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Lot 611
A 1930s walnut display cabinet of stylised sunburst form, the central quartered door flanked by two glazed cupboard doors raised on cabriole legs to pad feet 107.5 cm wide x 31.5 cm deep x 121.5 cm high together with a Victorian mahogany sideboard pedestal, the caddy top over a single drawer and cupboard door on turned feet 47 cm wide x 48 cm deep x 114 cm high
Lot 290
A lacquer glove box; an oval dressing table mirror; lady's accessories; a glass scent atomiser; a coromandel wood tea caddy; a mahogany work box; a Ronson cigarette lighter; a Persian style ewer; hat pins in a shell case holder; a Coty Cipria Di Colore powder box and cover; a Salter pocket letter balance, soft cloth pouch; etc
Lot 230
A Regency rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy,the interior with two lidded compartments and a glass mixing bowl,33.5cm widetogether with a mahogany box,with ebonised panels enclosing two trays over a false bottom containing two drawers,26cm wide16cm highCondition report: Rosewood tea caddy) Mixing bowl later and does not fit. Loss to rear one side of lid edge moulding. One ring handle missing.Mahogany box) Knocks and wear throughout.
Lot 194
A George III silver caddy shovel, with engraved vacant cartouches, 72mm l, maker's mark ru commemorative silver Investiture of the Prince of Wales caddy spoon, by another, Birmingham 1968, a George IV silver caddy spoon with fig shaped bowl, Fiddle pattern, London 1825 and one other, a silver tea strainer, a damaged silver teaspoon and a pair of EPNS mounted floral painted knife rests (8) Caddy spoons in good condition
Lot 372
A rare Mason's Ironstone shell inkwell, c1820-25, painted with flowers and gilt, 70mm h, an English porcelain shell shaped stand on ring foot and a Staffordshire cobalt ground slender vase, both c1820, painted with flowers and a later Continental tea caddy and cover, painted with Chelsea birds (5) Comparative Literature: A Mason's Ironstone inkwell of the same shape and similar decoration is illustrated Godden (G A), Mason's China and the Ironstone Wares, Woodbridge 1980, plt 225 Inkwell with small old filled chip around the ring aperture and slight wear to gilding, with later metal replacement liner and cover. Shell shaped stand with small old filled chip on rim, the other items undamaged
Lot 751
An early Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, inlaid in engraved mother of pearl with flowers and wire stringing, the slightly domed lid with central basket moulded panel, brass ball finial and feet, the divided interior retaining pair of covers, 17cm l A little dry and some veneer loss to one of the interior covers, much old accretion of dirt and grime but complete and original, slight damage on back of lid above hinges
Lot 4035
Porcelain Famille Rose tea caddy with bombed surface and decoration of persons drinking in a park and mother with children in boat, China 18th century, 12.5 cm high (cap restored), porcelain Famille Rose tea caddy with floral decoration, China 18th century, 12 cm high (lid and neck damage) and porcelain Grisailles tea caddy with floral decoration and heraldry, China 18th century, 11.5 cm high (2 hairlines and lid not original)
Lot 179
A SILVER SAUCE LADLE, CADDY SPOON AND A WHITE METAL DECANTER LABLE, Victorian fiddle pattern sauce spoon, engraved initials to the handle, worn gilt bowl, hallmarked London 1850, the caddy spoon with engraved initials to the handle, hallmarked 'Edward Mayfield' London 1807,approximate gross weight 38.0 grams, together with a white metal 'Sherry' decanter label (unmarked)
Lot 36
Five George III Silver Caddy Spoons, by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1806-1816, one with leaf-shaped bowl, one with plain "tulip" bowl with shaped handle, and three others, combined weight 1.27ozsCondition reportThe bowls of three are engraved, as are the handles of two, which also have engraved initials. One with an oval bowl has a small crease to the back upper part. The marks on one of tulip shape with mother-of-pearl handle are worn, but the remaining four have reasonably clear marks.
Lot 54
A Pair of Late Victorian Silver Oval Salts of Neo Classical Design and Mixed Silver, the salts by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Birmingham 1896, with bead mounts, pierced sides with floral garlands and ring handles, 5.25ins wide x 2.75ins high, and blue glass liners for same, a late Victorian silver cylindrical tea caddy by William Comyns and Sons London 1893, with spiral reeded fluted and bead ornament 4.25ins high, four silver napkin rings and four sterling silver baskets/dishes, combined weighable silver 21ozs, and a plated retractable brush with engine-turned ornament and blue cabochon stone set button, 95mm overall
Lot 38
Four George III Silver Caddy Spoons, one maker's mark rubbed, London 1807, three by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1804-1809, the London spoon with flower-shaped bowl and engraved with floral spray within reeded borders, one with a rectangular filigree pierced bowl and two others, combined weight 1.2ozsCondition reportLooking at the catalogue image, the two centre spoons have engraving to their handles. The example on the right has engraved initials to the underside of the bowl. All appear to be in reasonably good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration. The hallmarks to the right hand example are worn. The marks to that on the left of the group are also worn.
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