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Click here to subscribeAn early 19th century provincial casket, the whole outlined with boxwood tramlines, the rounded rectangular hinged top enclosing detachable tray, pierced base, 27cm wide, c.1820; a small square ebonised tea caddy decorated in the Japanese style, 9cm high, c.1930; an octagonal domed ebony strung amboyna tea caddy, 9.5cm high (3)
A pair of 20th century Naples rectangular boxes and covers, moulded in low relief with frolicking figures, 16.5cm wide, a/f; a Royal Copenhagen vase, decorated with flowers, 27cm high; a pair of Italian pottery figures, as a Chinese man and companion; a Delft hexagonal caddy, with silver cover; a Vienna pedestal vase and cover; etc, qty
CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR HUKIN & HEATH, LONDON PICNIC SET, CIRCA 1880 silver plate, comprising: a kettle and cover, 9cm high; a teapot and cover, 8cm high, the teapot and kettle inscribed NELLIE; a tea caddy and cover incorporating paraffin burner and stand; a sugar bowl; a milk flask and cover; two teaspoons; a pair of sugar tongs; each bears crest, stamped marks 'H & H 2110' also with retailer's mark 'Leuchars & Son, London and Paris'; and two blue and white Royal Worcester cups and saucers, contained within a leather-covered fitted case, inscribed HELEN BRANDDimensions:case 29cm wide, 19cm high, 15.5cm deep
A Worcester Salopian blue and gilt decorated ribbed sugar box, cream jug, slop bowl, three tea cups, five saucers, two shallow dishes and a Derby blue and gilt decorated shallow bowl CONDITION REPORTS Cream or milk jug with chips around the rim and to the spout and firing faults to one side in the form of small black spots. Sugar bowl with chip to interior of lid rim and some loss to the gilding. Rim of main bowl with loss to the gilding around the extremities of the top throughout, otherwise in good condition. Smaller jar or tea caddy with some loss to the gilding around the rim and damage to one area of the blue enamel to one side mirrored on the other side of the shoulder. Some flowing to the blue beneath the gilding around the rim. Otherwise seems in good condition. One tea cup with large crack from just above handle downwards at an angle and loss of gilding to several areas. Other tea cups with loss to gilding on interior and around rim, otherwise in good condition. Saucers all with wear to gilding conducive with age and use, one with firing faults to the base - see images. One larger dish with large two part crack to one edge and loss to the gilding similar to others and hairline crack to base. Other dish with much loss to the gilding otherwise sound and Derby dish similar condition in that there is loss to the gilding around the rim, otherwise sound
A FRENCH 'JAPONISME' GILT-METAL MANTEL CLOCK, CURTIS & HORSPOOL, PARIS, LATE 19TH CENTURY the caddy top with four flaming finials and a centre urn-form finial, the simulated ivory face with Shibayama-type applied decoration depicting kingfisher and insects amidst gilded and silvered foliage, Japy two-train movement striking a coil gong, raised on a giltwood plinth with presentation plaque dated 1895, further raised on an ebonised plinth. (3) Overall 43.5cm high
FIVE ITEMS OF MIXED SILVER, EPNS & CONTINENTAL WHITE METALWARE, comprising two handled glass jar with silver collar, Birmingham 1906, indistinct makers mark, 12cms H, large ten section EPNS toast rack with Rococo decorated edge on four feet, no visible makers marks, 21cms H, 26cms across, 14cms D, the 3 x continental items comprising a Dutch caddy-type spoon with embossed decoration to the bowl interior, various stamps verso, a double cup with gilt interior, each of the bowls decorated with mythical gods and foliage, 9cms H, 5cms diam. (the larger bowl), and a further shaped edge bowl on a finger carry support and leaf shape base, 6.5cms H, 7.25cms top diam.Provenance: private collection Denbighshire
A Victorian rosewood and Tunbridgeware tea caddy, circa 1875; the hinged and slightly domed cover with a depiction of Carew Castle and Bridge in Pembrokeshire, within a stylised geometric border; the waisted sides a band of floral motifs, above bun feet; the interior with subsidiary caddy and moulded glass bowl; 15cm high, 25cm wide
A George IV hardwood, probably padouk and brass inlaid tea caddy, circa 1825; of sarcophagus form, the hinged cover and front with brass strung borders around central arabesques and corner cornucopia motifs; each end with a ring and repousse worked handle; the interior with twin subsidiary caddies; 18cm high, 31cm wide
A tortoiseshell and bone veneered tea caddy, third quarter 19th century; the domed top, front back and sides with rectangular tortoiseshell panels within zigzag bone and ebonised borders to the ebonised body, with cut metal clasp, escutcheon plate and lower corner brackets; the interior with twin subsidiary covers; 16cm high, 21cm wide
A large extensive collection of forty 20th century trinket / pill boxes and lidded containers. Various materials to include ceramic, wood, paper mache, marble, leather, glass and reed / grass. To include a Zulu herb container, Wood examples to include a hinged oak money box in the form of a treasure chest, Navajo native Indian Sand painting lidded box, Canadian maple wood hand carved revolving lid container, New Zealand mamaku wood lidded pot by Ponga Craft, a Chinese aluminium lined with carved exterior tea caddy and scoop, a Rocky Mountain lbox with 24k gold encased Aspen leaf to lid. Marble Examples to include a Rapa-Nui carved lidded pill container - Easter islands, Floral inlaid example from Subhash Emporium - India, Clay Layer example by Varve - South Africa. Ceramic examples from Mount Etna Ash rolled - Italy, Art Deco Paradise fine bone china pill box in a Clarice Cliff manner and a William Morris Willow Bough example - both from the Museum Collections Ltd, Gold, Silver and Silk embroidery example. Paper mache examples to include some original black lacquered box by BIMI. A resin pot by Ellyke Kalozdi - Bogota. Hand painted, inlaid and carved examples. Measures Largest 19cm x 13cm x 4cm. Smallest 3.5cm x 3.5cm x 3cm.
A 19th century Indian silver plate tea caddy container lidded pot. With rams head to top, with raised horns, with floral relief work to lid and repeating geometric pattern to band. Depicting the zodiac signs around the body, all supported on foliate scroll work legs. Measures approx. 12cm tall.
A Victorian oval silver tea caddy and cover, stamped with a continuous bacchanal between reeded and crimped borders, 10cm h, by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1892, 5ozs 3dwts and an oval French silver tea caddy and cover, c1900, 85mm h, indistinct control and other mark, 3ozs 13dwts (2) Light wear
Miscellaneous English and Continental porcelain, 18th and 19th c, to include a Staffordshire claret ground jug painted with panels of flowers, 25cm h, a Derby sauce tureen, cover and stand and two cups and saucers painted with flowers, a Samson triangular ‘famille rose’ tea caddy, etc Mostly in good condition
Lack-Teedose "Frau mit Schulterjoch", Russland, Moskau, Nikolaj Lukutin, 1882 - 1896 Papiermaché, Schwarzlack, polychrom bemalt. Runde Dose mit Steckdeckel, innen rot lackiert, auf dem Deckel bunte Darstellung einer Bäuerin mit Schulterjoch nach einer Lithographie von Konstantin Trutowski nach einer Zeichnung von Iwan Sokolow. Im Deckel Fabrikmarke (drei goldene Doppeladler) mit kyrillischer Inschrift "Fabriki Lukutina Moskwa", minimale Fehlstellen, Maße 9,5 x 10 cm. A Russian papier mâché and lacquer tea caddy, Moscow, Nikolai Lukutin, 1882 - 1896 A Russian papier mâché and lacquer tea caddy, Moscow, Nikolai Lukutin, 1882 - 1896Papiermaché, Schwarzlack, polychrom bemalt. Runde Dose mit Steckdeckel, innen rot lackiert, auf dem Deckel bunte Darstellung einer Bäuerin mit Schulterjoch nach einer Lithographie von Konstantin Trutowski nach einer Zeichnung von Iwan Sokolow. Im Deckel Fabrikmarke (drei goldene Doppeladler) mit kyrillischer Inschrift "Fabriki Lukutina Moskwa", minimale Fehlstellen, Maße 9,5 x 10 cm.Condition: I - II
Tea caddy silver. Beautiful rectangular model with removable lid, standing on four legs. Decorated in Rococo style, gilded inside. Germany, Ellmendingen-Keltern, Albert Bodemer (re-assayer), early 20th century, hallmarks: moon, crown, hand, HANDARBEIT, German re-assayers mark Albert Bodemer, Dutch import hallmarks - light signs of use and dents. 289 grams, 835/1000. Dim. L 8.5 cm, W 9.5 cm, H 12.5 cm.
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