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Click here to subscribeA George III silver caddy spoon, 65mm l, by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1810, five George III bright cut and other silver teaspoons, a set of six Victorian silver teaspoons and a silver salt spoon, 7ozs 10dwts (13) Condition ReportCaddy spoon in good condition. The other items also in generally good condition with some slight wear
Assortment of vintage mid to late 20th century Mason`s Ironstone printed and hand painted china tea services. The lot includes two Mason`s "Fruit Basket" collection lustre ware milk jug and ginger jar with fruit and floral decorations in purple, blue and green tones. A Mason`s "Java" set of censer, small vase, tea caddy, service dish, milk and water jugs, and ginger jar with cobalt blue and pink floral decorations and guilt rims. A Mason`s "Brown Velvet" set of milk jug, small vase, bob bob dish and small service dish, and a round platter. Additionally, six Mason`s "Chantilly" small plates with brown and yellow decorations. The lot appears in overall good conditions with minor wear commensurate with age.
Porcelain dish with blue floral decoration, 23 cm diameter, Cantonese dish 22 cm diameter, 2 saucers 24 cm diameter (1 with rim chips), brown bowl with gold-coloured dragon decoration, 6.5 cm high, 18 cm diameter and tea caddy with polychrome decoration, 12.5 cm high, 12 cm diameter, all 6 pieces porcelain period 19th/20th century
1 pair of porcelain miniature vases with blue and white decor of 2 people in the garden, 1 porcelain powder blue miniature vase, 1 blue and a gray porcelain holder for incense, bronze teapot and tea caddy in a textile-lined box and a porcelain Famille Rose saucer with 2 birds in blossom tree, China ca. 1900.23 cm diameter (restored)
A small collection of 18th century and later silver flatware, including a table spoon by Thomas Eustace, Exeter, 1785, two 18th century silver lace back dessert spoons, an 18th century 'berry' spoon, a George III silver caddy spoon, IT, Birmingham, 1804, two later sifter spoons etc and a plated dessert spoon,12oz.
Nine silver plated side and dinner knives with pistol handles, six silver plated dinner forks of thread and fiddle form with scallop shell decoration and engraved crest, a plated caddy spoon and two silver plated dinner forks of plain fiddle back form, GW approx 1391.9g There are 5 dinner knives measuring 245mm long and 4 side knives measuring 215mm long
A George III Silver Shovel Pattern Caddy Spoon and Mixed Silver Ware, the caddy spoon by I.T., Birmingham 1903, the bowl engraved with shield cartouche and with green stained composition handle, 3ins overall, a Victorian silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon with plain oval bowl, London 1844, and a mixed selection of silver spoons and a butter knife, combined weight 9ozs
A Dutch Blue Painted Brass Tea Caddy, 19th Century, with painted landscapes and stylised swan handles, the cover with acorn finial, on paw feet, 8ins highCondition ReportSome surface wear of paint is missing detail. Some light scattered scratching. Cover similarly with some wear to paint. Knop is slightly bent over. The interior is possibly later painted.
Various collectables to include a circular Royal Crown Derby pot and cover; hand-gilded and decorated 'Butterflies of the World' (8cm diameter); an enamel Althorp box; a moulded brass caddy spoon; various small painted metal figures to include squirrel, rabbit, duck and; two small hand-cut 19th century liqueurs / sherries, a small and heavy cast-metal model of a pig, a fossil, a rough piece of amber and concentric weights (7)
A collection of assorted silver, objects of vertu and pens, including: three caddy-spoons, one with shell shaped bowl and vine cast handle; a shell-shaped pin-cushion; a cheroot-case; a cigarette-case; various mother-of-pearl mounted folding fruit-knives and a large collection of thimbles (qty)Condition report: 27 thimbles with British hallmarks, the card case, caddy spoons, cheroot holder, small box, pin cushion and knives, all with British hallmarks, fountain pens include some 14ct gold nibs
Three George III Silver Caddy-Spoons, London, 1790, London, 1808 and London, 1799, one with bifurcated handle, engraved with initials, the others Old English pattern, Together With: a George V silver caddy-spoon, Sheffield, 1912, engraved with a baron's coronet, total weight 1oz 7dwt, 41gr (4)
Three George IV Silver Caddy-Spoons, one by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1820, King's pattern with oblong bowl, another maker's mark rubbed, London, circa 1825, King's pattern with oval bowl and one by Hilliard and Thomason, Birmingham, 1851, King's pattern, the bowl circular and engraved with foliage and flowers, total weight 1oz 8dwt, 43gr (3)
A George III Silver Decanter-Label, by Peter and Ann Bateman, 1792, oblong and with canted corners, the border pierced and engraved with foliage, pierced 'Brandy', with suspension chain, cm wide; Together With: a George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, London, 1801, Fiddle Thread pattern, with shell bowl, engraved with initials, 8.4cm long, total weight of silver 13dwt, 21gr (2)Condition report: Caddy spoon is single struck, with a small split to the bowl, decanter label free from splits and repairs, both with lightwear and surface scratches
A collection of assorted silver, comprisng: a tea-caddy; a George III silver cream-jug; a pair of ashtrays; a pair of pierced dishes with openwork spatulate handles; a pair of part-pierced shell-shaped dishes; a pierced circular dish; five various napkin-rings; a vesta-case; a stamp-case and a bottle mount, weight of silver 21oz 3dwt, 658gr (qty)
A Cased Set of Dutch Silver Teaspoons, by J. M. v. Kempen en Zn., Voorschoten, 1861, each Threaded Old English pattern, comprising: twelve teaspoons; a pair of associated sugar-tongs; a caddy-spoon and a spoon with pointed bowl, in fitted brass inlaid bur walnut and rosewood crossbanded box, the interior set with mirrors, the box 21.5cm wide
Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy of sarcophagus form, with inlaid mother of pearl decoration to the front panel depicting a Chinese garden, the hinged cover opening to reveal a twin compartmented interior with tortoiseshell lids above sections with remnants of zinc lining, H13.5c, W21cm D12cm
ROYAL CROWN DERBY '1128' JAPAN TEA SERVICE FOR SIX, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, tea caddy, posy vase, pair cruets, crimped rim dish, bread & butter plate, cups, saucers, plates (27)Condition report: The hexagonal trumpet vase is the only piece that has scratches on the underneath.The pepper pot is missing the stopper.
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