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Click here to subscribeVictorian burr wood and ebony sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the hinged cover opening to reveal two boxes, each having a domed hinged cover and flanking a cut glass mixing bowl, having horn ring drop handles and standing on bun feet, 33cm wide Condition: The front right corner to the lid has the corner missing (see image), mixing bowl has nicks to the rim - **General condition consistent with age
Victorian mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the hinged cover opening to reveal two containers, each having a hinged cover and a central aperture containing a cut glass mixing bowl, standing on bun feet, 35cm wide Condition: Front right foot has been off along with a portion of the front edge (see image), loss to the beading on both sides, both loop handles are missing and one fixing is also missing, veneer is lifting on the lid and there are some missing areas to the back of lid (see image), some nibbles to the top of mixing bowl - **General condition consistent with age
A collection of decorative ceramics and glassware including various figures, cut glass goblets, Royal Doulton exotic bird dish, Japanese Imari wall plaque, Edwardian floral pattern tea wares, German fairing, 19th Century porcelaineous dinner wares, Staffordshire turreted model of a tower, Royal Worcester condiment pot, qty.
A set of three panel cut glass spirit decanters with pouring lips and spire stoppers in silver plated shaped triangular frame on spread vine and grapes feet. Ht. 36cm. CONDITION REPORT: Frame very good , no dents, dings or repairs. Bottles very good, no chips or cracks, stoppers all good apart from large chip to bottom of one.
A German pierced silver dish decorated in relief with group of playful putti at centre, diaperwork sides with putti, floral swags and baskets of flowers; a pierced and embossed sweet dish, Birmingham, 1897; a shaped pin tray by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., London, 1932; a pierced sweet dish on pedestal foot, Birmingham, 1934; a silver-mounted cut-glass dressing table jar, Birmingham, 1902; and a circular trinket box, Birmingham, 1923. Weighable silver 404 gm. CONDITION REPORT: Trinket box has a poorly-flooded inscription to cover, holes in cover of glass jar, slight wear to some of the putti faces on group at centre of dish
A gold-mounted ivory toothpick box, circa 1800, rectangular with cut corners, centred by a gold panel inscribed “Aimons nous toujours” within a gold border, lined in ivory-coloured velvet , inside of cover fitted with mirror, push-button opening, 9 cm. long CONDITION REPORT: 2 small chips to edge of mirror and minor foxing to glass, some scratches to gold panel
A collection of silver, comprising a mounted cut glass ink well by T D, London 1839, a vesta possibly by William Neale, Chester 1901, a pair of Chinese peppers, stamped mark 'Baoxiang' and 'Zuwen', an ingot by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, Sheffield 1977, a cigar cutter by S J Rose & Son, Birmingham 1971, and a metal ware cigar holder
A collection of various works of art, glass and metal wares including a Boodle & Dunthorn chromium plated strut clock and barometer, a silver mounted sugar shifter, a silver mounted cut glass decanter, a south east Asian carved wood book stand, a pair of arts and crafts style copper candlesticks etc.
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