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Lot 449
Full title: A varied collection of Chinese blue and white and famille rose wares, Kangxi and later------- Description: H.: 13 cm (the tea caddy and cover) -- H.: 10 cm (the jug) -- Dia.: 6,8 cm (the seal paste box) -- L.: 19 cm - H.10.5 cm (the bowl and cover) -- Dia.: 14 - H.: 7 cm (the bowl)
Lot 137
Regency Tortoiseshell tea caddy of bowed rectangular design with radial fluted front, the interior with 2 covered containers W18cm and a mahogany tea caddy Condition Report & Further Details Small crack to the right and front panel. Lift and feet missing. Some separation at the corners of cover and base. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 332
A group of assorted silver flatware, including: a George II silver marrow-scoop, London, 1736; a pair of George III silver sugar-nips, London, circa 1750; a George III silver caddy-spoon, London, 1798, with shell shaped bowl; a silver and mother-of-pearl fruit-knife, Sheffield, possibly 1913; a Victorian silver caddy-spoon, London, 1846; a silver 'yard-o-lead' pencil, in fitted case and an American silver serving spoon, by Gorham, early 20th century, weight of silver 4.5ozt
Lot 175
A group of silver, including: a cased set of six Elizabeth II silver teaspoons of Puritan form, a cased set of Hanoverian pattern coffee-spoons, with the marks of the assay offices of the United Kingdom, a cased christening set, Birmingham, 1973, a cased copy of the anointing spoon, Birmingham, 1936; a cased set of tea-knives, a cased child's spoon, the handle cast with a stork and newborn baby, a cased Elizabeth II place setting of King's pattern, Sheffield, 1963 and 1964, a George III silver table-spoon, redecorated as a berry-spoon, a caddy-spoon, Birmingham, 1971, together with, a small assortment of silver-plated flatware, weighable silver 17.2ozt (qty)
Lot 81
A collection of approx 120 8x10 inch lobby cards (full, part sets and singles) titles include Arthur, Blue Murder at St Trinian's, The Caddy, Doctor in the House, Decline and Fall of a Bird Watcher, Funny Lady (11 x 14 inch), Holiday on the Buses, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World, An Inspector Calls, Just My Luck, Limelight, The Marriage Go Round, Mister Hobbs takes a Vacation, On the Beat, Only two can Play, Son of Pale Face, There's a Girl in My Soup, Waltz of the Torreadors, Whats New Pussycat, Ben Our, Anastasia, Brigadoon, Camelot, Demetrius and the Gladiators, Dr Zhivago, Dr Faustus, The Egyptian, El Cid, Julius Caesar, Lawrence of Arabia, Samson and Delilah, Clash of the Titans, On the Threshold of space etc, various conditions. (120 approx)
Lot 1439
GEORG JENSEN; a silver handled flatware service decorated in the Cactus pattern, also a matching caddy spoon and bottle opener (28).Additional InformationThere are no forks, length of large knives 20cm, length of smaller approx 17.3cm, no visible engravings, general surface wear, scratches and nicks, etc.
Lot 1361
A mixed group of variously hallmarked silver including imported caddy spoon with repoussé and fisherman to bowl, plain circular bowl, jewellery box (af), a pair of salts with blue glass liners, sugar tongs featuring Irish harps, etc, weighable silver approx 12.7ozt.Additional InformationJewellery box with hinged (af) lid does not sit, it is raised, misshapen and needs attention, dents, surface marks, scratches, tarnish, etc, throughout, please judge from illustrations and request additional images if necessary.
Lot 1758
An early George III pollard oak eight day longcase clock, the caddy top above 12 inch brass dial inscribed 'Foden, Congleton' with date arched aperture above long shaped door, rounded quarter pillars to a plinth base, height approx 210cm.Thomas Foden of Congleton is registered as working in the town between 1753 and 1785.Additional InformationThis is a good honest clock which has not had any repair over the years, apart from a couple of minor pieces of spliced wood to the carcass. It does however require attention, the wood on the right hand side of the plinth base has lifted, there is a split to both the base and the door. Some old signs of woodworm to the back panels which are heavily worn in parts. There are some knocks and small sections missing and done a long time ago to the upright pillars. The Dial movement and case look as if they have been together since day one. The clock is sold with winding key, case key, pendulum and two weights.
Lot 24
A Victorian mahogany inlaid sarcophagus tea caddy with bun feet, length 28cm.Additional InformationThere are some splits to the back of the caddy and a blister in the veneer, a small patch back left, some of the boxwood stringing has been lifted and replaced, small knock to the top, general surface wear and of course the interior has been completely changed.
Lot 5
A Victorian rosewood and birdseye maple inlaid two division sarcophagus tea caddy on bun feet, length 23cm.Additional InformationThe mother of pearl oval lozenge may or may not be a replacement to the lid, surface scratches as you would expect throughout, there is a small split to one side within the timber, a few tiny chips to the corners and the interior has both lids present but is perished as expected.
Lot 7
A Victorian rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy with three section interior including glass bowl on four feet, width approx 42cm.Additional InformationRetains a good colour throughout, a few small knocks to the raised parts, especially on the corners, there is a small split to the back of the timber, a tiny slither of veneer missing to the back left, overall condition commensurate with age.
Lot 140
A PAIR OF EDWARD VII CHINOISERIE ENGRAVED SILVER JARS, COVERS AND STANDS IN WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE the domed cover with flower knop, the shouldered jar with applied tracery to the neck and finely engraved with a Chinese man or woman, dragon, flowers and strapwork, on openwork stand with saw tooth rim, 19cm h, by C T & G Fox, London 1901, 35ozsProvenance: Purchased from Marks Antiques, London, 2002.++Fine quality and condition; traces of gilding, maker's mark on shoulder on one caddy rubbed, of heavy gauge, free from dents or splits, no repair. The engraving not worn, the piercing undamaged
Lot 574
AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SINGLE DOOR DISPLAY CABINET, the caddy top above glazed sides and door with plain columns flanking astragal glazing and with foliate moulded arching to the top, the interior fitted with three stained pine shelves, on a shaped plinth base, height 167.5cm x width 97cm x depth 49.5cm, with key (condition: cabinet has been later fitted with lighting and has a strip light to the underside of each shelf, the key and lock work, the bottom left hand side of the cabinet has been housed against a damp wall and has patches of white bloom, veneer missing from a few places) Door does appear to be warped but we don’t have a key to see whether it stays inline when it is locked as it sits forward at the top and majority of way down
Lot 386
A VICTORIAN PLAYING CARD BOX, the pull off cover printed with a rural scene of a boy wearing a kilt, with dogs and pony, width 16.5cm, containing two complete sets of playing cards by Joseph Hunt & Sons and Woolley & Co of London, together with a miniature tartanware rolling pin, length 17.5cm, a Mauchline Ware circular box, diameter 4.7cm, a late Georgian rectangular mahogany tea caddy with two compartments, width 18cm and a decorative square inlaid work box, 21cm square (5) (condition: tea caddy clasp not fitting into the lock, one finial chipped, faded top, the inlaid box lacking one back foot, doesn't close completely flush)
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