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Lot 604
A selection of Chinese porcelain comprising; an 18th century Kangxi blue and white octagonal tea caddy with later cover, 9cm high, a Republic gaiwan and saucer, decorated with calligraphy and a landscape scene, with six character mark to underside, 9cm high, a famille rose chupu and cover, 12cm high, with stand, a pedestal cup and cover, decorated with herons with sun set beyond, 10cm high and a 19th century square section powder blue brush pot, bitong, decorated in gilt depicting birds amongst trees, 13cm high (5)
Lot 271
A George III harewood and kingwood cross-banded marquetry inlaid tea caddy of oval form, the hinged lidded top with birds on branches etched on to a satinwood oval disc, the body with marquetry inlay of birds upon a fruit laden tree with ivory pinched oval escutcheon, 14.25 cm x 12.75 cm CONDITION REPORTS Lid is slightly ill fitting, hinge is very "wobbly" and looks as if it may have had a repair to it at some point. The top of the box around the escutcheon looks to have been pressed inwards and the lock does not now work. There has also been a major repair around the lock and escutcheon. The veneer is starting to lift in various places. Various scratches, marks, scuffs, impressed marks etc throughout - general signs of wear and tear
Lot 269
A George III harewood and marquetry inlaid tea caddy of oval form, the hinged lidded top with marquetry inlay of a flower arrangement in a vase, the front with fruits on vine within a basket, the looped handle of the basket entwined with a tied bow encircling the escutcheon, with a twin compartmented interior, 15 cm x 11.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS The caddy is discoloured and faded all over, has some staining and has knocks and bumps and bruises as well as surface scratching all conducive with age and use. To the interior a piece of the rim is missing from the lid and from the base. The lids to the interior sections are present but fall to the bottom. The foiling is flaking all over. Key is present but not working. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. Appears to have been polished fairly recently.
Lot 334
A George IV silver caddy spoon with coal scoop shaped bowl and "Fiddle" pattern handle engraved with the initials "W P" (by John Bettridge, Birmingham, 1824) and another "Fiddle" pattern caddy spoon with shell-shaped bowl with engraved initials (by Thomas Watson, Newcastle, 1836) approx 0.72 oz CONDITION REPORTS Both spoons with slight scratches, marks etc. General small signs of wear and tear
Lot 270
A George III harewood and marquetry inlaid tea caddy of oval form, the hinged lidded top set with satinwood disc bearing marquetry floral and leaf spray decoration, the front with floral spray and bow, with a satinwood escutcheon, 14.5 cm x 11.75 cm CONDITION REPORTS The lid is slightly ill fitting and appears to be slightly smaller than the body. Hinge is very "wobbly", damage to the veneer around the hinge at the back and to the banding round to one of the pointed ends, also some damage to the veneer around the front edge. Paper to the interior is in poor condition, peeling, ripped etc. Split to the wood around the escutcheon. All over various scratches, scuffs, marks, impressed marks etc. All over general various signs of wear and tear throughout
Lot 263
A George III mahogany and marquetry inlaid dome top three section tea caddy, the dome top cross banded in ebony and box wood strung with central marquetry inlaid conch shell, the front marquetry inlaid with two conch shells set within a green stained oval, the top opening to reveal marquetry, cross-banding inlay to the lid interior and three mahogany and cross-banded lids with turned ivory handles, the whole raised on moulded brass paw feet, 24.75 cm x 17.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has several knocks and bumps and blemishes to the exterior, some crazing to the varnish and paintwork. Hinges look to be replacements, foil is missing to some of the interior and loose in other sections. The internal lids are a little bit sticky. The whole box has a look of restoration about it, although sympathetically done. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. Feet appear to be slightly uneven and there is a slight rocking - see images for further details. No key is present.
Lot 266
A George III marquetry and kingwood cross-banded harewood tea caddy, the hinged lidded top with marquetry inlaid fan paterae set within an ebony and boxwood strung loop, the side panels with alternate oval disc inlays and razor shell satinwood inlay, 12.25 cm x 12 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has some losses to the inlay. Has been patched in various places. An escutcheon is a bit rough looking. The back section above the hinge is very discoloured compared to other sections although the whole caddy is discoloured. There are some areas of staining, scratches and small knocks all conducive with age and use. To the interior the foil is mainly gone and there appears to have been a repair to the back section of the lid where glue is evident. The knop from the top of the box is missing, has been filled in the top and there is a hole visible from the interior - it has a look of restoration about it. General wear and tear conducive with age and use to include splits, knocks, scratches etc. No key is present - see images for further details
Lot 267
A George III burr walnut marquetry and parquetry inlaid tea caddy of rectangular form, the hinged lidded top with turned brass knob handle and set with marquetry fan paterae flanked with herringbone inlay to the edges, cross-banded in satinwood, the front set with a mahogany oval disc within mahogany and boxwood stringing and satinwood oval inlaid discs to the sides, with oval ivory escutcheon, 12.25 cm x 11.75 cm
Lot 265
A George II harewood and marquetry inlaid tea caddy of oval form, the hinged lidded top with floral spray marquetry inlay set within a satinwood disc, the front of the box with marquetry inlaid floral spray and bow with ebony escutcheon, 14.5 cm x 11.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has crazing to the varnish, discolouration and there appears to be a wax-like substance on it in several places. The veneer has several splits to it and possible repairs. The escutcheon is split down the middle. There is a split to one side of the hinge and the hinge is a possible replacement. Foil is bubbling and flaking in various places. There is some damage to the inside rim of the lid, again, has a look of restoration about it - however, sympathetic. General wear and tear to include surface scratches, knocks, bumps etc all conducive with age and use - see images for further details. No key is present
Lot 37
LOT OF CONTINENTAL AND BRITISH SILVER SMALL ITEMSincluding a Dutch silver caddy spoon, unmarked, a Dutch silver plaque dating to 1839, engraved with inscription 'Iohannus Hendrikus van Hirtum Koningvan St Ioris Gilde tot St Oedenrode 1838', second quality, 15.5cm long; also with a silver foliate and floral embossed pin dish of oblong form, filigree silver bracelet, and a letter opener modelled as a long sword, engraved with presentation inscription, approximately 150g gross (5)
Lot 91
THREE EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER CADDY SPOONSincluding a King's pattern caddy spoon by Alexander Edmonstoun III, Edinburgh 1824, also marked T. Bartie, and a George III caddy spoon, London 1811 and one other; together with a silver sifter spoon and a pair of Regency small ladles, London 1813, approximately 81g gross, the sifter spoon 12.5cm long (6)
Lot 555
A Boxed Original Corgi #440 Ford Consul Cortina Super Estate Car, metallic blue body, cream interior, 'woody' panels, spun hubs, one replacement jeweled headlamp, model fair with chipping/ rubbing to roof and raised edges, box with rubbing to edges, inner is good with golfer and caddy, no bag.
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