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Lot 734
A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy 19th century, rectangular-form with tapering hinged lid opening to bi-compartment fitted interior, ivory trim to underside of lid and interior rim, top of lid inset with silver monogram engraved plaque, set on four bun feet, 17.5cm high x 20cm wide x 12.5cm deep
Lot 421
An 18th century bracket clock, circa 1780, Hilton Wray, London, the 6.5 inch silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and Arabic markers, with date/calendar hand mechanism and moonphase window to the top, verge escapement, within a walnut veneered case in the George I style with gilt brass pineapple finials and ogee bracket feet, the pediment of ogival caddy top form with gilt handle, signed to the dial and back plate, 57cm high Note: Hilton Wray became Master of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers in 1785
Lot 251
19th century Vizagapatam stag horn and ebony tea caddy of sarcophagus form having sandalwood lined interior, central mixing well flanked by pair of lift out rectangular caddies with inked border, raised on horn supports, 38cm wide, 21cm deep, 25cm tall CONDITION REPORT: The stag for the lid is broken and does not function The stag horn is quite well covered in thick dust and in much need of a clean Back left corner of box has been knocked off Sandalwood interior splitting in places Lacks mixing bowl Ebony lifting to the interior, no key Some fritting to the handle Some age cracks in a small percentage of the horn
Lot 180
A 19th century lacquer tea caddy, the canted rectangular hinged lid gilt with figures by a garden pavilion on a black ground, the interior with two pewter alloy cannisters with one stopper and one cover, the caddy 23.5cm (9.25 in) wide Both the cannisters have had some soldering done to their seams
Lot 365
An early 19th century Dutch silver straight-sided navette shaped tea caddy... An early 19th century Dutch silver straight-sided navette shaped tea caddy by Nathanel Teute (entered 1796-1811), Amsterdam 1804, with a ribbed cone shaped finial and beaded band to the domed cover, beaded rim and foot rim, presentation engraved beneath, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) high, 325g (10.45 oz) Engraved as a christening gift: Ter gedachtenis van de Geboorte van Sara Elisabeth van Eyndhoven voorgevallen op den 24sten van Maart 1808 is dit aan haar Vereerd door haare waardige Grootmoeder Elisabeth Brouwer, Weduwe Aarnout van Eyndhoven.
Lot 132
Metalware - a Toleware type cutlery tray; a silver plated helmet shaped cream jug; a copper kettle; a silver plated tea pot; a Mappin and Webb silver plated chamberstick; a brass fireside companion set; a large enamel beaker;a Liptons brass tea caddy , commemorating The British Empire Exhibition 1924 etc (1 box)
Lot 102
A Regency penwork sarcophagus shape tea caddy, the lid painted with a panel of flowers within Bacchanalian borders, above scrolling leaves, fruit, birds and urns, the interior painted with a classical battle scene and with twin lidded divisions, on ebonized bun feet, 16cm high, 22.1cm wide, 14cm deep.
Lot 104
A rare painted wood teapot tea caddy, with parcel gilt decoration with a fan patera, the hinged lid with a turned finial to a foil lined interior, probably 19th century, 17.8cm high, 22.8cm wide. Lot 104 – teapot tea caddy. Old hairline splits to lid and around the back edge of lid where it meets the hinge. The lid with a slight smile. Old surface marks, dents and minor scratches to surface overall. Some wear to gilding especially to the fan patera on the front of the caddy and also to a finial and detailing on the handle. Old hairline cracks to base.
Lot 105
λ William IV tortoiseshell pagoda shape tea caddy, inlaid with mother of pearl flowers, leaves and butterflies, the interior with ivory edging and with twin lidded compartments on ball feet, 12.6cm high, 15.4cm wide, 10.7cm deep. Lot 105 – tortoiseshell tea caddy. Small chips with losses to corners of lid. Some losses to pewter stringing and minor lifting. Old damages and losses around the hinges. Lid warped slightly, small nicks to tortoiseshell on edges of body with some losses. Two mother of pearl leaves missing. Old chips to edges of lids to the interior. A little warped, one corner repaired. Two different handles. Lock tooth missing. Some veneer chips to base. One foot loose, needs re-fixing.
Lot 106
λ An early Victorian tortoiseshell pagoda shape tea caddy, inlaid with pewter stringing, the front with mother of pearl flowers, the interior with ivory edging and twin lidded divisions with vegetable ivory handles, on ball feet, 13.5cm, 19cm wide, 12.5cm deep. Lot 106 – a tortoiseshell tea caddy. General wear consistent with age and use with small nicks to edge of lid and corners with minor losses. Some pewter stringing lifting to the back right corner. Some veneer cracks to the back of the caddy and around the hinges. The front is inlaid with mother of pearl on what appears to be tortoiseshell but could possibly be a faux tortoiseshell ground, with some cracks and losses to the pewter stringing on the right hand edge. Some small chips to the base with a repair. The interior lids are slightly warped. Evidence of re-gluing to one ivory foot. Slight lifting to some tortoiseshell.
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