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Lot 720
A GEORGE III TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, C1800 decagonal with ivory stringing and silver mounts, 13cm h (handle down) ++A fine caddy in excellent condition, the lid detached but undamaged and complete, the interior retaining the central division and much of the original oil lining, the silver shield never engraved
Lot 723
A GEORGE IV CUT BRASS AND EBONY INLAID TEA CADDY, C1820 the interior retaining the original brass inlaid canisters and a contemporary cut glass jar, 31cm w ++Platform on top of the lid with a few small old edge knocks but a high quality caddy with much old build up of polish and dust, complete and not repolished or restored. The handles and feet original
Lot 590
A Japanese porcelain tea caddy early 20th century, rectangular box form body decorated with panels of avian subjects amongst branches front and verso, side panels with floral design, short circular collar with stopper of waisted form surmounted with rectangular concave edged lifter decorated with gilt fern, demi-lune scale reserves and a central panel with character marks, 4½in. (11.5cm.) high.
Lot 125
A CHINESE GEM-SET AND ENAMELLED TEA CADDY AND COVER, 20TH CENTURY square, the mesh ground applied with irregular stones surrounding panels of flower sprays enamelled in blue and violet, the cover with a pierced carved jade roundel, underside stamped SILVER, 10.5cm high; together with a Chinese gilt and enamel teapot and cover, 20th century, bullet form, mesh ground applied with enamelled magpies amidst flowering branches, underside stamped SILVER, 19cm long 972gr all in (2)
Lot 212
A PAIR OF NORWEGIAN SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL NOVELTY PEPPERETTES, DAVID-ANDERSEN, OSLO, SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY of owl form, one in puce enamel, the the other green, in original box, 5.4cm high; together with a Danish silver caddy spoon, Acorn pattern, Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, second half 20th century, 10cm long (3)
Lot 272
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TEA CADDY, GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD., LONDON, 1902 square, covered in scroll foliage surrounding vacant shaped cartouches, 105cm high; together with an Edwardian silver sweetmeat dish, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1906, lobed circular, on pedestal foot of conforming outline, 10.5cm high 278gr (8oz) (2)
Lot 375
A GEORGE I SILVER TEA CADDY, MAKER'S MARK INDECIPHERABLE, LONDON, 1714 rectangular with canted corners, engraved with a contemporary coat of arms in a foliate scroll and scalework ground cartouche, the detachable sliding top with pull-off domed cylindrical cover, underside with scratch weight 6 17, Britannia standard 12cm high, 204gr (6oz)
Lot 67
A CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN ARMORIAL PART SERVICE, LATE 18TH CENTURY painted with a central coat of arms within multiple decorative borders, comprising: eight cups, a tea caddy, a cream jug and cover, a tea pot and cover, eight tea bowls, twelve saucers of varying sizes, four slop bowls, another bowl and a small oval dish (39)
Lot 262
A silver tea caddy,hallmarks unclear, Birmingham 1913?,of rectangular form with canted corners and moulded rims, with pull-off cover,7.75cm high, five 20th century silver caddy spoons,mixed dates and makers,of various designs including a jockey cap,5cm long, anda silver-plated mother-of-pearl spoon (7)
Lot 88
A collection of 18th century and later silver flatware,comprising:an old english pattern caddy spoon,by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1792,with shell bowl,8cm long,a fiddle thread and shell pattern caddy spoon,by William Chawner, London 1823,with shell bowl,11.5cm,an old english bead pattern child's spoon and fork,by Edward Hutton, London 1823,with foliate engraving, cased,the spoon 16cm long,two fiddle pattern sauce ladles,one London 1842, the other Exeter 1856,monogrammed,a pair of 18th century hanoverian shovel salt spoons,crested, 8.75cm long,a silver teaspoon, anda set of six metalwares cocktail straws with heart shaped bowls,20.5cm long, 11oz (15)
Lot 1299
Mid-18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, twelve inch brass break arch dial with pierced foliate spandrels, matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, silvered chapter ring, break arch with dolphin spandrels and silvered disc signed - Nat. Hedge, Colchester, in an oak case with arched door, hood with arched door and caddy top (weights, pendulum and key present), 220cm overall height
Lot 160
18th century Chinese Imari hexafoil form tea caddy and cover decorated with a continuous frieze of a garden with sculptural rocks and buildings. Provenance: Van Halm & Van Halm, London CONDITION REPORT Wear to gilding on cover. Significant fritting, glaze losses around much of upper lobed edge of caddy
Lot 280
Mid-18th century Worcester sparrow beak jug with polychrome painted floral sprigs and loop handle, 8.5cm, 18th century pearlware tea caddy decorated with moulded classical female floral garland carriers and blue, brown and green floral sprigs, 12.5cm, Victorian chamber candlestick and matching snuffer on stand (4) CONDITION REPORT Sparrow beak jug - small chip / frit to beak of spout and hairline to spout, otherwise good original order, slight wear to enamels. Tea caddy - good original condition. Small chip to moulding on shoulder. Chamber stick - chipped and cracked. Snuffer - good condition
Lot 294
18th century Chinese export armorial teapot and cover, circa 1755, of globular form, painted in enamels with coat of arms of Lancaster impaling Griffin, with gilt chain borders and enamel floral sprigs to lid, 18.5cm. The Lancaster family lived at Crackhouse, Cumberland and Raynhill, Lancashire. The Griffins are from Northamptonshire, Braybrooke in Warwickshire and London - from whom descend Lord Braybrooke. This teapot and tea caddy was sold in The Henry Farnham Burke sale in 1913 for 4½ guineas. Reference Howard Q3, page 545 CONDITION REPORT Crack to handle towards uppermost point which runs round entire handle. Slight losses to spout end. Large frit to glaze on knop. Bright enamels. Some wear to gilding, otherwise original condition
Lot 505
Selection of miscellaneous Georgian and later silver and white metal, including Scottish silver caddy spoon and one other, silver counter box containing two silver penny halfpennies and a threepence piece, two thimbles, three photograph frames, five napkin rings, four Kings pattern teaspoons, two silver-bladed folding fruit knives, a cased set of silver-handled fruit knives and sundry other items (various dates and makers). Approximately 14ozs weighable silver (qty)
Lot 210
A George III silver caddy spoon, probably by John Turner, Birmingham 1796, pierced and engraved oval bowl, another caddy spoon by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1800, lobed circular bowl, another by Ledsam & Vale, Birmingham probably 1825, scallop decoration and engraved, a novelty leaf shape caddy spoon by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1805 and a Austria-Hungary caddy spoon, probably mid 19th Century, (5).
Lot 681
Three silver and silver and mother of pearl fruit knives:, a Georgian silver gilt teaspoon, a Georgian silver bright cut shell caddy spoon by Peter and Ann Bateman and another Georgian silver shell caddy spoon and a pair of Georgian silver sugar nips, various makers and dates, weighable silver 1.82ozs.
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