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Lot 68
CHINESE & INDIAN:- A late 19th / early 20th century Indian caddy spoon with a chased & fluted shell bowl, the stem in the form of a crest, surmounted by a kneeling gentleman blowing a musical pipe, unmarked, c.1900 and a Chinese caddy spoon with a dragon chasing a seed pearl up the stem, in relief, by Wang Hing, early 20th century; the latter 3.3" (8.5 cms) long; 1.7 oz (2)
Lot 71
FILIGREE:- A George III jockey cap caddy spoon, initialled "R.E.C", unmarked, Birmingham- made 1815-20, a caddy spoon with a long stem and a vacant oval cartouche, also Birmingham-made 1810-20, but struck with two Dutch duty marks and a George III small caddy spoon with an inset filigree panel in the bowl, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1805; the latter 2.55" (65 cms) long; 0.65 oz (3)
Lot 714
A GEORGE III "JOCKEY CAP" CADDY SPOON with alternate plain and reeded decoration radiating from a plain oval, central cartouche, no maker's mark (lion passant and duty mark only), c.1800 and another "jockey cap" caddy spoon with simulated wickerwork, initialled "D", by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1798; the latter 2" (5 cms) long; 0.45 oz (2)
Lot 77
A CONTEMPORARY CAST CADDY SPOON richly decorated with vines & vine leaves, plain bowl interior, by the Marlow Brothers, London 1996, a late 20th century caddy spoon with the applied initial "C" on the terminal, a handmade caddy scoop with an inset mother of pearl oval panel on the terminal, maker's mark "MN" (conjointed), probably Continental/Scandinavian, early 20th century, and two other smaller caddy spoons; the largest one 4.1" (10.3 cms) long; 3 oz (5)
Lot 79
EXETER:- Six various caddy spoons to include a George III caddy spoon with a leaf bowl & tendril handle, no maker's mark, no date letter, a Fiddle example, crested, by Jonas Osborne, 1826, a Fiddle example with a shaped bowl, by W.R. Sobey, 1838, a Feather edge example, initialled, by Jason Holt c.1775, maker's mark only, and two other bright-cut spoons with fluted bowls by Joseph Hicks; the largest spoon 4" (10 cms) long; 1.7 oz (6)
Lot 83
NORTH AMERICA:- An Art Nouveau caddy scoop, decorated to resemble a lily pond, maker's mark a monogram, c.1900, another with a gilt leaf bowl, maker's mark "B.K.Co", another with a fluted bowl by the Whiting Manufacturing Co. of New York and an early 19th century example with a shell bowl & engraved lug handle, maker's mark partially unclear; the latter 3" (7.5 cms) long; 1.8 oz (4)
Lot 84
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PEWTER CADDY SPOON with an enamelled boss, by Liberty & Co., and a larger pewter caddy spoon with a round, hammered bowl, and four small intaglio pellets on the terminal, by Hugh Wallis, c.1920; the latter 3.75" (9.6 cms) long (2) *Hugh Wallis (1871-1943), artist & metalworker became a leading figure in the Northern Art workers Guild.
Lot 86
A RARE SCOTTISH HANDMADE CADDY SPOON decorated along the stem with wirework and inset with a triangular piece of abalone shell, the re verse with applied wire; a wire twist floret within a border and signed with the letter "T" made up of punched beads, by Mary Thew, Glasgow c.1925; 3.1" (8 cms) long; 0.3 oz *Mary Thew (1876-1953) attended the Glasgow School of Art, where she met Jessie M. King & her husband. Thew is known for Celtic influences, her work in the Arts & Crafts style and her "trademark" wirework surrounding stone & shell inserts.
Lot 523
A group of silver and silver-mounted condiments, napkin rings, spoons and sundries, comprising a pair of silver-mounted glass three-piece cruets, a cream jug, a tea strainer and stand, two mustards with blue glass liners, a silver-mounted glass mustard, a baluster pepper, two pairs of napkin rings and one other, a small trophy cup, a set of six coffee spoons, two salt spoons, a caddy spoon and a pair of sugar tongs, weighable silver approx 23oz
Lot 73
15th-20th century AD. A quantity of metal detector finds including milled coins, trade tokens, a horse brass, fragments of a decorated caddy, crotal bell and fragments, military cap badge, brass cigarette lighter and other items. 3.1 kg, 15-97mm (1/2 - 4"). Property of a Kent lady; by inheritance; found Kent, UK, 2005-2012. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 2345
An Edwardian Silver Mounted Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1902, modelled as a knife box with pierced silver mounts, the interior with single pull off cover, 10cm high Both sets of mounts clearly marked and hinged handle to cover part marked. No key present. Interior cover lacking handle. Cover not closing completely flush at front. Veneers generally in good condition.
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