An Honest Tea Caddy
A late Victorian Doulton pottery Tea Caddy, 'Honest Tea is the Best Policy', applied on one side with a silver shield, and mounted with a silver neck rim and lid, Chester 1896, Saunders and Shepher...
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Maker: SAUNDERS & SHEPHERD, LONDON (worked from 1886)
£495.00
A Victorian Milk Jug
A Victorian baluster Cream or Milk Jug, Birmingham 1863, Hirons, Plante and Company.
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Maker: HIRONS AND PLANTE (worked c.1860-c.1890)
£240.00
A Victorian Tea Infuser
A Victorian egg-shaped Tea Infuser, with suspension chain, London 1863, Thomas Johnson. In original [damaged] case.
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Maker: THOMAS JOHNSON (worked from 1869)
£440.00
A George III Mote Spoon.
George III shell-back Mote Spoon, circa 1765, struck with a maker's mark twice only
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Maker: Unknown
£275.00
Mrs. Schieffelin's Teaset
Tiffany and Company.
A mid-19th century Four Piece Teaset, in original wooden case, New York circa 1855.
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Maker: TIFFANY & CO (worked from c.1837)
£2750.00
An arts and crafts Caddy Spoon
A Caddy Spoon, with shell bowl and pierced handle, London 1974, by Gordon Reginald Enfield Southwood [1911-1987. Southwood's mark was registered in 1968.
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Maker: GORDON REGINALD ENFIELD SOUTHWOOD (1911-1987)
£190.00
A 1940's Four Piece Teaset
A mid-20th century four piece Teaset, Birmingham 1947, Alvic Products Ltd.
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Maker: ALVIC PRODUCTS LTD. (worked from c.1946)
£750.00
A stylish Jug
A small Cream Jug, Sheffield 1911, Lee and Wigfull.
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Maker: LEE & WIGFULL (HENRY WIGFULL) (worked from 1879)
£175.00
A George III Caddy Spoon.
A George III large bowl Caddy Spoon, with feather edge engraving and Onslow terminal, London, circa 1770, the maker's mark poorly struck.
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Maker: Unknown
£160.00
An Arts and Crafts Caddy Spoon.
A Caddy Spoon with plain hammered bowl and twisted wire handle, London 1915, Charles James Plucknett & Company.
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Maker: CHARLES JAMES PLUCKNETT (worked from c.1890)
£310.00
An Avignon Coffee Pot
A Louis XVIth Coffee Pot, Avignon, circa 1775, Jean-Pierre Violet.
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Maker: JEAN-PIERRE VIOLET (worked from 1774)
£2100.00
A George IV silver Caddy Spoon.
A George IV Caddy Spoon, London 1829, Robert Hennell, the bowl formed as three vine leaves with tendrils and the handle as two conjoined encircled branches.
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Maker: ROBERT HENNELL II (worked 1809-1833)
£1100.00