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Click here to subscribeAn Atkin Bros Plated Table Epergne Centrepiece, with cut glass dish and single central glass flute, raised on triform base with openwork supports, overall height 51.5cm; Together with An Openwork Caddy/Box, with integral dished base, raised on four scroll feet, the hinged lid with pineapple finial (detached). (2)
Box of assorted china and glass to include: J. Davies, Milford Arms, St. Clears two-tone stoneware flagon; Victorian black ground teaware; late Foley Shelley tea caddy; Laugharne glass paperweight in the form of an apple; large aubergine ground, leaf shaped, pedestal centre bowl; floral modern cushion etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
A 19th century Neo-Classical carved mahogany urn shaped tea caddy. With brass finial, lion mask handles and raised on four ball and claw feet, 32cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Area of loss to the timber near the finial. Feet slightly misshapen preventing the piece from sitting square.
A 19th century simulated tortoiseshell and lacquered two section tea caddy with sliding compartment covers. Decorated in the Chinese style with a bird in flight and raised on four ball feet, 23cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Part of the lock lacking. Some splits to the lacquer.
A large Victorian bombe shaped bur walnut tea caddy. Banded in rosewood and raised on squat bun feet. With marquetry inlaid inner cover, two covered compartments and with cut glass mixing bowl, 39.5cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Mixing bowl with a large chip to the foot. Sold with original key.
A good mixed lot to include a heavy brass trumpet vase, an oak tea caddy, a Shelley vase 13.5 cm (h) RD no. 684999, a world Whieldon Ware Canton by F. Winkle and Sons, England and an Italian glass vase (qty) - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply
A FINELY CARVED 19th CENTURY SOUTH GERMAN IVORY, ANTLER AND BURR WOOD TEA CADDY/CASKET with a lift of lid mounted with a seated Stag above a stained ivory tusk body finely relief carved depicting Stags and Row Deer resting in a woodland setting; standing on three carved lions paw feet 12cm across 15cm highConditionIn good overall untouched condition, the deer on the lid has lost is antlers, the wooden top has two chips missing from the edge and a small crack. The ivory body is in good undamaged condition. The piece is very dirty.
JOSEPH WINDMILLS, LONDON A FINE EARLY 18th CENTURY FIGURED WALNUT 8-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK with caddy top and pierced sound frets above a fan inlaid long trunk door and unusual concave panelled base with a starburst inlay; standing on bracket feet. The 12" shallow arched brass dial with strike/silent lever to the left-hand side, silvered chapter ring, crown and cherub spandrels, engraved arch and oval silvered name plaque; enclosing a matted centre with ringed winding holes, seconds dial and date aperture. Fronting an 8-day weight driven movement with five finned turned pillars, inner count wheel strike and striking the hours on a bell 244cm high.ConditionIn good condition, been restored in the last 20 years. The clock is in good working condition but would benefit from a clean. The bottom half of the base is later, the backboard has a replaced piece at the base. There is a small piece of moulding which has lifted on the hood.
SIMON DE CHARMES, LONDON. A FINE GEORGE I EBONISED QUARTER REPEATING BRACKET CLOCK OF SMALL PROPORTIONS the caddy top having applied gilt brass engraved decoration front and back with brass carrying handle and four torch finials above moulded arch glazed door with gilt sound frets to the corners and unusual full length turned columns to all four corners, the 6" gilt brass arched dial having winged cherub head spandrels, engraved silvered Roman chapter ring with outer Arabic minutes, matted centre with mock pendulum aperture and calendar, the arch having Strike/Silent dial with engraved centre fronting an eight day double fusee five pillar movement with verge escapement, quarter pull repeat on six bells, striking the hours on a larger bell, back plate fully engraved 36.5cm high handle down.ConditionIn good unrestored condition
AN 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL FRUITWOOD TABLE CASKET/JEWELLERY BOX DECORATED WITH LIMOGES PANELS having hinged caddy top with secret pull-out compartments lined with red velvet, ribbed mouldings and fitted interior. The panels are depicting religious scenes, mask heads and classical figures 37.5cm wide 20cm deep 26cm high.
CHARLES GRETTON, LONDON. A FINE ARABESQUE SEAWEED MARQUETRY MONTH GOING WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK the caddy top above glazed door and turned columns, the symmetrical scroll inlaid trunk door with figures and birds on matching base , the 12" square brass gilt dial with cherub head spandrels, silvered Roman chapter ring, Arabic subsidiary seconds dial to the matted centre with ringed calendar aperture and matching winding holes. Fronting a month duration weight driven movement with five finned pillars and outside countwheel striking the hours on a bell 230cm high; with brass cased weights and brass bob pendulumConditionIn good original unrestored condition, later feet.
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY REGENCY STARBURST BOW-FRONT TORTOISESHELL TAE CADDY with ribbed starburst affect front surrounding a silver initial plaque. The hinged top revealing double compartments with lift of lids, mounted with a silvered brass ball finial and standing on silvered brass bun feet 17cm wide 10cm deep 17cm high.
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