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Lot 578
GEORGE III FIDDLE AND SHELL PATTERN SILVER CADDY SPOONmaker's mark partially rubbed, probably William & Samuel Knight, London 1812 (lacking assay mark), 9cm long; together with a modern silver caddy spoon, maker A Marston & Co, Birmingham 1970, with shell handle and scalloped bowl, 8cm long, a George IV silver fiddle pattern snuff spoon, maker Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1824, handle engraved with initials 'JC', 8cm long and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern snuff spoon, maker Chawner & Co (George William Adams), London 1851, 9.5cm long, approximately 48g gross (4)
Lot 179
A Meissen part tea service with puce and gilt floral spray decoration on a ribbed body comprising teapot, tea caddy, four saucers, one cup, bearing blue crossed swords and asterisk mark to base CONDITION REPORTS One saucer has several large chips. Two saucers have been restored to the rims and re-sprayed as has the cup handle. The teapot lid has several large chips. The teapot has a firing fault on the inside rim. All items have general wear and tear to include surface scratches, wear to the gilding and paintwork with some discolouration and some slight roughness to the edges. See images for further details
Lot 224
A 19th Century fan marquetry inlaid mahogany tea caddy (interior missing), an oak cased games compendium, a 20th Century oak book trough and a walnut cased canteen of cutlery bearing plaque to top inscribed "Presented to HFR Nichols Esq. on completion of 35 years with Hughlings, Hollings & Son - 1920-1955"
Lot 352
A George III silver tea caddy of bellied oval form with later embossed floral decoration, bearing initialled cartouche to centre, the lid opening to reveal a divider to the centre (bears maker's mark CF in rectangular punch, London, 1804) CONDITION REPORTS A hole in the body where the catch goes and resulting split. Various dents and dings throughout, various light scratches, base very much out of oval. Around the back of the tea caddy, there appears to be a large oval shaped repair. Approx 10 cm wide x 5 cm tall. Visible from the inside as well as the outside, unknown as to the cause, will attempt to photograph this. There are splits to the metal around the hinge area to the back, all over general signs of considerable wear and tear. Postage available minimum charge for packing is £20.00 plus postage fee from Royal Mail/Parcel Force
Lot 995
A Chinese Famille Verte ginger jar decorated with figures in a landscape, height 15cm, three Chinese crackle glazed vessels, the tallest of baluster form, decorated with battle scenes, square mark to base, a lobed bowl, height 35cm, a squat lobed bowl with Eastern type decoration and a square shaped white tea caddy (6). CONDITION REPORT: The lid of the ginger has been broken and restored. Crackle glaze vase decorated with a bird has been extensively broken and crudely repaired. Lobed bowl has crazing throughout. Blue and white caddy has a nibble to the top rim.
Lot 1017
A 19th century Chinese porcelain tea caddy of rectangular form with canted corners, painted in underglaze blue with floral and foliate sprays, with cafe au lait upper edge, unmarked, height 11cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: Some nibbles/chips/firing imperfections to the raised parts and edges, some restored, a major hairline spreading from the rim of the neck and a large area of firing imperfections.
Lot 1510
A group of four variously hallmarked silver caddy spoons to include a George V hallmarked silver example with faceted bowel and stylised finial, Israel Freeman and Son Limited, London 1930, length 8cm, and GEORG JENSEN; Danish silver "beaded pattern", also known as Kugel, Copenhagen 1923, assayer Christian F Heise, length 11cm and a further example bearing spurious Georgian marks, combined 2.1ozt (4).
Lot 88
A large brass circular tray with raised centre and Eastern geometric decoration, diameter 50cm, a "Doctor's First Aid Bag", the hinged lid enclosing a decanter and four shot glasses, a small mahogany tea caddy with domed hinged lid, width 14cm, and a pair of decoupage pictures illustrating Derby day (5).
Lot 1018
A 19th century Chinese porcelain tea caddy of rectangular form, painted in underglaze blue with continuous architectural landscape, with moulded finial to the associated cover, height 13cm (restored). CONDITION REPORT: Heavily restored, possibly reconstructed. Small nibbles/glaze rubbing to the edges and residues of restoration materials, lid has a major chip underneath.
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