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Lot 36
A collection of small decorative items to include three miniature cups and saucers, a 19th century porcelain box, a French pottery small bowl, two porcelain chamber candlesticks (a/f), three vases, two 19th century mugs John Smith 1844 and Elizabeth Smith 1844, and two small glass walking sticks (a/f)
Lot 148
A quantity of coloured and cut glass to include five paper weights, a n apricot glass swan, a large cut glass dish, three blue and one green glass storage jars with lids, a large purple glass ornamental vase, a green glass fruit bowl, a purple glass decanter and stopper with six matching shot glasses decorated with gilt design with applique daisies, a JAJ glass gravy boat and saucer, and assorted glass dishes. (26)
Lot 985
A George III mahogany tea caddy, with metal handle to lid, bowl and single interior caddy, boxwood strung. Width 20 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This caddy is in generally good, untouched, original condition. The handle is original. There is a 1 inch section of boxwood stringing missing to the top right hand corner of the lid. The hinges are in good order. The interior is in good condition generally. There are minor nibbles to the corner of the lid and the interior lid and the lead lining is perished. The glass bowl may well be original and is certainly Georgian. The lock escutcheon seems to be a later replacement which does not quite fit as it should. The remainder of the case is in generally good order.
Lot 178
A SMALL SILVER COMPORT by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1905, the bowl with drop ring handles, 7.7cm tall; with a glass bowl with flared silver rim; a glass hip flask with silver screw cap; two glass cruet bottles with silver covers; and a late Victorian plain silver vesta case, 132.5g (4.2 troy ozs) gross
Lot 985
A George III mahogany tea caddy, with metal handle to lid, bowl and single interior caddy, boxwood strung. Width 20 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This caddy is in generally good, untouched, original condition. The handle is original. There is a 1 inch section of boxwood stringing missing to the top right hand corner of the lid. The hinges are in good order. The interior is in good condition generally. There are minor nibbles to the corner of the lid and the interior lid and the lead lining is perished. The glass bowl may well be original and is certainly Georgian. The lock escutcheon seems to be a later replacement which does not quite fit as it should. The remainder of the case is in generally good order.
Lot 178
A SMALL SILVER COMPORT by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1905, the bowl with drop ring handles, 7.7cm tall; with a glass bowl with flared silver rim; a glass hip flask with silver screw cap; two glass cruet bottles with silver covers; and a late Victorian plain silver vesta case, 132.5g (4.2 troy ozs) gross
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