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Lot 37
An extensive part-set of US International Sterling 'Joan of Arc' pattern flatware and cutlery, comprising eight table forks, seven dessert spoons, ten dessert forks, nine teaspoons, four long-handled cocktail spoons, three tablespoons, a pair of fish servers, pair of pickle forks, sauce ladle, preserve spoon, caddy spoon and butter knife, 62oz total, to/w nine matching Sterling-handled table knives, seven tea knives and a pastry slice
Lot 385
A GROUP OF MASON'S IRONSTONE, comprising 'Chartreuse' pattern covered sauce tureen with ladle, twin handled serving dish, a large ginger jar, tea caddy, jug, small ginger jar and cake plate, together with 'Mandalay' pattern footed dish and a chocolate cup with lid and saucer, a large blue and white 'Willow' pattern wash jug and bowl and tea caddy made for Rington's Ltd. (12) (Condition Report: most pieces have crazing in varying degrees)
Lot 37
A late Victorian silver Tea Caddy, hallmarked Chester 1898, makers mark rubbed, of bombe form, the hinged cover with knop finial, hinge lacking pin, raised on four claw feet, 11cm high, together with a small silver pin dish, Birmingham 1904, 7cm wide and three silver spoons, total weight 8.4ozt (a lot)
Lot 80
A set of five George III silver Teaspoons, by Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, hallmarked London, 1818, Old English pattern, the handles initialled 'L', 13.2cm long, together with a George III silver Old English pattern fork, London 1815, 20.5cm long, an early 19thC silver caddy spoon, with chequer board bowl, damages and old repairs, and a Continental silver strainer, approx total weight 6.4ozt (a lot)
Lot 168
Treen to include: a George III period (circa 1800) two-division rosewood tea caddy (minus central glass mixing bowl); a heavy African style fruit bowl carved in relief with animals to include elephants, rhinoceros and others; a modern specimen wood dish (Imbuya); a North African style oval serving tray and a jewellery box with parquetry geometric patterns and mother of pearl.
Lot 390
A late 18th/early 19th century George III period mahogany and cross-banded caddy-topped chest; brushing slide above three full-width graduated drawers with stamped brass ovals decorated in low relief with the Prince of Wales plume, shaped apron and raised on high, slightly splaying French bracket style feet (85 x 44 x 93.5 cm)* Condition: Good colour - has been repolished at some time. With one key and all locks working. Later handles. Baize to brushing slide has some moth damage. Old spirit stains and a few small matted patches to the polish to top. No splits to sides. Original backboards. A few small veneer chips to edges of feet and drawers and a few old veneer repairs to the edges of the front. Good overall.
Lot 494
An interesting mixed lot to include a pair of modern Rank Aldis field glasses (10 x 50), a pair of similar treen jars and covers, an early 19th century rosewood tea caddy (now minus interior), a pair of hunting prints, an antique corkscrew, a Delftware stand (minus fittings) and a selection of various leather-mounted goods to include a cigarette case, wallet, diary dated 1947, an early 20th century silver-mounted leather carry case with various compartments and a leather-covered travelling watch case together with an open-faced fob watch with white-enamel dial and Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o'clock position, military engravings to back of case to include the War Department arrow
Lot 7006
Jacobean Revival - 19th century heavily carved oak tea caddy, the box with panelled hinged lid carved with Gothic tracery work with scroll carved border, the front panel carved with scrolling strapwork, on spiral turned column, canted rectangular base carved with foliage and further strapworkDimensions: Height: 74cm Length/Width: 56cm Depth/Diameter: 36cm
Lot 7195
Robert Parkinson of Lancaster - an early George II oak cased 30 hr longcase clock, c 1740, with a flat caddy top, broad frieze beneath and glazed panels to the sides, square hood door with attached pilasters and wooden capitals, long trunk and conforming door with a flat top, plinth raised on bracket feet, square brass dial with spandrels, single steel hand, date aperture and makers name, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, half hour markers, and an unusual quarter hour and seven-and-a-half minute inner track, dial pinned directly to a count wheel striking movement with a recoil anchor escapement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. Dimensions: Height: 210cm Length/Width: 36cm Depth/Diameter: 22cm
Lot 2219
Kleine Empire-Teedose Silber. Ovaler, fassähnlicher, glatter Korpus mit abgesetzter, profilierter Schulter in durchbrochen gearbeitetem, schmalem Galerierand endend. Flacher, ovaler Deckel. Wandung umzogen von fein ziseliertem, breitem Band aus volutierten Blattranken. Schauseitig und rückseitig in ovaler Kartusche ein ligiertes Monogramm bzw. dat.; Gew. ca. 125 g. H. 12 cm. A small Danish silver tea caddy. Monogrammed and dated.Dänemark. Um 1814.
Lot 2281
Teedose im Queen Anne-Stil Silber. Hochrechteckiger Korpus, die untere Wandungshälfte mit geraden Godronen umzogen. Abgesetzte, gekantete Schulter mit zylindrischer Öffnung und Stülpdeckel. Gest. 800, Herstellerzeichen und Händlermarken. Gew. ca. 360 g. H. 14 cm. 7,7 cm x 7,7 cm.A German silver tea caddy. Standard mark 800, maker´s and dealer´s mark.Deutsch. Schwäbisch Gmünd. Gebrüder Deyhle. 1. Hälfte 20. Jh.Abb. im Internet
Lot 2885
Teedose und zwei Ziertassen mit Untertassen. Rechteck- bzw. Zylinderform. Auf der Wandung und im Spiegel Medaillonrahmung mit Trompe-l'oeil-Stillleben der Musik bzw. Figurenszenen in polychromer Malerei. Golddekor. Teilw. mit Inschrift "Zum Andenken". Manufakturmarke. H. 6 cm.A Thuringian porcelain lot of a tea caddy and two cups and saucers with figural scenes and trompe-l'oeil motif. Manufacturer's mark.Thüringen. Wallendorf. Um 1800.
Lot 2947
Teedose mit Kauffahrtei- und Landschaftsszene Hochrechteckiger Korpus mit übergreifendem, rundem Deckel. Beidseitig der Wandung goldgerahmte, architekturbestandene Kauffahrteiszene bzw. galantes Paar in Flusslandschaft. Die Schmalseiten mit Blumendekor. Polychrome Malerei mit partieller Vergoldung. Schwertermarke. H. 12 cm. A porcelain tea caddy with Kauffahrtei scene and gallant couple in landscape. Crossed swords mark.Meissen. 1980.
Lot 218
KOAN SUISAI: A LACQUER NATSUME (TEA CADDY) WITH LEAVESBy Koan Suisai, signed at the storage box Japan, 20th centuryOf typical form with a flush-fitting cover, bearing a lustrous roiro lacquered ground, finely executed in gold takamaki-e with stylized ferns going into different directions. The interior lacquered red with gold decoration.With an original wood storage box (tomobako) signed by the artist and inscribed MEBARI YANAGI MAKIE DAI NATSUME. Condition: Excellent condition with minor wear. Provenance: Dutch collection. Weight: 73 g (excl. the box) Dimensions: Height 7.5 cm
Lot 219
KOZEN: A LACQUER NATSUME (TEA CADDY) WITH CHERRY BLOSSOMS BY A CASTLE WALLBy Fushiyama Kozen (born c. 1940), the tomobako signed Kozen with seal KozenJapan, second half of 20th century, Showa period (1926-1989)Of typical form with a flush-fitting cover, bearing a lustrous roiro ground finely decorated in gold and silver hiramaki-e and takamaki-e with two flowering cherry trees in front of an old castle wall, with some blossoms superbly inlaid with mother-of-pearl. The interior and countersunk base of densely sprinkled silver lacquer.HEIGHT 7.6 cmCondition: Excellent condition with minor wear.The wood storage box (tomobako) inscribed and signed Kojo no haru, sakura, chu-natsume, KOZEN saku ('A middle-sized natsume tea caddy, with the design of cheery blossoms at an old castle in spring, made by Kozen') with the seal KOZEN.Fushiyama Kozen (born c. 1940) is a Japanese Wajima-nuri lacquer artist in Ishikawa Prefecture. He graduated from the Art Department at the University of Seoul. In 1969, he studied lacquer art under Sato Teiichi (1899-1972). In 1971, he won a prize at the Nihon Dento Kogeiten (Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition).
Lot 220
NAKAMURA SOETSU: A LACQUER NATSUME (TEA CADDY) WITH REEDSBy Nakamura Soetsu (born 1932), signed at the storage box Japan, 20th centuryOf typical form with a flush-fitting cover, bearing a lustrous beige lacquered ground, finely decorated in gold takamaki-e and mother of pearl takazogan with reeds on a river. The interior of roiro left undecorated.With an original wood storage box (tomobako) signed and inscribed by the artist. Condition: Excellent condition with minor wear. Provenance: Dutch collection. Weight: 77 g (excl. the box) Dimensions: Height 7.5 cmSoetsu Nakamura, born in Ishikawa Prefecture in 1932, learned the art of lacquering from his father in 1946 and dedicated himself to training. In 1967, he received tea ceremony instruction from Sowa Nakao. Nakamura obtained prestigious awards at the National Lacquerware Exhibition, including the Forestry Agency Commissioner's Award in 1979, the Governor's Award in 1982, and the Seishitsu Association Award in 1983. He has received numerous awards at national lacquerware exhibitions, and in 1987, he received the tea ceremony name Sokyo.
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