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Lot 333
An early 20th century circa. 1920's Chinese silver plate and abalone tea caddy. The tea caddy being of scalloped form with abalone panel to hinged lid engraved with a figural scene. the silver plated body having repousse vignettes featuring wall flowers. Stamped to base. Measures 80mm tall approx.
Lot 14
A cut glass and silver mounted scent bottle,by Godfrey Cooke, London 1859, crest engraved, 7cm high, George III snuff box, Birmingham 1792, 5.5cm wide, a Victorian condiment jar, worn marks, 10cm high, a pair of wine labels Brandy and Claret by Hester Bateman, another George III label, Madeira, by Peter and Anne Bateman, a modern caddy spoon and a 925 standard shell dish,weighable 4oztCondition ReportWear to hall mark date letter on the condiment bottleWear to the bright-cut engraved pocket snuff boxSmall dent to the silver lid of the scent bottle
Lot 219
A Continental rosewood tea chest,19th century, with applied moulded decoration, foil-lined with lidded interior, on turned feet31cm wide27cm deep24cm highand a Victorian black lacquer papier mache travelling chest,with mother of pearl and floral painted decoration, with a hinged top, opening front to reveal narrow drawers, on shaped feet18.5cm wide17cm deep16.5cm highand a small lacquer box with a sloping lid, a Chinese lacquer tea caddy, a miniature rosewood sewing box, and a chagreen etui case (6)Condition ReportThe casket with some border moulding lossesDamage to the front giltwood foot of the Chinese caddyThe Victorian travelling chest has wear to the painted decoration and a lift-out tray is missing The chagreen case has losses to edges of the lid and baseWear to decoration around release button of lid
Lot 387
TWO VICTORIAN WRITING BOXES AND A TEA CADDY, comprising an inlay jewellery box with green velvet lined compartments, three small ceramic ball feet, missing key, a burr wood tea caddy with two separate compartments with shell detail on the top, a velvet lined writing box with a small glass ink bottle and a prayer book 'The Narrow Way' inscribed to William Webb on his confirmation by Bishop of Derby April 8th 1895, a bronzed box, two twisted metal handles, tree of life detail on the front, three raised apples on the top, a vintage leather razor sharpener (5) (Condition Report: the writing box has some damage inside, no keys)
Lot 173
A PARCEL OF ASSORTED SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED ITEMS, including an Elizabeth II silver oval photograph frame, makers Carr's of Sheffield, 1987, a four piece silver backed dressing table set, a caddy spoon stamped 'STERLING SILVER', the handle engraved 'TUSCAN LODGE...1945', silver handled cutlery, etc (Parcel)(Condition Report: frame lacks easel back, most items in worn condition)
Lot 140
Sixteen Boxed Lilliput Lane Cottages including Crathie Church, Balmoral, The Right Note, Grandma Batty's Tea Room, Tea Caddy Cottage, The Coach and Horses, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Penny Sweets, The Croft, Penrith Town Clock, Purbeck Stones, Ring O Bells, Applejack Cottage, Penny's Post and Little Scrumpy plus a David Winter Cornish Tin Mine and Leonardo Rothley House
Lot 137
A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY with lion mask ring handles, the interior with twin compartments and associated mixing bowl, 31cm wide 16cm deep 17cm high Condition Report : non matching bowl, no key, otherwise good condition Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 138
A CHINESE EXPORT PAPIER MACHE TEA CADDY of octagonal form with gilt decoration, rasied on lion mask feet, pair of metal canisters to interior, 22cm wide Condition Report : generally good, and still retaining original key, though some rubbing to gilt decoration Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
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