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Lot 886
An early 19th Century silver and mother-of-pearl caddy spoon the oval bowl with crimped edge and chased decoration, Birmingham 1818, maker's mark of Joseph Taylor, together with a further Georgian silver caddy spoon, of leaf shaped form with cased handle, London 1799, maker's mark Thomas Wallis?
Lot 283
A Herbert Dyer repousse copper tobacco jar and cover, cylindrical form with flaring rivetted foot, the cover tapering conical form with applied brass finial, hammered in relief with a fishing vessel at full sail, on hammered ground stamped H Dyer 16cm. high Literature Colin Pill Cornish Art Metalwork, Sansom & Company, page 82 for a tea caddy and cover by Dyer with similar sailing vessel decoration.
Lot 18
A Hansen & Anderson Copenhagen Denmark silver cutlery service, 826 or above grade, the upper surface plannished with beaten effect, the handed handles with trefoil terminals, comprises, one large gravy spoon, two large serving spoons, one double spouted gravy ladle; one preserve spoon, one tea caddy spoon; twelve table forks; twelve table spoons; twelve dessert spoons; twelve dessert forks; twelve pastry forks and fifteen teaspoons, makers mark of foliate HA below ampersand, three towers mark with year codes, assay masters mark CFH for Christian F Heise and DTA within shield for Danks Arbedje trade association , total weight 2112grs approx (81)
Lot 2006
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a George III small tea caddy spoon, Birmingham 1799, a larger tea caddy spoon, probably London 1792, a tea strainer, Sheffield 1964, a spoon detailed New Zealand, with a nephrite handle, Birmingham 1924, three further items of flatware, a condiment spoon, the bowl formed from an Indian coin, the handle with a bird finial and plated wares, comprising; a set of six tea knives, cased and a set of six pastry forks, cased.
Lot 324
A Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel shovel bowl caddy spoon by Antip Kuzmichev, “88” standard, Moscow, 1899/1908, trefoil terminal, enamel extending into front of bowl above initials “SD”, back of bowl incorporating a shell on lime green ground, scratched inventory number “7805” at base of stem below marks, 12 cm. long CONDITION REPORT: Some losses to narrow purple and turquoise stripes on stem, tiny shallow chip to white border of bowl at upper right otherwise good
Lot 176
18th century polychrome painted bowl with floral decoration, possibly Bow 15.5cm and similar tea caddy of domed rectangular box form, 11.5cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT Tea caddy is missing cover, there is a chip on the arched shape area at the top of the caddy and a large hairline crack running up one side and half way down the other . Bowl has several small flea bites around rim and evidence of restoration to the body
Lot 196
18th century blue and white - probably Caughley tea caddy spoon with spoon-shaped bowl and shell-shaped handle, the bowl printed with Chinese landscape, 10cm CONDITION REPORT The spoon is porcelain and has a small shallow chip and fritting to the front of handle - glaze worn around edge of shell - no breaks, cracks or restoration
Lot 412
Selection of miscellaneous Georgian / Victorian and later silver and silver plated flatware - including two pairs berry spoons, caddy spoon, two sifter spoons, pair ornamental Elizabethan pattern salt spoons and a matching ladle and sundry other items (various dates and makers). Approximately 16ozs weighable silver (qty)
Lot 304
A George III silver decanter label, possibly Thomas Wallis II, London, 1801, engraved for "Sherry", 7.2g; a George III silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, John Thornton, Birmingham, probably 1795, the bowl and handle with bright-cut decoration, 8g; a George V silver vesta case, Birmingham, 1923, of shaped rectangular form with gilt interior, 25.5g; a silver box, Birmingham, 1900, of circular form, the cover inset with a coin, 20.2g; and a silver pepper pot, Sheffield, 1886, of baluster form, with monogram, 24.6g (5)
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