen and ink work sarcophagus tea caddy in the Indian taste detailed with gilt acanthus leaf scrolls to a black ground below scene of figures in a garden setting to top, opening to conforming interior with twin caddies and aperture for bowl , all raised on four pressed metal feet, length 12, some fading.
A French silver-coloured gilt part tea accessory set, post 1838 second standard mark, comprising; twelve King’s-shape spoons, a shell-bowl caddy spoon and a tea strainer, 306g (9.75 oz); in a boulle and ebonised box, of canted-rectangular form with red tortoiseshell ground and on gilt metal paw feet, 28cm (11in) wide
An early 20th century Russian cloisonne enamelled tea caddy, Moscow kokoshnik mark 1908-1917, assay master Ivan Lebedkin, makers mark ‘B.A.’, decorated with foliate scrolls of polychrome pink, green blue and white enamel surrounded by arches of turquoise enamel, the removable cap with similar enamel detailing and white enamel jewelling, 12.5cm high
Three silver caddy spoons, comprising: a George IV hour glass pattern example by Duncan Urquart and Napthali Hart, Birmingham 1825; a Victorian King’s pattern example by Joseph and Albert Savory, London 1853, with a crest and monogram; and a Victorian shell bowl example, by G W Adams, London 1866, with a shell, leaf and scroll chased Old English pattern handle, 9.5cm (3.75in) long and smaller
A George III silver Sauce Ladle with shell-shape bowl, by James Timberlake, London 1754; 4 bright-cut Old English pattern Salt Spoons by T.Pratt & Arth.Humphreys 1783; a fiddle,thread and shell pattern Butter Knife 1830; an Hourglass pattern ditto 1780; a pair of Albany pattern Sugar Tongs 1885 and butter knife 1899; 6 engraved Coffee Spoons with shell bowls 1904; a Teaspoon and a Caddy Spoon, 1924 and 1904, 11.5ozs (17 pieces)
GROUP OF SIX GEORGE DAVIDSON & CO. TEA CADDIES, comprising a pair of barrel-form with domed covers, 1893; square with diamond moulding, 1903; square with hob-nail moulding, 1890; hexagonal with diamond moulding, 1895; small caddy of barrel-form, moulded with bands of chains against a part frosted ground. (6)
John Clayton Prescott A mid 18th century walnut and oak cross banded 8-day longcase clock, the twin train movement with anchor escapment striking on a bell, the caddy top above foliate incised gilt frieze and brass dial with Roman numerals and rococo mask spandrels, the blacked centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the trunk door between reeded quadrant corners above conforming base, on bracket feet, the movement and case with some alterations and restorations 222cm high
Lacquer eight day longcase clock, the five pillar movement with inside countwheel, the 12 square brass dial signed Thomas Cartwright, London, the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, calendar aperture and ringed winding holes, the partly restored case with long door inset with a lenticle, the hood surmounted by a caddy top, 97 high
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