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An Art Deco Bakelite box and cover; a treen book slide, carved with bamboo borders; a mahogany marquetry inlaid Tunbridge Ware box and cover (3)

A Victorian Tunbridge ware box and cover, inlaid depicting a rabbit in nature, accompanied by a geometrical border consisting of an array of woods, 11.5cm long x 4cm tall x 9cm wide

A box containing an oak moneybox, mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, Tunbridge ware box, students microscope in original box & carving set

A collection of five items of Tunbridge ware, includes a writing box, stamp box, puzzle and cribbage board/card box (5)

A 19TH CENTURY TUNBRIDGE WARE COROMANDEL WRITING BOX BY THOMAS BARTON. the cushion shaped top with perspective cube panel within tesserae mosaic stylised flower banding, opening to form a red velvet writing surface, pen well with paper knife, ink well with 8 point star top and stamp divisions with tesserae flower spray lid, swept sides with mosaic band of lilies and other flowers, 7cm high, 26cm deep and 32cm wide. CR* some minor chips to edging of lid, scratches and general wear commensurate to age, hinge in good order.

A 19TH CENTURY TUNBRIDGE WARE BOX. The hinged lid with a geometric design, enclosing a marbled effect paper lined interior, the front with a flowers and a single plush lined drawer to one side, 29cm wide, 23cm deep, 16cm high. CR* In excellent general condition, the base with new green baize and a very nice example.

A Tunbridge ware page turner, two souvenir paper knives, a miniature grandfather clock ornament, etc.

Seven whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing accessories, comprising a pin poppet in the form of a flower bud, 6.5cms, three various thimble cases and three needle cases, the largest with label ‘Brighton Trifle’, 12cms.     (7)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Three whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware tape measures, comprising a turret form example, paint worn, repairs to crenulations, 4cms, a cottage form example formerly fitted to a clamp, and a bee skep example, all with incomplete tapes.     (3)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Nine whitewood label and paint decorated Tunbridge ware circular boxes, the labels comprising ‘Think on the Giver’, ‘Give Me the Love that Lasts’, ‘A Token Of Friendship’, ‘Lovers Gift’, ‘Love in a Village’, ‘A Token Of Esteem’, ‘Mothers Gift’, ‘This little Gift I beg you’l take, And keep it for The Donors Sake’, and a burnt wood Brighton bun box ‘Gold to Love Is as Drofs’, largest 5.5cms dia.     (9)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

A whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing clamp, the ‘C’ form frame with leaf painted decoration below a bowl form pin cushion with replacement velvet infill, 16.5cms.                                                                                                                                       From the Collection of Anne Wick

Four whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing clamps, all with loss or damage, largest 22cms.     (4)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

An elaborate whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing clamp, the rectangular frame mounted with a pair of thread barrels below a turned stem to a circular tier fitted with two cylinder needle cases, a cylinder tape measure with original tape inked in ins., and a circular pin cushion, the screw top incorporating a thimble case, some wear to paint and varnish, the inner clamp frame with a simple printed label ‘Present From Ramsgate’, 8cms max. dia., 22.5cms high.                                                                                                                                        From the Collection of Anne Wick

Four whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware tape measures, comprising a ring painted example with label ‘A Brighton Trifle’, originally affixed to a clamp, 5cms, another labelled ‘A Present From Brighton’, old green silk tape with inked divisions, 3.1cms, another ring painted with old inked tape commencing at ‘2 nail’, and a barrel form example with worn inked tape.    (4)                                                                                                                                     From the Collection of Anne Wick

A rosewood Tunbridge ware needle packet or match box, of rectangular form, the lid with a scarce mosaic panel of a cat on cushion, 5.6 x 3.5 x 2.2cms.

A rosewood inlaid and print decorated Tunbridge ware sewing box, the curved lid with a faded colour cut corner print of George Wise’s premises, the bridge to the fore within a Wise painted border and outer line, chequer and crossbanded border. The sloping sides raised on a rectangular drawer base fitted for sewing and raised on replacement ball feet, original swing carrying handle lacking, 22.5 x 20.5 x 21cms max.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

A fine whitewood, print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing pannier, the pin hinge rectangular lid with a colour print of Brighton Pavilion with carriages and figures in the foreground within painted borders. The sloping sides painted with leaves in black and brown, the front with two oval colour prints, one depicting Mrs Fitzherbert’s house, the other a view of the Pavilion, circa 1824, brass ball feet, painted swing handle, the interior in original pink paper, worm holes to base and interior, 20 x 14.7 x 18cms with handle up.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

A burnt whitewood print decorated Tunbridge ware sewing clamp, of cylinder form, the circular end with a colour print titled ‘Brighton Pier’ below the original pin cushion top, the frame interior with a retailer’s label ‘From Taylor’s Fancy Repository, 27, Kings Road, Brighton’, 6.5cms wide.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

Two whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware bee skep pin cushions, one with circular box base raised on three bun feet, the skep with original plum velvet pin cushion and bone ball finial, small chip to base rim, 4.7cms dia., 7.5cms, and another similar with original velvet pin cushion, skep cover broken and restuck, finial lacking, 7cms high.    (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Three charming whitewood paint decorated Tunbridge ware pin cushions, comprising a cylinder box example the overhanging lid with a black on green printed label ‘A Present From Brighton’, original pink silk infill, 3.4cms max. dia., 3.2cms high, a bowl form ring painted example labelled to the domed base ‘Love and Loyalty’, 3.4cms dia., and a bowl form example, 2.1cms dia.     (3)                                                                                                                                      From the Collection of Anne Wick

A rosewood print decorated and inlaid Tunbridge ware card and counter box, of elongated octagonal form, the lid with a cut corner rectangular colour print titled internally ‘The Royal Mews, Brighton Publish’d by G. Wise, Tonbridge’, circa 1810, within a black and gilt painted border and an outer geometric and cross banded border, pointed oval boxwood escutcheon, the compartmentalised interior in original yellow paper, with key, 18 x 15.5 x 5.2cms.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

A burr yew wood print decorated and inlaid Tunbridge ware sewing box, of rectangular form, the lid with a cut corner rectangular print of cherubs and a lion in a forest within an inlaid border and an outer line border, ivory diamond escutcheon. The lid interior in pink paper over a whitewood compartmentalised and fitted tray lined in pink paper, the fittings including a pair of square removeable boxes, a similar pin cushion, multiple reel, netting reel, a set of four ring painted cotton barrels and a similar tape measure, 30.7 x 25 x 12cms.   Ivory Self-declaration reference:  5MAG8Z5L.                                                                                                From the Collection of Anne Wick

Two whitewood ring painted Tunbridge ware penners, comprising an example on circular box base, 7cms dia. at base, the other in four parts with sander to base and glass dip well to top, small old repair to chip on base rim, 11cms high.      (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

A rosewood Tunbridge ware sealing wax companion, the turned circular base with striker, the octagonal body in geometric mosaic below the screw top in mosaic and stick ware with bone match holder and stick ware candle sconce, the interior with three compartments, 5.4cms dia., 10cms high.

A good example of a rosewood Tunbridge ware fitted sewing box of sarcophagol form, circa 1838, the canted lid in cube work with stick ware borders, the sides with a broad band of stick ware and raised on stick ware bun feet. The lid interior with blue silk ruched panel over a whitewood compartmentalised tray lined in blue paper, the fittings comprising a sliding lid box inscribed and dated to base ‘Agnes, Grace, Sutton, Lyons, 1838’, box form pin cushion, rosewood thimble, stick ware top tape measure with complete blue silk tape inked in nails, three variant stick ware thread winders, needle book with stick ware covers complete with flannels, rosewood egg form container, stick ware button end waxer and a set of six rosewood reels with variant pattern stick ware tops, 22 x 17 x 12.5cms.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

Two whitewood print decorated Tunbridge ware small writing boxes, both with sliding lids, one with a titled rectangular colour print ‘Part of Malmsbury Abbey’, compartmentalised interior with glass ink well and cover, 11cms, the other with colour ovals of ‘Queen Adelaide and William the Fourth’, compartmentalised interior in original red paper with two ceramic wells, 11.5cms.     (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Two whitewood print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware small sewing panniers, one with a rectangular pin hinge lid with colour print titled ‘Carisbrooke Castle and Village, Isle of Wight’, the compartmentalised interior neatly relined, small loss to one bone handle mount, 12.5cms, the other smaller, the lid with circular colour print of Brighton Pavilion, the front with oval colour print of Ragget’s and Donaldson’s Libraries, original pink paper lining, handle a crude replacement, 10.5cms.      (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Tunbridge ware, sewing, six pieces, comprising a rosewood cylinder sewing clamp with stick ware end and pin cushion top, 5.8cms, a stick ware tea pot pin cushion, a combination standing waxer / tape / pin cushion, the complete printed tape marked ‘E. Nye Tunbridge Wells’, and three needle books, one with mosaic butterfly cover.    (6)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

A rosewood print decorated and inlaid Tunbridge ware card and counter box, of elongated octagonal form, the lid with a cut corner rectangular colour print depicting Brighton Beach below Russell House, circa 1808, within black and gilt painted border and an outer line inlaid border, pointed oval boxwood escutcheon, the compartmentalised interior in original pink paper with ink notes of gaming counters previously housed in the box, 18.2 x 15.2 x 5.5cms.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

A whitewood print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing box, of rectangular form, the plain sides with line painted decoration and shield form painted escutcheon, the lid with a colour print titled ‘View On The East Side of Regent Street’, within black painted borders, the compartmentalised interior in pink paper, a few old worm holes to one short side, 20.4 x 12.7 x 6cms.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

An early print and inlaid Tunbridge ware yew wood box by George Wise, the curved lid with a colour print titled internally ‘A View of The Pavilion at Brighton Published by Thos. Wise Tunbridge 25th March 1803’, within a cross banded and line inlaid border, boxwood pointed oval escutcheon, complete with key, 15.3 x 10 x 6.8cms max.

Three whitewood Tunbridge ware sewing accessories, comprising a cylinder case with internal reel and needle case, the top fitted with a pin poppet and thimble space, labelled ‘From Your Much Esteemed’, 14cms, another smaller similar with damaged reel, and a tapering reel case, print to lid replaced.      (3)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Tunbridge ware, sewing, two pieces, comprising a rosewood needle book in stick ware, tartan paper interior with flannels, cloth spine, ribbon tie, 7cms, and a vase form rosewood tape measure with stick ware top, reduced original ribbon inked in divisions of yards, 4.5cms.     (2)

A fine burr yew wood, inlaid and print decorated Tunbridge ware writing, paint and sewing box, the sloping lid with an oval print of a lion and three cherubs within a Wise style gold, green and black painted border, and an outer line and crossbanded border. The sides in burr yew wood, each short side fitted with a drawer, one with paint cakes, mixing bowls, marble palette, glass ink well and sander, the other compartmentalised and lined in pink paper with various fittings including two removeable square boxes, three of four cylinder drizzling boxes, multiple reel, pin cushion, needle book, three whitewood cotton barrels and a pair of glass bottles with stoppers. Each drawer with Old Sheffield plate handle below a brass carrying handle, the lid interior in pink paper over a beige sloping writing surface, 36.5 x 31.5 x 15.5cms max.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

Two whitewood print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware cribbage boards, comprising a triangular example with a central circular colour print of Brighton Pavilion within painted borders on a green sponge work ground, on a replacement box base, 24cms, the other of diamond form with central circular colour print titled ‘Gateway Bayham Abbey’ within a red and black painted border and black seaweed ground, on peg feet with swivel cover to peg aperture, 18.2cms.     (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Two burnt whitewood print decorated Tunbridge ware small boxes, comprising a small sewing box on gilt brass ball feet, the lid with a rectangular titled colour print ‘Lumley Castle, Durham’, compartmentalised interior refreshed, 17.2cms, the other with sliding lid and a rectangular colour print titled ‘The Bank Of England’, original red paper lining worn and stained, 12.5cms.    (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Tunbridge ware, tatting, a rare Tunbridge ware mosaic decorated box, the curved lid with inset panel in mosaic ‘Tatting’ within an outer mosaic border, original fancy paper lining, 10 x 5.5 x 4.1cms, together with a Tunbridge ware mosaic shuttle, 6.4cms in bespoke pine box with printed label ‘Peter Benjamin Tunbridge Ware Manufacturers, Barton House, 11, London Road, Tunbridge, Kent, TN10 3AB, the box 8.2cms.    (2)          First illustrated Palmer(P), Tatting Shuttles, Fig. 80, Page 46, the second Fig. 121, Page 70.                                                                                                 From the collection of Pam Palmer

Three whitewood Tunbridge ware pieces, comprising a set of bellows painted with a country house in rural landscape, leather holed, brass ferrule, 36.5cms, a wall mounting letter rack decorated in black in the chinoiserie style, 26.5cms, and a reading ledge lacking stand, decorated with a rectangular colour print titled ‘West Front Of The Pavilion Brighton’, 24.2cms.     (3)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

A rosewood Tunbridge ware skein box, of shallow rectangular form, the lid in cube work within inlaid and canted borders, bone diamond escutcheon, the compartmentalised interior later lined in blue cloth, with a selection of skeins, 26.5 x 20 x 5.5cms.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

Five whitewood paint and label decorated Tunbridge ware pin cushions, comprising two double ended barrel form examples, one labelled ‘Remember Me’, the other ‘Esteem The Giver’, 4.5cms, a bowl form example labelled ‘A Brighton Trifle’, and two cylinder box form examples one labelled ‘Friendship’, one lacking pin cushion, the other replaced.      (5)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

Treen and other wooden wares, comprising a boxwood conjurors ball trick, 12cms, boxwood yo-yo, three spinning tops, hardwood dice shaker, two dice barrels, ring turned boxwood circular box, and a painted Tunbridge ware cylinder box.      (6)

A whitewood print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware sewing box, of rectangular form, the pin hinge lid with a colour print titled ‘View of the West Front Of The Pavilion’, with black, white and grey painted borders, the sides with sponge work panels in conforming paint, gilt brass basket of flowers ring side handles, the whole raised on brass ball feet, with a later key. The interior in repainted pink paper with silk needle book, the lid interior with a monochrome print titled ‘The Chain Pier and Marine Parade, Brighton’, 23 x 15.5 x 7cms.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

A Tunbridge ware coromandel wood small box by Thomas Barton, the hinged lid with a fine panel of cube work within geometric border, the sides with two bands of geometric mosaic, lid interior lined in blue velvet, the base with feint oval ink stamp for Thomas Barton, 9.1 x 4.5 x 3.5cms.

Two whitewood print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware boxes, both rectangular comprising an example with pin hinge lid, with a colour print titled ‘Bank of England From St. Bartholomews Lane’, within a dot painted border, interior later fitted, 16.5cms, the other with a sliding lid painted with a castle in a lake, the compartmentalised interior in later pink paper, lock to end, 16.5cms.     (2)                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

An unusual whitewood print and paint decorated Tunbridge ware circular cribbage board, the domed top with central circular print titled ‘Pavilion’ within green and cream painted border and screwing onto a circular box base, small split to cribbage board rim, 9.3cms dia.                                                                                                 From the Collection of Anne Wick

A Tunbridge ware coromandel wood tea caddy by Thomas Barton, of rectangular form, the sides with a band of floral and leaf scroll mosaic, the lid with a panel of cube work within geometric mosaic border. The lid interior in original red paper over a single lid with bone knob, the base with printed label ‘T. Barton Late Nye …..’, 15.5 x 10 x 10cms.

A simulated rosewood paint and print decorated Tunbridge ware sewing pannier, by Wise, the stepped base fitted with a drawer with ivory knob, the sloping short and long sides with painted ‘X’ form borders, the top with two pin hinge sloping lids one with a print internally titled ‘The Marine Parade, Brighton, Published at Wises Manufactory Tunbridge Town’, the other ‘The Royal Mews, Brighton …..’, original red paper lining stained, swing carrying handle, 20.2 x 15.5 x 15cms with handle up.                               Ivory exemption licence: 2CR147CC.                                                                                                                                   From the Collection of Anne Wick

A rosewood Tunbridge ware stamp box by Edmund Nye, of square form, the lid with eight pointed star in mosaic and stick ware, internal oval ink stamp ‘Edmund Nye, Manufacturer, Tunbridge Wells’, 3.5cms.

A small Tunbridge ware rosewood sewing pannier, raised on bun feet the sides with a band of geometric mosaic, the two sloping lids with mosaic panels of flowers within geometric mosaic borders, swing handle, original fancy paper lining, 17 x 10 x 17cms high with handle up.

A whitewood paint and label decorated Tunbridge ware sewing clamp, the ‘C’ form frame mounted with a bee skep tape measure with reduced original pink silk tape inked at ½ yard, the frame with a black on white diamond shaped label ‘A Trifle from Tunbridge Wells’, below a vase form pin cushion painted in red and black with fruiting vines, 14cms high.                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

A painted, simulated rosewood and print decorated early Tunbridge ware pin wheel table, the circular top with colour print titled ‘Brighton’ and with pin stuck edge, on a ring painted pedestal to a square base on four bun feet, 8cms dia., 8cms high.

A rosewood Tunbridge ware sewing box, of rectangular form, the front with circular stick ware escutcheon, the lid with a panel of cube work within an outer stick ware border. The lid interior with blue silk fall front compartment over a lidded and compartmentalised tray in original blue silk and paper, 27 x 21 x 11.5cms.

An unusual turned mahogany Tunbridge ware stamp dish by Thomas Green of Rye, the bowl centred by a stick ware circle within four Edward VIII stamps, ½ / 1 / 11/2 and 21/2  D, 9.6cms dia.

A wooden label decorated Tunbridge ware sewing clamp, the ring turned ‘C’ frame below a bowl form pin cushion with replacement infill, the frame with a black on green oval label ‘A Friends Gift’, 16cms.                                                                                                                                       From the Collection of Anne Wick

A Tunbridge ware stamp box, of rectangular form, the lid in fine mosaic with portrait head of the young Queen Victoria within mosaic border, the sides with two bands of geometric mosaic, 4cms.

Five print decorated Tunbridge ware circular boxes, four in whitewood comprising an example with circular colour print of Marine Parade, Brighton, another titled ‘Pavilion’, another the Walks Tunbridge Wells, a Brighton bun form example titled ‘Chain Pier’, and a rosewood example with circular colour print titled ‘Chain Pier Brighton’, 7cms dia.      (5)                                                                                                  From the Collection of Anne Wick

An elaborately inlaid cheroot case and two Sorrento ware paper knives, the cheroot case of curved form with colourful Tunbridge style decoration, 12.7cms, the paper knives of heeled shoe form with typical inlay, 22cms.     (3)

A rosewood Tunbridge ware cribbage board, of triangular form, the centre and points with circles of stick ware, the borders to the peg holders painted, on three turned feet with circular screw cover peg case to base, 19.6cms.

Two rosewood Tunbridge ware stamp boxes, one with facsimile stamp of the young Queen Victoria within a border of geometric mosaic, burn to one section, 4cms, and another in mirror mosaic, 3.6cms.     (2)

A small whitewood paint and print decorated Tunbridge ware writing box, of rectangular form, the plain sides with inlaid pointed oval escutcheon to the front. The domed lid with a rare circular print titled ‘Pafsage House, Severn’ within circular and oval borders and an outer painted border, the compartmentalised interior in original red paper with a screw top inkwell and sander mount, 13.5 x 7 x 5cms max.                                                                                                                                      From the Collection of Anne Wick