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Click here to subscribeGeorge III silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon with engraved decoration Birmingham 1812 John Thropp, Victorian silver caddy spoon by George Unite, French salt spoon with shell shaped bowl and porcelain handle, silver tooth pick and one other item Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
19th century mahogany tea caddy, sarcophagus shaped with two division interior on bun feet, L22.5cm and another 19th century caddy and a Victorian brass ink stand with two cut glass inkwells (3) Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A 19th century black papier mache tea caddy, of rectangular form, the hinged lid decorated with Greyfriars Bobby, the interior fitted with one covered compartment and a mixing bowl, 7.5ins x 5.5ins x 4.5ins, together with another 19th century sarcophagus tea caddy, the interior fitted with two hinged boxed and a central bowl, 12.5ins x 6.5ins x 6.75ins
*Chess Sets. 19th century carved Calvert pattern ivory chess set, one side natural the other stained red, King 9.5cm high in a mahogany tea caddy with conch shell inlay, 10.5cm high x 19.5cm wide x 10.5cm deep together with a 19th century carved bone chess set with stained pieces, King 9.5cm high plus an ivory and a bone miniature chess set, each in wooden box with sliding lid (4)
A Collection of Silver Items five (5) in total, comprising: Edwardian Silver Cigar Holder & Case with Amber Tip, Hallmark Birmingham 1908.Edwardian Period Silver Cased Cigar Cutter, Full Hallmarked for Gloster 1910.Silver Cased Pencil Holder.Victorian Period Silver Bone Handled Fruit Knife, Hallmarked Birmingham 1892.Russian Ornate Handle Caddy Spoon from the early 20th Century, full silver marks to bowl (3) sickle - plus silver purity 916. Please see photos.
A group of 19th century matching pattern silver hallmarked Victorian and Georgian flatware to include four silver handled knives, two silver hallmarked teaspoons and a silver hallmarked table spoon. Along with a Victorian silver hallmarked caddy spoon. Total weight 333g gros. Knife 22cm long.
FINE SEVEN-PIECE SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICEBY THE MIYAMOTO COMPANY, MEIJI PERIOD comprising: a coffee pot and hinged cover; a teapot and hinged cover; another teapot and hinged cover on stand with warmer; a conical bowl; a sugar bowl and cover; a cream jug; a tea caddy and cover; finely embossed with bamboo, blossoming prunus and chrysanthemum, each piece marked on the base 'Miyamoto' and 'jungin' (silver) (7)largest 29cm highProvenance:From the Collection of Richard Noel Postlethwaite (1883-1950); for more information, please see lot 303.
Georg Jensen, a Danish silver Acorn pattern part table service, post 1945 stamped marks, designed by Johan Rohde, comprising: Thirteen table forks Three table spoons Twelve lunch forks Eighteen lunch spoons Twelve bouillon spoons Twelve fish knives Twelve fish forks Six soup spoons Eight fruit spoons Eight butter knives Three tea spoons Ten iced tea spoons A pair of fish servers Two serving spoons Two serving forks Two dessert serving spoons Two meat forks A pastry slice Two serving forks A tea strainer A caddy spoon Five other small serving pieces, 6959g (223.75 oz); Together with the following with silver handles and steel blades: Fourteen table knives Ten lunch knives Four tea knives Two cheese slices A cheese knife A carving knife, In two non matching mahogany cases from Georg Jensen
A Georgian silver caddy spoon and butter knifeEach designed as a plain bowl and blade with engraved decoration and ivory handles. Birmingham, 1803, 1827. (2). A Georgian silver caddy spoon and butter knifeEach designed as a plain bowl and blade with engraved decoration and ivory handles. Birmingham, 1803, 1827. (2).
A selection of silver and white metal caddy spoons Of varying design, with embossed bowl and tapered stem, weight of hallmarked items approx. 2.3oz. A selection of silver and white metal caddy spoons Of varying design, with embossed bowl and tapered stem, weight of hallmarked items approx. 2.3oz.CONDITION REPORTShowing some wear from usage, but basically sound
Chinese porcelain famille rose,Qianlong (1736-1795), comprising:a pair of Chinese export porcelain spoon trays, each with a pointed flared petal shape rim painted in iron-red and yellow and blue enamel,17.1cm diameter,a tea caddy of Magu and attendant with a bird amongst waves and rockwork,9.8cm high, andtwo five-sided spoon trays, each painted with lovers in a garden being watched from a window by a boy,13cm wide (5)清乾隆 粉彩外销瓷器 一组五件
A SILVER TANKARD with shaped handles standing on circular spreading base 13cm high with marks for Birmingham, Alfred Nathan Andrews and Harry Stanley Andrews, trading as A. Wilcox, with date code for 1947, a silver sauce boat with beaten effect surface decoration, shaped handle and standing on a socle base with marks for London, Henry and Arthur Vander and a date code for 1870, and a silver tea or sugar caddy with ebonised turned finials standing on four bun feet 10cm high overall with marks for Sheffield, Harrison Brothers and Howson and indistinct date code (3)
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