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Click here to subscribeA LATE 19TH CENTURY WALNUT & TUNBRIDGEWARE TEA CADDY, of rectangular shape, the lid enclosing a divided interior with a pair of inner lids, 8" x 4.5", Height 4.5", and a MAUCHLINE TYPE MONEY BOX, in the form of a barrel, black transfer printed with a view of St Margarets Church & Ffrwd Crescent Mountain Ash, Height 3". (2)
A MID 18TH CENTURY CHINESE "MANDARIN" PATTERN TEA SERVICE, painted in enamel colours with figures around a table with urn stand and garden seats: globular Tea Pot, Cover & Lobed Stand, Tea Caddy & Cover of ovoid shape, the base with applied scrollwork, four narrow Tea Cups, three Tea Bowls, seven Saucers, one Spoon Tray, one 6" Dish, one 8" Dish and three Tea Bowls with exterior figures. Approximately 26 pieces.
Three caddy spoons, comprising, a Victorian caddy spoon with a leaf shaped handle and engraved oblong bowl, Birmingham 1851 by Hilliard and Thomason, a shell bowl caddy spoon with an old English feather-edge and leaf engraved handle, Sheffield 1917 by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, and a Dutch .833 standard caddy scoop with a turned composition handle
A George IV silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon with a shell-shaped bowl, London 1828 by Edward Edwards, a silver book mark in the form of a pig, Chester 1905 by S Mordan and Co, 8cm (3.75 in), a modern floral engraved heart-shaped book mark, London 1987, an engraved old English pattern sauce ladle, 1791, and an agate handled desk seal, the carnelian matrix with an armorial
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