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Lot 109
λ A Regency tortoiseshell pagoda shape tea caddy, inlaid pewter stringing the hinged lid with a white metal plaque inscribed with the initials 'MAR', to a twin lidded interior with ivory handles on brass ball feet, 15cm high, 17.3cm wide, 10.8cm deep. Lot 109 – a pagoda shaped tortoiseshell tea caddy. The lid with some blooming to the tortoiseshell and the silver plated plaque is tarnished. Chips to the front left corner of the lid and back right corner of the top of the lid with some losses. Old surface dents and marks. Some losses to pewter stringing. A large chip to the underside of the back right corner of the lid. Some minor veneer cracks. Brass worn to feet. With a later lining to the base. Small chips to interior edging and to the corner of the interior lids which are slightly warped. Handles a little yellowed.
Lot 325
A mid Victorian brass oval tea caddy, repoussé decorated with panels of Bacchanalian revelry, the silvered interior with foliate decoration, with a lift-out hinged lidded canister, the base stamped 'H&A 68', with a further pierced lidded compartment, with a mahogany base, 15.2cm high, 20.6cm wide, 17.2cm deep. By family repute this caddy was purchased at the Great Exhibition of 1851. It is believed the maker was Harcourt & Allen of Birmingham.
Lot 113
A Delft tea caddy and cover, with chinoiserie style decoration, 10.5 cm high, and another similar, 11.5 cm high (2) Condition report Report by RB The rectangular caddy and cover: The cover with a few minor chips The base: a few minor/occasional chips, with a blue star in underglaze blue to the base The shaped oval caddy and cover: The cover - a couple of minor chips, some crazing The base - a few minor chips, some crazing, with a larger chip to the base rim, marked A G (?) in underglaze blue to the base
Lot 231
A Regency tortoiseshell sarcophagus shape tea caddy, with canted corners, white metal and ivory mounts, two section interior, width 18cm. Provenance: HRH The Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowden, Property from the Collection, Christies, London, 14th June 2006, marked 807, with certificate.
Lot 63A
A Keswick School of Industrial Arts caddy spoon, white planished metal with zigzag decoration to handle, stamped "BMI Keswick Hand Made", 11cm; together with a Newlyn style Arts and Crafts copper octagonal wall plate, depicting galleon on open seas, the rim in raised relief with nautical emblems, 25.5cm wide (2)
Lot 341
A George III Silver Tea Caddy Set with Case, Samuel Taylor, London 1767, comprising a pair of tea caddies and a covered sugar bowl, each pyriform and chased with typical flowers and scrolls, with domed covers terminating in a flower finial, raised on a pierced and chased spreading foot, 14cm high, 23oz 9dwt all in; In a Breakfront Dark Shagreen Case, the mounts stamped I.W, with a stepped hinged cover, pierced and engraved silver feet, hinges and lock, the handle plate engraved with a crest, being a dolphin bowed and naiant, raised on ball and claw feet, the fitted interior lined with purple velvet and silver piping, 33cm wide Caddies good condition. Marked fully under each base, passant to the cover of the sugar bowl, the tea caddy covers not marked. The case in general good condition but with several small tears and scuffs. The mounts to the case very tarnished.
Lot 875
An Oak Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, signed John Lupton, circa 1750, caddied hood, glazed side panels, 9-inch square brass dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, single hand, four pillar movement with anchor escapement and outside countwheel striking on a bell, 222cm high 23.01.15, Hood with later caddy, wooden dial surround with slight damage and with a securing block to the reverse, later finials, trunk door edges with some splits, some replaced crossbanding, some cracks to plinth, skirting is later, top and bottom of the backboard are later, dial is slightly dirty, movement looks complete, later bell, together with weight and pendulum.
Lot 113
A Delft tea caddy and cover, with chinoiserie style decoration, 10.5 cm high, and another similar, 11.5 cm high (2) Condition report Report by RB The rectangular caddy and cover: The cover with a few minor chips The base: a few minor/occasional chips, with a blue star in underglaze blue to the base The shaped oval caddy and cover: The cover - a couple of minor chips, some crazing The base - a few minor chips, some crazing, with a larger chip to the base rim, marked A G (?) in underglaze blue to the base
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