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Lot 487
A Regency rosewood tea caddy, of sarcophagus form with brass inlay raised on paw feet17 x 31 x 15cmCondition report: Marking to the top left hand side of the lid. Brass inlay has warped slightly on the top. Minor chip to the top left surface measuring 0.4mm. Scratching and markings to the extermies consistent with age and use. Minor warping to the wood on the brass inlay near the join. Handle on the side are structally loose and move when touched. Inside has a loss of handle which is provided and later lid in the center. The right lid does not sit flat and there is wear to the inside of the compartments and also lining in the central compartment and lid cover. The back legis structually loose but attached - feet appear to later.
Lot 1130
A 19th century sycamore and pen work caddy, with Mauchline panel by Lammie of Cumnock depicting huntsman with hounds "Death of The Fox". Width 14 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The caddy is in extremely good order. We can see no evidence of any repairs or restoration. The top is flat and not warped and there are no splits. The hinges operate as they should. There are no splits to the base panels or base itself. The feet appear to be original. The only minor issue is the original lead lining is largely perished.
Lot 548
A collection of thirteen spoons, including two Russian Niello spoons one marked 84 Zolotnik, maker Aleksander Cordes St Petersburg 1848, the other mark rubbed, a silver caddy spoon London 1833, maker Jonathan Hayne, another pair of Russian Niello spoons showing St Petersburg scenes to the bowl stamped 84 with makers marks rubbed, the remainder all English, various makers various marks.
Lot 1295
A 19th century tortoiseshell sarcophagus-shaped tea caddy, with ring handle, ivory ball feet and inner lid, length 18cmThere is a small section of crazing in the tortoiseshell on the back ogee panel of the lid, and a small section of the silver wire inlay missing next to it, otherwise all in very good original condition
Lot 228
An Arts & Crafts planished copper and enamel plate, 19th century, of circular form with central cartouche decorated with fish decorated in red, pink and blue enamels, within a ringed border, impressed 'HN' lozenge mark to border, 24.8cm wide, together with a copper and enamel caddy spoon, impressed 'SC' lozenge mark to bowl, 8cm long (2)
Lot 258
A tortoiseshell sewing box, 19th century, the casket form box of ogee profile, the hinged cover with central panel inlayed with mother of pearl floral and foliate sprays, the silk lined fitted interior with four mother of pearl bobbins, 24.5cm W x 18.5cm D x 11cm H, with a tortoiseshell tea caddy, 19th century, the domed hinged cover with vacant bow shaped cartouche, the interior divided into two compartments each with cover, 13cm W x 9cm D x 10.5cm H (2) (at fault)
Lot 266
A George III century mahogany and satinwood inlaid box, of rectangular form with twin handles, the cover opening to reveal a velvet lined interior and detachable tray, 11.7cm high, together with a 19th century mahogany tea caddy, 12cm high, a 19th century mahogany sarcophagal sewing box, 10.5cm high, a 19th century oak sewing box, 10cm high, and a gallery mahogany tea tray, 57cm wide (5)
Lot 3
A silver coloured tea caddy, of faceted form with hinged cover and catch, elaborately engraved with scrolling decoration, 7.8cm wide, stamped '800 OMAN', together with an Indian silver coloured rose bowl, of compressed circular form on three ball feet with engraved panel decoration and mesh cover, 12.5cm wide, indistinctly marked to base (2)
Lot 391
A Chinese armorial tankard, Qianlong (1736-1795), enamelled with a heraldic crest with motto 'Fortis In Bello', within florally enamelled sprays and cobalt borders, 11.5cm high (restored) along with a Chinese export porcelain tea caddy, of arched rectangular form decorated in puce with figures on terraces (lacking cover) 12cm high (2)
Lot 7
An Edwardian commemorative silver caddy spoon, import marks for Berthold Muller, Chester 1908, the scalloped oval bowl depicting King Edward III within a beaded border, the handle surmounted by the Royal crest, 11cm long, together with a George V silver letter opener surmounted by an antelope, Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1911, 15.8cm long, an Edwardian silver tablespoon, Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1907, 20.5cm long, and two further continental silver tablespoons, each 20.7cm long, gross weight of group 7.15ozt (5)
Lot 700
An early 20th century oak cased grandmother clock, the caddy top with freestanding ring turned pillars flanking the 18cm gilt metal dial and two train movement striking on rods, above the plain slender oak case, with two brass coated weights, 168cm high Movement appears to be well maintained, mounted upon an associated board, however no guarantee of working condition
Lot 175
George III and Queen Charlotte: a creamware tea caddy with domed cover, the hexagonal body moulded with half-length portraits painted in brightly coloured enamels alternating with floral spays, the shoulders inscribed ‘Ann Wright’, circa 1762, 186mm, rim chipped, cracked horizontally around the majority of the base, small firing crack to extremity of shoulder and cover restored* The portrait of Charlotte is after the engraving by Thomas Fyre dated 1762.See Hallinan, plate 18.# commemorative, commemorate, royal
Lot 121
A small George I-style walnut chest of drawers,18th century and later, the crossbanded and quarter-veneered caddy top over four graduated long drawers, on bracket feet,70cm wide45cm deep77cm highCondition report: Old carcass. Re-veneered. Re-polished. Knocks, chips and dents. Light scratches and wear. Structurally sound. Drawers run smoothly but flop forward. Old splits, cracks, top slightly uneven, replaced handles.
Lot 676
CANTEEN OF GERMAN STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY Modern, with beaded borders, comprising: 12 table forks, 12 dessert knives, 12 dessert forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 fish knives, 12 fish forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 cake forks, in a fitted wooden case; and a Carol Boyes stainless steel caddy spoon, with figure handle                             (97)
Lot 203
Victorian burr walnut tea caddy of rectangular form with crossbanded borders and applied brass and ivory panels, the interior with two lidded compartments, 23cm wide. NB: Bidders are responsible for arranging all documents relating to CITES and must comply with the relevant regulations of their destination country. We will not post outside the UK.
Lot 206
Georgian mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus form with twin ring handles, inlaid stringing and four ball feet, the interior with two lidded compartments, 21cm diam. and a Regency rosewood work box with inlaid mother of pearl roundels and panels, the interior with lift out tray (in need of restoration), 26cm wide. (2).
Lot 209
Good Victorian coromandel wood tea caddy of rectangular form with inlaid brass panel inscribed "J. & A. H. Oct. 13th 1891", ribbon scrolls, escutcheon and Greek key pattern borders, the interior lined with satinwood and mahogany with two lift out caddies, the hinged lids with engraved plaques inscribed with initials B. and G., 25.5cm wide.
Lot 370
A pair of silver shell pattern caddy spoons, S J Rose & Son, Birmingham 1964, with shell bowls, 8cm long, approximately 40gm CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 376
A silver toast rack, Viners, Sheffield 1926, with spade shaped loop handle and border of Celtic decoration, 10cm wide, a footed bowl with similarly decorated rim, 10cm diameter, a modern silver caddy spoon with shell bowl and a pair of silver vases, weighted, 23.5cm high, total weighable approximately 265gm
Lot 712
A 19th Century mahogany tea caddy, containing a mixing bowl flanked by two lidded canisters, 30.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 25
An early Victorian cased Christening knife and fork, Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1840 and a similar miniature set, George Unite, Birmingham 1843, a pair of sugar tongs, Sheffield 1898, button hook and shoehorn with silver handles, Chinese export pickle fork with figural finial, ep caddy spoon with shell bowl and a Victorian cased set of electroplated grape scissors with matching nutcrackers
Lot 554
An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain tea caddy and cover gilded and painted in underglaze blue with pagoda landscapes 13.5 cm high to/w a quantity of other 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain with European gilding including four tea bowls 4.5 cm high, four coffee cups 6 cm high, six saucers 12 cm diameter, a larger gilded famille rose bowl painted in polychrome enamels with landscapes and figures on terraces, 6 cm high and saucer with matching decoration, 15.5 cm diameter Three tea bowls with hairline cracks and chips, three coffee cups chipped/cracked, four blue and white saucers chipped and cracked, famille rose bowl with rim chips, all items with wear to enamels and/or gilding
Lot 61
A George III silver bright-cut caddy spoon with shell bowl, John Lambe 1809, to/w a cased set of 833 standard Continental spoons with individual floral specimen finials in the Art Nouveau taste, four silver coffee spoons and a pair of tongs and a cased Christening spoon and fork, 5.2oz (162g) total weight, to/w an Edwardian pair of loaded silver baluster candlesticks, Birmingham 1907
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