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Lot 410
A George III silver caddy spoon, London 1813 acorn pattern, maker Joseph Ash I, together with a horseshoe shaped caddy spoon, Birmingham 1807, maker Cocks and Bettridge and another Victorian London 1844 maker Robert Wallace (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The caddy spoon with acorns engraved into the bowl has had a bent handle at some point and is still slightly twisted. When turning the spoon upside down there is also some slight distortion to the bowl, this is only very minor. The acorn shaped spoon is in good order with no issues. The horseshoe shaped spoon also has a bent handle and is very slightly distorted.
Lot 993
A 19th century rosewood and brass inlaid sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, raised on claw and ball feet with lion mask handles to either side opening to the fitted interior with two brass inlaid lift out boxes and a glass bowl (AF) the lid lined with ruffled velvet. Height 22 cm, width 34 cm, depth 16 cm (see illustration).
Lot 281
Late 19th Century domed top tea caddy of walnut inlaid with mother of pearl and Tunbridgeware style stringing, the hinged top, with brass lock, opening to reveal two lidded compartments (H 14.5cm, L 23cm, D 12.5cm), together with an early 20th century Birdseye Maple veneered musical cigarette box (H 8cm, L 19.5cm, 11cm) and a 19th century black lacquered papier mache snuff box, the hinged lid inlaid with floral pattern (L 6cm). Along with an early 19th Century Deception Glass of typical form with bladed knop to stem (height 11cm) together with a silver plated pedestaled fruit bowl with swing handle (diameter 23cm, height to rim 9.5cm). (2)
Lot 266
A collection of wooden boxes to include a bombe shape rosewood tea caddy, mahogany box, oak cased draftsmen's set, small brassbound modelling plane, parquetry panel, cribbage board, ink blotter and collection of rulers, together with three turned wooden goblet shaped mortars with four various turned wooden pestles and 14 wooden rulers (31)
Lot 1132
Three silver caddy spoons and another, comprising an example with Prince of Wales and 'Ich Dien' gilt handle, Sheffield 1981 by Roberts and Belk, 8.5cms, a jockey cap example Sheffield 1985 by Francis Howard Ltd., a shell bowl example with shell scroll handle, Birmingham 1976 by A. Edward Jones Ltd., and an unmarked shell bowl example, 67.46g. (4) From the collection of Joan Wallis
Lot 91
A rosewood Tunbridge ware tea caddy, of rectangular form, the sides with a band of floral mosaic (small patch of rosewood replaced front right), the lid with a panel of floral mosaic within geometric mosaic borders, the interior with two rosewood mosaic bordered lids with original paper linings, 21.6 x 11.5 x 11.5cms. From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen
Lot 1131
Five silver caddy spoons, comprising a Lincoln Cathedral example, Birmingham 1972 by Turner and Simpson Ltd., 7cms, another with twisted stem and apostle finial, Chester 1904 by Stokes and Ireland Ltd., 11cms, and three other 20th Century examples, 99.6g. (5) From the collection of Joan Wallis
Lot 1106
A papier mache image snuff box and two bone spoons, the circular box with a head and shoulders male figure wearing a hat which when rotated turns into a woman's head with bonnet, loss of decoration to side and general wear, 5.7cms dia., a 19th Century bone caddy spoon, and a continental bone spoon with flower and leaf pierced finial, 14cms. (3)
Lot 1135
Three silver caddy spoons, comprising a shovel bowl floral engraved example with green agate handle, the bowl stamped 'Sterling Silver', 11cms, a Georgian shovel bowl example with bone handle, split to rim, marks on the curve and unclear, and another on mother of pearl handle, bowl with small splits, Birmingham 1869 by George Unite. (3) From the collection of Joan Wallis
Lot 1134
Four continental silver caddy spoons, comprising a Dutch example, the bowl with a man and child in a garden, 12cms, another with figural finial, the bowl decorated and bearing the date 1632, a leaf bowl example with floral finial and a Norwegian example with pierced floral handle, 77g. (4) From the collection of Joan Wallis
Lot 68
A rosewood Tunbridge ware tea caddy labelled for Edmund Nye, of rectangular form, the sides in figured rosewood, the lid with inset floral mosaic panel within a border of geometric mosaic, the interior with single rosewood lid and conforming bowl aperture, replacement bowl, interior in original red paper, the base with printed label 'Edmund Nye Manufacturer ….', 21.5 x 12.2 x 11.5cms. From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen
Lot 59
A golden figured oak Tunbridge ware tea caddy, of sarcophagol form, the front with a geometric mosaic banding, the canted lid with a marquetry panel of a butterfly within a band of geometric mosaic, replacement bun feet, the interior with two lids and with later foil lining, 21.2 x 11.7 x 13.5cms. ) The lock and hinges on this box indicate a 20th Century date. From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen
Lot 1079
Three silver caddy spoons, another in horn and a silver vinaigrette, comprising a jockey cap caddy spoon, Sheffield, 1921 by Thomas Bradbury and Sons Ltd., 5.1cms, another with engraved circular bowl and handle, Birmingham 1836 by George Unite, 8.1cms, another, tip of handle repaired, an engraved horn caddy spoon with shell bowl, and an engraved purse form miniature vinaigrette, small loss to grille hinge side, silver gilt interior with dot pierced grille, Birmingham 1819? By Ledsam and Vale, 2cms. (5) From the collection of Joan Wallis
Lot 70
A satinwood Tunbridge ware tea caddy, of sarcophagol form, the sides with two bands of narrow geometric mosaic (some filling mostly at corners), the canted lid with an inset mosaic view of Eridge Castle within twin borders of geometric mosaic (small area to two corners filled/ repaired). The lid interior with a panel of geometric mosaic within outer border, internal lids lacking, raised on bun feet, 19 x 11.5 x 13cms. From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen
Lot 204
A GEORGE I SILVER BRITANNIA STANDARD TEA CADDY JOHN FARNELL, LONDON 1715 With a domed pull off cover to the sliding top, engraved with an armorial to the body and MW beneath 11cm (4 1/2in) high 156g (5.05 oz) Condition Report: Marks are partially obscuredCover appears to be unmarkedCover and top fit wellEngraving crispSlightly wobblesLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 46
GROUP OF SMALL SILVER/WHITE METAL ITEMS, William IV caddy spoon, monogrammed handle, London 1831, William Eaton, ten Tow Sterling Creations hors d'oeuvres picks, bookmark, Sheffield 1977, Carr's, with tassel, 8cms (h) and another bookmark, Sheffield 2003, Francis Howard Limited, with tassel, 6.5cms (l)Provenance: private collection Cheshire
Lot 578
A Georgian mahogany tea caddy with three divisions raised on bracket feet. 24cm wide, together with a further 19th century coromandel writing slope with a worn interior, 30cm wide and a 19th century rosewood tea caddy with two caddy’s and a mixing bowl together with a rosewood box with mother of pearl inlay.
Lot 592
An interesting miscellaneous collection: Chinese and other object d’art to include a caddy flask with decorative figural vignettes, four various Thai Sawankhalok stoneware vessels, a bowenite jade figure of Guanyin, a hard stone figure of a seated Thai Buddha, carved soapstone monkey groups, cast metal opium weights, an opium pipe, small blue and white teapot, a Russian lacquered box and a shell inlaid presentation box, a walnut parquetry inlaid box and a brass vessel.
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