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Click here to subscribeA Victorian Satin Birch Two Division Tea Caddy, rectangular, decorated by pyrography on each side with fruit and floral sprays, similarly decorated to the underside of the lid, with two lift-out rectangular caddies with arched lids decorated in imitation of tortoiseshell, divided by an associated moulded glass sugar bowl, 35cm
A Late Victorian Mahogany and Marquetry Inlaid Triple Division Tea Caddy, rectangular, the hinged lid with bronze handle, centred by an inlaid shell motif flanked by fruiting acorn branches, ogee moulded borders, the facia similarly decorated within feather banding, internally with three compartments (no covers) the whole raised on ogee bracket feet, 28.5cm
A GOOD VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND MOTHER-O-PEARL INLAID TEA CADDY, of sarcophagus shape, with foliate inlay to the lid and front, ring handles and gadrooned bun feet, the interior with central mixing bowl aperture, two inlaid dome top canisters and inlay to the inside lid, approximately 14 1/2 ins x 8 ins.
A Fine Dutch Marquetry Longcase Clock. The 13 inch brass dial having a painted moon roller in the arch above a silvered chapter ring engraved with foliate scrolls between the numerals. The matted centre incorporating a subsidiary seconds dial, calendar aperture and alarum, with a plaque inscribed W. Gib Rotterdam, ornamented with gilt spandrels to the corners. The caddy topped hood with shaped cavetto moulding centred by a carved parcel gilt crest and urn finial, and marquetried with trailing flowers; the dial flanked by gilded integral columns. The trunk having a shaped door with applied edge moulding, a carved scroll crest to the top and a glazed panel framed in a Rococo scrolling gilt metal cartouche with decorative figural mount, inlaid with flowers, a bird and a butterfly and flanked by chequer banded canted sides. The marquetried bombe base raised on lion paw feet, 98 ins (250 cms) overall in height.
A Late 18th Century Satinwood Tea Caddy, of rectangular shape with double cross banding and stringing outlines, the lid with navette shaped brass ring handle and back plate, the front lacking lozenge shaped key plate inlay, the divided interior once with a pair of satinwood lidded boxes now with one only and lid of second, flanking a circular bowl aperture. 12.25" x 6.5. Height 6.25".
A 19THC MOTHER-OF-PEARL INLAID ROSEWOOD WRITING CABINET. The hinged caddy top above a pair of doors each inlaid with a stylised vase of flowers and enclosing two small drawers over a third drawer fitted as a writing slope, having knurled edge mouldings and raised on four reeded ball feet , Height 14ins, Width 12.75ins - a/f
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