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Lot 54
A GEORGE III SILVER SHAPED OVAL TEA CADDY ROBERT HENNELL I, LONDON 1792 With a seated figure terminal to the domed cover, the body chased with birds and a dog among trees, within foliate borders 15cm (6in) long 438g (14.1 oz) Condition Report: Marks are clearLock turns but does not catchSlightly wobblesHinge goodGap to the coverNo engravingTwo pierced holes along the top edgeLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 23
A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL TEA CADDY THOMAS HAYTER, LONDON 1805 With a wooden pineapple finial to the domed cover, engraved with foliate bands and a crest within an oval reserve 17cm (6 3/4in) high With a wood liner Condition Report: Maker's mark is partially obscured, rest are clearHinge goodCover sits wellNo keyStands wellEngraving goodLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 48
A GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDY MAKER'S MARK W.T, POSSIBLY WILLIAM TUITE, LONDON 1770 With a flower finial, gadrooned borders, chased with flowers and C-scrolls, engraved beneath with a crest 14.5cm (5 3/4in) high With a wood liner Condition Report: Marks are clearCover fits wellCrest is clearStands wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use376g (12.1 oz) gross Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 205
A Regency tortoiseshell veneered and pewter strung tea caddy of rectangular form, the shallow domed top with white metal plaque bearing indistinct ownership initials, opening to reveal a vacant interior with ivory banded edge, the key escutcheon of white metal, 15.5 cm wide x 8.5 cm deep x 11 cm high (Ivory Reg No EB4J87VS)
Lot 207A
A late George III satinwood and marquetry inlaid oval tea caddy, the top with stylised shell medallion, within a barber pole style stringing, over a fan marquetry inlaid medallion with kite shaped ivory key escutcheon, 14.5 cm wide x 10 cm deep x 11.5 cm high (Ivory Reg No. EDKJ9RS) CONDITION REPORTS Lid doesn't sit quite flat. On the back there is some gapping between the different types of wood and on the left hand sides there are some odd holes/pins to the wood although nothing evident to the interior. There is also a section of banding missing to the left hand side of the hinge. There are some other areas of wood missing throughout. The felt at the bottom is very worn. Obviously the colour throughout is faded. The interior tinning is missing throughout and the bottom plate is misshapen. Possible replacement hinge and there is damage to the lid's fitting on the interior. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details. No key.
Lot 204
An early 19th Century tortoiseshell and mother of pearl banded tea caddy, the cover opening to reveal two lidded compartments with turned ivory medallion handles, within an ivory panelled edging, on a canted mother of pearl panelled base and squat bun feet, 20 cm wide x 12 cm deep x 13.5 cm high (Ivory Reg No 8D6YB43M)
Lot 207
A George III satinwood and marquetry inlaid oval tea caddy, the top with flower head medallion decoration, opening to reveal a single section interior, the front decorated with ribbon tied floral spray, the ivory escutcheon of oval form, 14.5 cm wide x 8 cm deep x 12 cm high (Ivory Reg No P1L2Z7A1) CONDITION REPORTS Whilst the whole piece has signs of wear and tear, surface chipping, minor scratching etc conducive with age and use throughout, the piece appears basically sound. There is slight damage and loss to the area in front of the brass lock. The baize to the base has damage and loss. Interior zinc lining with remnants showing, otherwise poor condition. Splitting to the underside of the handle which may have been covered up by the original lining. Some splitting around the lid from the rim - see images for further detail
Lot 202
A Georgian tortoiseshell veneered two section tea caddy of shaped rectangular form, the main body with pewter stringing, the lid with ivory ball finial, opening to reveal two lidded compartments with ivorine medallion handles, the key escutcheon of yellow metal, raised on ivory squat bun feet, 18 cm wide x 11.5 cm deep x 16.5 cm high (Ivory Reg No. PWGAM1XJ)
Lot 353
An Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl and similarly cast handle, Birmingham 1979, boxed, a silver novelty caddy spoon in the form of a jockey's cap, Sheffield 1970, a silver shoehorn, Sheffield 2004, total weight 76.5g, an Asprey's silver corkscrew, Birmingham 1997, and an Asprey's wine stopper, London 1995.
Lot 428
An Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl and Prince of Wales plumes handle, Sheffield 1981 by Roberts & Belk Ltd, length 8.7cm, and a small group of other silver, including a matched pair of sauce ladles, Sheffield 1944 and 1958 by Viner's Ltd, length 11.5cm, total weight 203.6g.
Lot 314
A George V silver caddy spoon with hammered decoration, the tapering handle applied with a foliate motif, Birmingham 1920 by A.E. Jones, length 6.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including a sifter spoon, Sheffield 1902 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, length 14.5cm, total weight 177.3g, an Indian white metal salt, salt spoon and pepper caster, together with a small group of plated cutlery.
Lot 43
THREE GEORGE III TEA CADDIES LATE 18TH/ EARLY 19TH CENTURY all of rectangular form with brass swing handles; including a crossbanded walnut caddy with a pull-out tin tray liner; a crossbanded oak caddy with bell top lid and marquetry star below the escutcheon, on ogee bracket feet, the interior with three pewter caddies; and a mahogany caddy with bell top lid and brass oak branch escutcheon, later fitted stationery interior (3) the largest 27cm wide
Lot 144
FOUR SADLER AND GREEN PRINTED WARES LATE 18TH CENTURY comprising a creamware oval dish, the rim with moulded swags with gilt highlights, and pierced panels, printed to the centre with fancy birds; two delft tiles, one printed with figures in a boat within a classical landscape setting, marked to the lower edge ‘J. Sadler, Liverpool’, the other printed with a scene, probably from Aesop's fables, of the foresters and the bear, within a scrolling 88 border; and a creamware tea caddy and cover, probably Cockpit Hill, printed to one side with Columbine and Harlequin, and to the reverse with sheep grazing, all unmarked (4) tiles 12.5cm x 12.5cm, plate 20.5cm wide, caddy 11.5cm high From the Maisels Collection of British Ceramics For a reference to the caddy see N. Stratton ‘Tea Trade’ catalogue, No. 173
Lot 13
FINE WILLIAM AND MARY FLORAL MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK, BY ALEXANDER RAITT, DUNDEE LATE 17TH CENTURY the 11 inch brass dial with silvered chapter, Roman numerals and Arabic five minute markers, a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture to the mask, signed 'Alex. Raitt, Dundee', the pierced spandrels with pairs of winged cupids, the case with a domed caddy top surmounted with three gilt ball finials, the convex moulded cornice with two pierced foliate fretwork friezes above the dial, flanked by ebonised Doric columns, the trunk with a rectangular door fitted with a brass mounted oval lenticle, on a square moulded plinth base, inlaid throughout with fine marquetry depicting birds, sprays of flowers and cherubs, with a twin train movement 248cm high, 51cm wide, 27cm deep
Lot 22
GEORGE III BLUE AND GILT JAPANNED LONGCASE CLOCK, BY ROBERT HOLLAND, LONDON EARLY 18TH CENTURY the 11 inch brass breakarch dial with silver chapter ring, Roman numerals and Arabic five minute markers, a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture to the mask, with pierced foliate spandrels, the arch with a silvered signature roundel ‘Robert, Holland, London’ flanked by pierced dolphins, the domed caddy top case with moulded cornice, the dial flanked by Doric columns, the breakarch moulded trunk door on a square moulded plinth base, decorated throughout with blue and gilt lacquer panels showing figures in a palace and garden landscape, with a twin train movement 252cm high, 53cm wide, 26cm deep The Murray family, formerly at Dollerie House, Crieff, Perthshire
Lot 134
GROUP OF LIVERPOOL PORCELAIN MID-LATE 18TH CENTURY comprising a Pennington teabowl and saucer, and a slop bowl, with printed chinoiserie decoration depicting a figure standing by trees and a sailing boat; a slop bowl painted with ‘Bird in Flowers’ pattern; two rare Christian teabowls with moulded floral decoration and a blue cellular rim; a Pennington leaf-shaped pickle dish with moulded and painted decoration; and a Pennington cylindrical tea caddy with underglaze and overglaze painted chinoiserie decoration and an associated white metal cover; unmarked (8) saucer 12.6cm diameter, pickle dish 11cm wide, caddy 13.2cm high including the cover The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics
Lot 294
A late Georgian tortoiseshell tea caddy with four bun feet, the body of curved form with hinged cover opening to show ivory border/trim, two removable tortoiseshell covers revealing zinc lined tea compartments, plated key hole surround (no key), approx. 14.8cm wide x 8.5cm high x 9.5cm deep. Further details: large impact damage to corner of cover having long crack, loss and damage, hinges are detached from cover so cover lifts off, tortoiseshell otherwise has small signs of loss, some loss to zinc areas, cloudy areas and nibbles, one bun feet has been replaced in past, surface scratching and wear commensurate to age/usage. Submission Reference: 8WKS1SS4
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