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Click here to subscribeA silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1938, a Scottish silver oyster fork with thistle form end, Birmingham 1907, a silver tea caddy spoon in the form of a scallop shell, Birmingham 1920, 7.34toz in total, together with a silver plated fish knife and fork, engraved with decoration and having carved bone handles, in original presentation box.
A Canton porcelain dish, 19th century, of trefoil form reserve decorated panels of figures and birds against a foliate and gilt ground, 28cm diameter, a late 18th century Chinese Mandarin wash bowl decorated with figures in coloured enamels enjoying a picnic, 28cm diameter, a 19th century Chinese export porcelain tea caddy (lacking cover), 13cm high, and a 19th Chinese vase decorated with 'Hsi Wang Mu, Queen Mother of the West arriving in her chariot', bears Qianlong mark to base, restored, 29cm high. (4)
A box containing an early 19th Century rosewood two section tea caddy, carved Indian sandalwood and inlaid glove box, Breton wooden card box, Doulton Bayeux Tapestry jug, motto vase, japan pattern jug, two biscuit fired glazed porcelain figural stem vases, two bells, plated teapot, copper lustre mug, etc.
A 19th Century rectangular mahogany tea caddy, the hinged lid opening to reveal two mahogany lidded compartments and central circular recess, together with a small 19th Century mahogany rectangular single tea caddy, the hinged lid opening to reveal a single lidded compartment, a 19th Century mahogany work box, and a late 19th Century desk standish with walnut veneer and brass mounts
A 19th Century mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the hinged lid opening to reveal three lidded compartments, a 19th Century octagonal harewood and satinwood decorated workbox / sewing box, and a mahogany cased French dome top mantel clock, the white enamel dial bearing Arabic numerals, the movement stamped "Made in France" (3)
A 19th Century burr walnut rectangular tea caddy, the hinged lid opening to reveal two japanned metal lift-out containers, together with contents of turned wood chess pieces and an early 20th Century oak desk top stationery box and a box containing a collection of plated and other cutlery and an Oriental japanned glove box
An early 20thC German silver coloured metal caddy spoon, the bowl cast with a cherub playing a lyre, the stem, as a man playing the fiddle bears the mark of Berthold H Muller; and a contemporary silver coloured metal, rectangular pin tray, cast with a vignette study feature, a cherub holding dead game and another restraining a hound
Sundry items including a rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, hardwood urn stands, cased opera glasses, a " Sir John Bennett , London" mantel clock, a brass cased carriage clock, a brass cased mantel clock with an enamelled dial and 2 train movement, a gilt framed oval portrait , a Victorian needlework picture, etc.
Selection of 19th century and later Continental and other silver and white metal flatware and other cutlery, together with a filigree caddy spoon, pair ivory / white metal salad servers and two other spoons, boxed christening set and one other boxed spoon. Approximately 34ozs weighable silver (qty)
19th century French rosewood and boxwood strung tea caddy, the box inlaid with 'Thé' to the hinged cover enclosing fitted interior with two white and gilt porcelain canisters and stoppers titled for 'Vert' and 'Noir' tea, the whole raised on ball feet, collector's seal to the base, 14cm wide
George IV tortoiseshell tea caddy of swollen rectangular form, the hinged pagoda form cover with vacant silver rectangular cartouche enclosing twin lidded compartments, raised on ivory ball feet, 17.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT The bun feet appear to be replacements. Repair to tortoiseshell to rear around hinges (hinges possibly replaced). Otherwise condition generally ok, some minor deterioration commensurate with age
A selection of HM silver including two Georgian silver salt spoons, John Langlands I & John Robertson, another similar and teaspoon both Newcastle, Thomas Wheatley, a Georgian silver caddy spoon having scalloped bowl, John Turner, Victorian silver butter knife having mother of pearl handle, HM silver handled shoe horn and button hook, and a cigarette case, Birmingham 1906, Samuel M Levi
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