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Lot 260
A contemporary Scottish silver caddy spoon with an alternating depression on each side, profusely engraved back and front with the head and wing of an eagle (a take on the antique silver eagle's wing spoon first made by Joseph Wilmore in 1814), by Malcolm Appleby, Edinburgh 2014 (also signed ‘M.APPLEBY’ and numbered ‘6’) in original box, 8cms long – 0.7oz.
Lot 439
C18th bracket clock by Jon Crampton, Dublin. Subsidiary inscribed 'Full Sea at Dublin' and flanked by two putti figures over brass dial with silver chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals. Brass back plate engraved with makers name amongst birds and foliate scrolls. Case with brass handle to caddy top and raised on brass feet. W29 x D22 x H45cm not including handleWith keys and in working order.*From a private collection, originally from J and S Clocks of Warwick in 1995*
Lot 322
ONE BOX OF CERAMICS, GLASSWARE AND SUNDRIES, to include a Bavarian 'Schumann Arzberg' porcelain cake stand, a four-piece brass fireside set, a Royal Doulton 'Images of Nature' series Patience figure, a small hand-beaten Speculum Plate tea caddy, a cranberry glass vase, three Limoges hand painted porcelain trinket/pill boxes, a small silver coin purse, a Wedgwood Queens Ware jug, a green glass salt, a Mason's 'Mandalay' pattern mantel clock and two miniature jugs, a pale blue and white six piece Saki set, a pair of Crown Devon Fieldings blush ivory vases, a ginger jar style table lamp decorated with pink and gilt blossom on a navy blue ground, two framed prints of Victorian Birmingham, etc. (s.d) (1 box + loose)
Lot 115
Paragon tea set with six cups and saucers and six side plates together with a large collection of mixed ceramics to include Wade basketweave teapot, Royal Doulton 'The Gallant Fishers' bowl, Beswick 201 character jug, 'Little Nell's Grandfather', Carlton Ware little house biscuit barrel, classical scene teapot, basket weave lidded caddy with handle, lidded barrel jar, double handled preserve pot, Mexican tea pot with bird and butterfly design, Arthur Wood old hall teapot, Burleigh Ware 'Willow' teapot and stand, primrose teapot, Royal Doulton Pickwick papers jug and 'Old London' jug along with two Beswick miniature spaniel dogs, Jemima Puddleduck, Royal Doulton Little Nell, Sairy Gamp and Scrooge figurines
Lot 84
Collection of ceramics to include Aynsley Wild Tudor large flower vase, lidded trinket dish, pair of bulb vases, small vases, small dish, heart trinket tray, lidded caddy, lidded jars, two small plates and handled cake plate, together with a Wedgwood small vase, small plates by Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester and Coalport, a Coalport stem vase, Royal Doulton small posy display and larger Coalport ceramic roses example
Lot 107
Assorted small silver items, comprised of a lidded pot, two silver coin dishes, a salt, a salt spoon with Indian coin bowl, and three assorted spoons, combined weight 10.34ozt, 321.5g, and a caddy spoon and a Thomas Wilkinson and Sons Pelican Ware pierced silver plated fruit bowl CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.* Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid* Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods. All payments MUST be electronic
Lot 187
A group of early 19th century blue and white transfer-printed wares, c. 1800-10. To include: a Spode Fruit and Flowers covered sugar, a Chinese Flowers waste bowl, a Broseley covered sugar, a One Man Insect Willow covered dish, a supper set centre tureen, a later coloured Willow pattern tea caddy and a later Good Ale mug. Tallest: 14cm tall. (8)
Lot 5114
8-day oak longcase clock - in an early 18th century styled case with a caddy top, square hood door with barley twist columns, long carved trunk door on a conforming plinth with an applied skirting base, square brass dial with an engraved centre, silvered chapter and spandrels, 19th century rack striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weights and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 198cm Length/Width: 43cm Depth/Diameter: 27cm
Lot 559
TEA CADDY, England, viktorianische Epoche,Mahagonischatulle, goldstaffierter Knauf mit Fliege und Blumen, Schloss mit Schlüssel anbei, 2 Holzkanten best., Oberfläche des Holzes etwas fleckig, 3 innenliegende Teedosen, Porzellan, goldstaffiert, polychrome Blumenmalerei, apricotfarbener Fond, tlw. berieben, produktionsbedingte Brandrisse, über alles 16,5 x 26 x 12,5 cm
Lot 99
19th century figured walnut tea caddy, of rounded sarcophagus form, the hinged and slightly domed cover carved with monogramed panel flanked by acanthus leaves, opening to reveal a triple compartment interior with later mahogany lids, lifting to reveal remnants of zinc lining, H19cm L34cm D20cmCondition Report: General wear commensurate with age and use, including scratches and small indentations. A few splits/cracks.Repair verso beneath one hinge.Small surface loss verso to lower rim.Later mahogany replacement lids to interior.Wear and losses to zinc lining.
Lot 4
CORNISH INTEREST - A George III silver pair case fusee verge pocket watch by Richard Caddy, Falmouth. The white enamel dial with overlapping subsidiary seconds dial and black Arabic numerals, the movement with a scroll and drum engraved pierced balance cock and engraved half plate, inscribed 'Rich'd Caddy Dec.1th. FALMOUTH. 1805' , J. Hodge Helston Watch & Clockmaker paper label inside, the cases both hallmarked London 1805, 60mm.Currently running. The dial with hairline cracks at the hour and minute hands.
Lot 1657
A Chinese export silver 4-piece tea set, Hung Chong, Hong Kong circa 1900, comprising teapot, 2-handled tea caddy, sugar bowl and cream jug, shaped oval bulbous form with textured decoration and gilt interior, teapot height 14cm, 42.3oz gross . Condition Report: Hardly any wear considering age, teapot has a couple of extremely light dents to body, top edge of spout bent downwards and handle lacking 1 insulator, gilding still relatively bright, marks clear
Lot 2572
Group of silver, comprising wire work basket and lorgnette, both unmarked, 1920s silver caddy spoon with shell bowl, hallmarked William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1928, coffee spoon with beetle finial, vesta case and three other spoonsCondition Report:Weighable silver approx 4.28 ozt (133.1 grams)
Lot 2536
Late 19th century German Hanau silver miniature novelty scuttle, of cylindrical form with side handle and swing handle, the body impressed with figural genre scene, with Hanau marks for Karl Kurz, and hallmarked Samuel Boyce, Chester 1902, with 'F' foreign import mark, not including handle H3.5cm, together with a late 19th century German Hanau silver miniature novelty tea caddy, of rounded cube form, the body impressed with figures at work in a countryside setting, with Hanau marks for Neresheimer & Sohne, and hallmarked B Muller & Son, Chester import 1907, and marked 925, H5cmCondition Report:Scuttle with a few knocks to handles, and some wear to impressed decoration. Tea caddy with light knocks to some corners. Both in good general overall condition, with light wear commensurate with age and use. Hallmarks with some wear, but still legible.
Lot 80
A VICTORIAN SILVER SET OF TWELVE TEASPOONS, A CADDY SPOON AND A PAIR SUGAR TONGS, WILLIAM & CHARLES EDWARDS, LONDON, 1870 / 71 each with twisted and beaded stem and a Renaissance terminal of a bust of Bacchus on a volute, the sugar tongs engraved with a crest, teaspoons 12.5cm long, 284g (14)
Lot 199
A GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDY, WILLIAM VINCENT, LONDON, 1777 oval, the sides bright-cut with geometric rims flanking foliate and husk swags surrounding one vacant oval cartouche and one to front engraved with scrolled initials JIF, the flush-hinged lid with a further geometric border and a cast floral sprig finial, 12cm long; together with a George iii silver caddy spoon, John Thornton, Birmingham, 1804, shovel form, the bowl pierced with an oval of stars, some bright-cut decoration, 7cm long; 371g including perhaps later brass lock
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