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Click here to subscribeAn ebonised silver-mounted six-piece dressing table set, a Chinese octagonal silver mustard and sundry items, including a silver bowl, a cream jug and a pair of miniature vases, a silver-backed clothes brush and miniature hair brush, a floral-embossed plated tea caddy and a double-ended ruby glass scent bottle with plated mounts (Q)
REGENCY MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, the 9" enamelled dial inscribed Parkinson & Frodsham/Change Alley/London, on a brass, four pillar, eight day, twin chain fusee movement hourly striking to a bell, the back plate similarly inscribed, the case with caddy style top and brass, gothic pierced grilles, as found, height 55cm
SCOTTISH EBONISED BRACKET CLOCK, the movement late 18th century, the silvered 7" dial with date aperture and false bob aperture beneath Strike Silent and seconds subsidiary dials and inscribed Robt Penman/Burntisland, on a brass, twin fusee, eight day movement with crown escapement, hourly striking to a bell, the case, possibly later, with high caddy top, brass finials and applied decoration, with winder and pendulum, height excluding handle 50cm Footnote: Burntisland a Royal Burgh and parish in Fife, Scotland, on the opposite side of the Firth of Forth to Leith, Edinburgh and lies approximately 11 miles to the east of Dunfirmline. Robert Penman is recorded as being a clock maker in Dunfirmline in 1820.Further images and video (where applicable) available here
Victorian walnut writing slope, the box with parque mosaic and mother of pearl inlay to lid opening reveal a purple baize lined writing surface with a tooled leather border, 6" high, 12" wide; also a Victorian rosewood tea caddy, the hinged lid opening to reveal two removable lidded containers with a central circular recess, 6.5" high, 13.5" wide (2)
Mid Victorian Period Superb Quality Coromandel Wood Tea Caddy, The Coromandel Wood with Applied Pierced and Engraved Gilt Brass Strapping, The Lock Stamped S. Mordan & Co, The Interior Containing a Cut Glass Bowl and Two Caddies Each with Applied Brass Ornate Mounts and Engraved with The Words - Green and Black Respectively ' English c.1840. Comes Complete with George III Silver Caddy Spoon, Hallmark 1805. Length 33 cm, Height 20 cm & Depth 17 cm. Wonderful Quality and Condition, Hard to Find a Better One.
A satinwood crossbanded tea caddy of George III design, the hinged lid enclosing one large lidded compartment flanked by brass drop handles and raised on brass ball and claw feet, of 20th century construction incorporating some earlier elements, height 17cm, width 30.5cm, depth 15cm. CONDITION REPORT: A few old repairs to the stringing and crossbanded, general surface wear throughout.
An early Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid tea caddy of sarcophagus form, the hinged lid enclosing two rosewood lidded compartments with ring loop handles and turned bun feet, height 15cm, width 20cm, depth 12cm. CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout, two small areas of repair to the mother of pearl, in good condition.
A 19th century plum pudding mahogany and amboyna domed two division tea caddy, height 18cm, width 19.5cm depth 12cm, also a Victorian walnut and brass detailed two division tea caddy (2). CONDITION REPORT: The first tea caddy has an amboyna but mahogany body so possibly associated, the interior has no lid, the lid has been re-strung and is in a tired state requiring restoration replacements to veneers to the side of the box with flecks missing to the lower portions and the four bun brass feet are replacement, the walnut box retains a good colour, has two lidded interior compartments and just has general surface wear and tear.
WILLIAM EATON; a set of Victorian hallmarked silver double struck Queen's pattern spoons comprising four tablespoons, five dessert spoons, London 1844, and a caddy spoon, 1843, all initialled 'M', approx 22ozt (10). CONDITION REPORT: Caddy spoon bowl dented and misshapen, several other bowls dented, primarily the smaller spoons, general wear and tear throughout.
A late George III mahogany and inlaid square sectioned tea caddy having the unusual feature of turned wooden mouldings to the underside of the lid and raised on four brass turned feet, height 11.5cm, width 12.5cm, depth 10.5cm, a Hungarian ash and amboyna box, two mahogany square sectioned tea caddies and shell inlaid square sectioned caddy (5). CONDITION REPORT: Old repairs throughout, all rather altered and with Heath Robinson repairs, all lacking interior lids, in various states of disrepair.
LEE & WIGFULL; a Victorian hallmarked silver tea caddy of shaped rectangular form with repoussé foliate scroll decoration, on four scrolling feet, Sheffield 1896, approx 9.1ozt. CONDITION REPORT: The shelf finial and section where it joins the lid has been dented so the finial is now at an angle and there is a dent where it joins the lid, further dents throughout including to some of the concave panels to the upper section, further scratches, nicks and gouges, general wear and tear, stand with a slight wobble on a flat surface.
A George III mahogany tea caddy, the hinged lid with central brass carrying handle now fitted with a pen tray and three square apertures and raised on moulded bracket feet, height 17.5cm, width 24cm, depth 14cm. CONDITION REPORT: Two small areas of staining to the top, general surface scratches and knocks throughout, the interior is altered.
Four variously hallmarked silver items comprising a jockey's cap shaped caddy spoon with vacant cartouche, Francis Howard, Sheffield 1981, a thimble, Charles Horner, Chester 1917, size 7, in mother of pearl and tortoiseshell case, a scallop moulded slide napkin clip, maker's initials CP, London 2000 and a mother of pearl bodied pen knife, Harrison Bros, Sheffield 1895, weighable approx 0.76ozt (4). CONDITION REPORT: The caddy spoon and napkin clip both appear to be in good condition. The thimble with areas of tarnishing to the incised parts, with hole to the top, the case with surface wear and areas of crude regluing, areas of chips. The knife in good condition with scratches to the blade and minor areas of tarnish, minor surface wear and dirt.
A circa 1900 German oak cased mantel clock with caddy top above brass base with circular dial, height 48cm including turned finials (af). CONDITION REPORT: One of the hands is broken off and there is a finial missing, we cannot guarantee that the clock is in working order, areas of losses, general surface wear, missing front door hook.
An early Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, the hinged lid enclosing two rosewood veneered lidded tea boxes, central associated glass bowl, ring loop carrying handle and lobed feet, with beaded moulded detail throughout, height 24cm, width 35, depth 17.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Retains a good colour, light surface wear and tear throughout with a few small dents and flecks to veneer.
An early Victorian coromandel and mother of pearl inlaid tea caddy of sarcophagus form, the hinged lid enclosing two dome coromandel lidded tea boxes with central reservoir set with associated bowl, ring loop carrying handles and turned bun feet, height 22cm, width 35cm, depth 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: Retains a good colour throughout, some tiny areas of loss to the mother of pearl and light surface scratches and knocks to the edges but overall a good example.
Ï’A small collection of silver flatware and similar, including: a late George III sugar scoop, maker's mark IT (unknown), Birmingham 1811; an old English bright-cut caddy spoon by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1921, with a shell bowl; a swizzle stick, stamped Made in England Sterling Silver; a novelty pencil formed as an umbrella by Cohen & Charles, London 1958; a silver and three pocket knives with mother of pearl casing; and other items Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
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