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A Regency mahogany teapoy, 41 cm high

William IV rosewood teapoy of sarcophagus form, 81 x 41 x 38cm.

A mixed lot of Chinese famille rose and similar wares, majority Qianlong comprising a baluster teapoy and replacement cover, 13cm [repair to rim]; five various plates; a teabowl and saucer; and an English armorial plate in the Chinese manner [some damage].

A Regency fruitwood teapoy, on splayed legs54w x 40d x 79h overall

Regency rosewood Teapoy on three column supports and quatrefoil base

A 19th-century circular drum-top rise and fall rosewood teapoy / Surprise table on a triform base. Fitted interior with four tea caddies and two mixing bowls, on a lotus-carved column and tripartite base with reel-shaped bun feet. 55 cm diameter x 75 cm overall heightGood overall condition, with no major issues. A small area of veneer loss to the top edge, and loose parts elsewhere.

A mid 19th century ash teapoy, the hinged rectangular caddy upon a tapering octagonal column extending to a plinth base and carved scroll feet, 70cm H x 42cm W x 29cm D

A William IV mahogany teapoy, with hinged lid to fitted interior, with turned column and quatreform base. Height 83 cm, width 48 cm, depth 38 cm.

Late Regency mahogany teapoy enclosed by a rectangular top revealing a fitted interior of caddies and boxes, on square tapered column, platform base and quadripartite supports, brass hairy paw caps and castors.

A Victorian gilt and polychrome decorated black lacquer papier mâché teapoy, the hinged top enclosing twin lidded canisters and storage wells, raised on a tapering support to a shaped platform base on scroll feet, 41 cm x 41 cm x 75 cm h

A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD TEAPOYOn turned column over quatrefoil base, 37cm wide; 21cm deep; 80cm high

WALNUT VICTORIAN TEAPOY TABLE WITH GLASS MIXING BOWL

A Victorian rosewood teapoy, the hinged lid enclosing four lidded caddies and bowl recesses, height 79cm, width 36cm, depth 32cm.

18th Century blue and white earthenware teapoy decorated with flowers bearing crescent mark to base (lacking cover), 11cm high

Y A MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID AND POLYCHROME PAINTED TEAPOY 19TH CENTURY With geometric inset hinged top enclosing compartments 71.5cm high, 43cm wide, 33cm deep Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW Wear marks, knocks and scratches commensurate with age and use Caddy separate from stand, and will require resecuring Multiple chips, splits, and losses throughout, including some mother of pearl inlay Notable signs of repair, please see images Discolouration, fading and losses to polychrome paintwork, please see additional images Key not present, but caddy unlockedADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A 19th century rosewood circular teapoy, the hinged cover enclosing fitted compartments and glass mixing bowls, on fluted column terminating on a tri-base, height 77cm.Condition Report: The feet are mission two discs, splits and losses throughout, the wooden containers are original we believe the glass mixing bowls are associated.

A Regency period mahogany Teapoy, the casket shaped top opening to reveal a fitted interior with three caddies and a metal mixing compartment, raised on a ring turned stem with quadruple pod, 33" (84cms)h. (1)

A William IV Rosewood Teapoy, the circular hinged top enclosing a fitted interior above a reeded column and platform base with paw feet

VICTORIAN TEAPOY, a Victorian mahogany veneered teapoy with rising lid and velvet interior fitted with a lower drawer on square form pedestal support and quatreform base, 44cm width

LIGHT MAHOGANY TEAPOY on four-legged support, 72 (h) x 44 (w) x 32cms (d)Provenance: deceased estate Conwy

Early Victorian mahogany teapoy, the hinged cover enclosing a caddy fitted interior and glass bowl, baluster column on concacave quadripartite base, raised on castors, 36cm x 26cm x 75cm high

An Early Victorian Rosewood Circular Teapoy, with square edge to top, plain frieze, the pop-up mechanism revealing fitted interior with original fitments, on octagonal turned central column, rectangular inswept base and leaf and scroll carved supports with castors, 18ins diameter x 29ins highTo the top there is some general light scattered scratching. Around the edges there is some light rubbing and general edge knocks. To the left hand side at the top there is a line, not a split or crack but is visible running vertically from one end to the other. At the lower edge of the top there is a rectangular piece of veneer loss around 1ins x 3ins long. Some veneer cracking all the way round in vertical sections each around 1ins long. The pop up mechanism does work however is a little stiff and the velour lined interior is worn and distressed and there are some areas of damage in the circular insets.  On the lower section of the top there is some general rubbing to the polish.  To the base and feet there is general heavier wear commensurate with age and some slight shrinkage and veneer cracking to various places. Overall the item is structurally sound however there is some movement in the joints.

William IV mahogany teapoy, 76 x 41 x 32cm

A 19th century rosewood teapoy, the lid opening to reveal four canisters flanking two glass bowls supported on a fluted column and four scroll legs

19th Century oval silver plated teapoy, later decorated with printed panels

A quantity of furniture to include: Upholstered part tapestry footstool with barley twist turned legs 50 cm W x 42 cm W x 32 cm H. Condition, good (wear etc commensurate with age); small drop leaf sofa table 50 cm H x 51 cm D x 113 cm L with leaves up. Condition, fairly good, scratches and marks to top in places; mahogany bed side table with galleried top and single drawer 64 cm H 38 cm x 43 cm. Condition, marks and wear commensurate with age and use; bow fronted demi-lune graduated Whatnot with turned supports. Condition, some losses to frieze etc (some pieces are present in attached bag) 115 cm H x 64 cm W x 31 cm D; Burr Walnut jardiniere 46 cm H condition. Condition, base to drawer badly perished, base to jardiniere also perishing, much wear; Rosewood and brass inlaid teapoy 74 cm H. Condition, losses to wood, brass inlay protruding in places, needs restoration. Part of the Eaton Square Clearance

An early 19th Century rosewood teapoy of sarcophagus form opening to reveal a fabric lined interior as a sewing box raised on a moulded baluster pedestal support to carved hipped tripod base and scroll feet, 37.5 cm x 33 cm x 80 cm high

A Victorian burr walnut teapoy of ogee form, the top opening to reveal a vacant interior, on a turned pedestal to cabriole tripod base, 39 cm wide x 34 cm deep x 75 cm high

A fine William iv rosewood teapoy.

A William IV fiddleback mahogany teapoy, hinged architectural cover enclosing three compartments, lotus grasped fluted column, domed socle, rectangular base, brass casters, 84cm high, 47cm wide, 36cm deep, c.1835

A William IV mahogany teapoy75 x 45 x 34cm

A George/William IV rosewood teapoy, hinged cover enclosing a caddy fitted interior, baluster column, egg-and-dart socle, incurve triform base, turned feet, 71cm high, 47cm wide, 39cm deep, c.1830

A mixed lot of Chinese famille rose and similar wares, majority Qianlong comprising a baluster teapoy and replacement cover, 13cm [repair to rim]; five various plates; a teabowl and saucer; and an English armorial plate in the Chinese manner [some damage].

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TEAPOY, ALONG WITH AN OAK OPEN BOOKCASE the teapoy of sarcophagus form, on single pedestal and raised on four bun feet, along with an oak open bookcasethe teapoy 81cm highQty: 2

A Regency mahogany pedestal teapoy on quatrefoil base with turned feet, hinged top revealing a fitted interior, 78cm high Location: BWRIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A GEORGE IV POLLARD OAK TEAPOY CIRCA 1830 Of octagonal section the hinged top enclosing a vacant interior, on a facetted stem and quadrapartite base 74cm high, 46cm wide, 46cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old chips, splits and losses (see images for extent) One of the hinges to the lid is loose. Lock plate and hasp are possibly period replacements No key present but lock is openThe fitting to the interior of the teapoy is lacking There are filled apertures where dividers once sat Section of bead moulding to one side is detached but present There are other sections of moulding that are present Various old repairs (see images) Some filler applied to the surface in places The centre line/join to the top is opening slightly and warps if manipulated Condition Report Disclaimer

19th Century Rosewood Teapoy, lacking interior caddies/bowls

19th century teapoy with lift up lid revealing three caddy spaces supported on a turned and carved column, H 72cm, W 41cm, D 26cm

A 19th century mahogany and inlaid pedestal teapoy, incorporating ivory, 46cm wide, (converted interior). DEFRA Ivory Act submission ref: B52DQ6VB.

A Georgian mahogany sarcophogus formed teapoy with hinged lid opening to a fitted interior raised on a square column with four outswept legs with brass end caps and casters, 54cm wide

A 19th cwentury walnut teapoy, the top rising to reveal four cannisters and receivers for two glass bowls, the column leaf carved above the tripartite plinth on three bun feet.   Dia. 48 x H 71cms.

A William IV Mahogany Teapoy, with fitted interior, having two canisters and associated glass mixing bowl, over a tapering pedestal on shaped plinth with compressed bun feet

19th century rosewood teapoy, the caddy top with fitted interior on an unusual arched pedestal with quatrefoil base. 40x30x76cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A 19th century walnut sarcophagus shaped teapoy/sewing table raised on a central turned pillar and shaped tripod, 74 cm high together with an Edwardian piano stool with upholstered box seat and shaped arms (2)

A Regency rosewood sarcophagus form teapoy, the interior with four lidded tea boxes, centred by two circular wells, raised on a platform base on moulded scroll feet, 42 cm x 35 cm x 75 cm h

A George IV Rosewood Teapoy of Sarcophagus Form, with moulded edge to top, the lifting lid revealing fitted interior with original fitments, on turned central column with rectangular inswept base and bun feet with castors, 17ins wide x 14ins deep x 31.5ins high

An early Victorian walnut veneered pedestal teapoy the rectangular top section with hinged lid opening to a fitted interior with three compartments and a mixing bowl, supported on a flared square column and four outswept legs, 42cm wide, 30cm deep, 86cm high

Victorian mahogany teapoy (adapted for use as a workbox), the irregular octagonal top opening to reveal a silk lined interior on a turned fluted baluster support and carved quadruped base

19th Century Sheffield plate teapoy, plated sauce boat, toast rack and miscellaneous other items of silver plate etc.

A George/William IV rosewood teapoy, hinged cover enclosing a caddy fitted interior, baluster column, egg-and-dart socle, incurve triform base, turned feet, 71cm high, 47cm wide, 39cm deep, c.1830

A Victorian rosewood teapoy, the sarcophagus top with hinged cover enclosing a pair of velvet lined circular voids and fitted with a pair of rectangular slide out caddies, on a rotating turned and foliate carved pedestal on a tripod base with foliate scrolls on brass castors, height 79cm x width 38.5cm

A Victorian walnut teapoy, the hinged cover enclosing two lidded canisters and two glass mixing bowls, on a twist-turned column and four carved legs, 41cm wide, 35cm deep, 80cm high

A Regency-Style Green and Parcel-Gilt Painted Teapoy, the moulded hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior with four removable tea canisters and two circular apertures to receive mixing bowls (lacking), on a tapering support with carved socle, quadripartite base and scrolled feet, formerly on castors, 19th century and later painted 46cm by 36cm by 78cm

An early 19th Century rosewood Teapoy of sarcophagus shape having two interior lidded compartments on octagonal column with circular base and scroll feet, 20in wide

An Early William IV rosewood teapoy, with lion paw feet. Circa 1830. 55x42x75cm (1)

A Victorian rosewood teapoy, on baluster pillar, platform and turned feet, 78cm h; 37 x 48cm Small old veneer chip on platform, interior gutted, structurally sound and in otherwise good condition

A good 19th century mahogany teapoy in the manner of Gillows.

An early Victorian rosewood veneered circular teapoy with pull up top opening to a fitted interior raised on a fluted tapering column and platform base with scrolled feet (a/f), 73cm high

An Early William IV rosewood teapoy, with lion paw feet. Circa 1830. 55x42x75cm

An Antique mahogany Regency teapoy, with hinged lid and ornate carved column decoration, inserts are present but lining missing, no key