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Los 466

A George III silver caddy spoon, of shovel form, London 1808; together with George III silver sugar tongs, with bright-cut decoration, London 1785. (2) 1.17 troy ounces

Los 514

A FRENCH SILVER TEA CADDY SCOOP, leaf shaped bowl

Los 539

A large Victorian burr oak tea caddy, adapted as a workbox, 39cm wide.

Los 66

A post-Regency mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, hinged cover enclosing a pair of lidded compartments, shaped brass escutcheon, bun feet, c.1840

Los 1686

A Millennium collection silver tea caddy spoon; a silver walnut opener (2)

Los 743

George III silver caddy spoon, in the form of a leaf, maker`s mark `EM`, London, 1799,

Los 748

Late Victorian silver caddy spoon, with lobed edges and bright cut floral decoration, by W. S. Savage & Co., Sheffield, 1899,

Los 749

Foreign silver caddy spoon, with embossed figural decoration and cockerel terminal, maker`s mark `JGP`, `925` date letter for London, 1904,

Los 750

Foreign silver caddy spoon, with embossed decoration of a cow in a field and scroll terminal, marked `930`, import marks for London, 1897,

Los 773A

Two English silver caddy spoons, two continental silver caddy spoons and a small sifter spoon,

Los 781

Danish silver caddy spoon, with floral scrolling terminal, by Johannes Siggaard, Copenhagen, 4” long

Los 782

Danish silver caddy spoon with floral scrolling terminal, by Johannes Siggaard, Copenhagen, 1948, and marked `CBH`, 4.5” long

Los 905

A George III mahogany Tea Caddy of sarcophagus shape, interior divisions, brass handle, escutcheon and ball feet, 10in

Los 912

A Regency rosewood Tea Caddy of sarcophagus shape with converted interior, mother of pearl inlay, 8in, and a mahogany Tea Caddy with satinwood stringing,7 1/2in, lacks interior

Los 918

A George III mahogany Tea Caddy of sarcophagus shape, brass handle, 10in, lacks feet

Los 7

A quantity of miniature Wedgwood Jasperware, including thirteen thimbles, a caddy spoon, tea set, coffee set, etc, all in powder blue

Los 163

A quantity of mixed collectables, a tea caddy, telephone ,vases, scales, etc

Los 172A

A box of various wooden `tribal` items, china tea caddy, pictures, etc

Los 419

A Regency Mother of Pearl inlaid rosewood tea caddy (AF), 7'' high, 9½'' x 5½''

Los 605

A faux tortoiseshell tea caddy on bun feet, 9'' wide

Los 846

A C19th Sheffield plate oval tea caddy, 4'' wide, Best Bid

Los 22

An Iona, Scottish designer silver Caddy Spoon with hammered design and pierced cross stem, Glasgow 1954, maker: R.A

Los 91

A George III baluster partially fluted Tea Caddy and Cover, London 1773, maker: Wm Plummer, 6in

Los 467

A Yorkshire pottery Jug and Tea Caddy (No Cover) with blue, ochre and green painted details, both A/F, two pottery Jelly Moulds and shell painted Tea Bowl

Los 820

A Doulton Lambeth Art Nouveau silver topped tea caddy "Honest Tea is the Best Policy" (No engraving to cartouche).

Los 1206

Heavy copper lidded tea caddy, brass candlesticks, ebony carved African head and a plant stand.

Los 266

ANTIQUE CONTINENTAL SILVER TEA CADDY, oblong with rounded corners, the hinged double domed lid with a finial in the form of a bird of prey flying over a floral splay, and shell pattern opening lip, the front applied with a floral and `C` scroll cartouche, raised on fluted bracket feet, 6" wide, `12` standard mark, makers mark `I.P.`, 14oz EST 250-350

Los 276

GEORGE V SILVER TEA CADDY, oval with moulded finial and slender borders, 3" (7.6cm) high, 3 3/4" x 2 1/2" (8.3cm x 6.4cm) Birmingham 1910, 4.5oz EST 70-90

Los 343

SILVER JUBILEE COMMEMORATIVE SILVER CADDY SPOON, by Mappin and Webb, with Queens head pattern handle, Birmingham 1977, Silver Jubilee mark, 0.66oz approx

Los 96

Late eighteenth century / early nineteenth century Berlin porcelain tea caddy with finely painted puce romantic scene and floral decoration with bianco su bianco moulded floral borders on cream ground - underglazed blue sceptre and E mark to base, 11cm high

Los 219

Edwardian silver Arts & Crafts tea caddy of cylindrical form with spot-hammered finish and Art Nouveau-style chased chain decoration, interspaced with green enamel jewels, standing on three cut-out feet, detachable cone-shaped cover with silver ball finial (London 1907), Charles Boyton & Son. All at approximately 5ozs, 12cm overall height CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good with minor surface scratching commensurate with age and use. No signs of major damage or repair. Marks clear. Minor distortion to cover. Decorative stones intact and undamaged. Silver marks to the lid - Lion passant and date letter only. The description should read 'silver ball finial' and not 'ivory'. The description should also read 'Sheffield 1907' and not 'London 1907'

Los 267

George V silver Arts & Crafts caddy spoon in the form of a heart, with folded stem and wishbone support and spot-hammered finish (Birmingham 1915), A. E. Jones, 7.5cm overall CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good with minor surface scratches. One wishbone support may have been repaired where it joins the bowl. Hallmarks clear. Maker's mark rubbed

Los 797

George III fruitwood and veneered hexagonal-shaped tea caddy with inlaid pillars and flower urns, 14cm high, 13cm wide and a George III turned fruitwood pedestal bowl with cover, 15cm high, 11cm diameter

Los 933

George III flame mahogany rectangular tea caddy with original cast brass swing handle, 19cm wide CONDITION REPORT Good overall condition. Interior missing lining. Some wear to corners of base

Los 940

Georgian mahogany deck watch box and other boxes, including inlaid tea caddy (5)

Los 941

Victorian walnut decanter box, Regency rosewood tea caddy and Regency inlaid mahogany needlework box with drawer (3)

Los 1269

George III bracket clock with eight day movement, striking hours and half hours on a bell, circular white enamel dial, signed Jno Savage, Shrewsbury, in a shallow caddy top walnut case with tall pointed finial, inlaid brass decoration, 1cm lion-mask ring-handles and pierced side frets, on four ball feet, 55cm overall height CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good. Movement clean. We are unable to confirm if the movement is in full working order. Dial has minor wear around winding holes. Case is good. Veneer is cracked around dial on front between 11 and 12 and 6 and 7. Veneer on base is slightly rippled and has been repaired on back below door. Veneer is also marked below fret on right hand side and there are signs of repair above and below inlaid brass decoration to base

Los 321

Kings pattern electroplated part canteen, an electroplated caddy spoon and two coasters.

Los 41

A George III silver pepper pot, the plain bulbous body with reeded mounts, 3.75ins high, London 1814, a George IV silver Old English pattern caddy spoon with bright cut engraving to terminal, 3.5ins overall, by William Seaman, London 1826, a Victorian silver and mother of pearl handled fruit knife, with gilt tooled maroon leather covered case for same, an Edward VII silver napkin ring inscribed with names of various Royal Naval vessels, by Page, Keen & Page, London 1903, and a selection of sundry silver and silvery metal items, various (weighable silver 12ozs)

Los 76

An Edward VII silver caddy spoon, the handle cast with scroll, floral and shell ornament, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1908, five Edward VII silver fish forks and four matching fish knives, the handles cast with scroll work, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1905, and a selection of silver, various (gross weight 28ozs)

Los 81

A pair of Edward VIII silver "Iona" caddy spoons with Celtic pattern terminals, 5ins overall, Birmingham 1936, a set of six ditto silver tea spoons with "Classical Column" pattern terminals, by Mappin & Webb, London 1936, two other sets of tea spoons, and a set of six Edward VIII silver handled tea knives (all cased)

Los 394

A William IV rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, 12ins x 6ins x 8.5ins high, the interior fitted with two caddy boxes and space for mixing bowl

Los 395

A Victorian mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus shape, 8ins x 5ins x 6ins high, a ditto rectangular tea caddy, 9ins x 5ins x 5.25ins high, and a yewwood rectangular jewellery box, the interior with removable compartmented tray, 11.5ins x 7.75ins x 3.25ins high

Los 400

A Victorian walnut and Tunbridge ware rectangular two division tea caddy, the lid and front inlaid with geometric pattern, 9.5ins x 5.75ins x 5.75ins high

Los 653

An 18th Century creamware tea caddy of octagonal shape painted in puce with loose sprays of flowers, 4.75ins high (lid missing), a creamware cream jug of barrel shape, the moulded body painted with vertical green stripes, 4ins high, a pearlware tankard printed in colours with flowering plants and vase, 3.75ins high, a late creamware plate with a botanical painting - "Annual Lavataria", 8.5ins diameter, a Wedgwood plate printed in colours with rock work and flowers, 8ins diameter, and a Wealden plate with "tortoise-shell" decoration, 9.25ins high

Los 692

A late 18th Century creamware figure of "Venus" decorated in "Prattware" colours on square leaf moulded base, 9.5ins high (damaged and repaired), an 18th Century pearlware rectangular tea caddy and cover decorated with a bunch of grapes within leaf pattern borders, 5.5ins high (knop restuck), and two Dutch Delft blue and white figures - Seated cow and a cow with a farmer, 4.25ins and 4.75ins high

Los 1171

An Edwardian mahogany square revolving bookcase by Maple & Co, London, the top crossbanded in satinwood, fitted one shelf with moulded slatted supports, 19ins square x 31ins high (faded and with minor damage), and a Victorian mahogany rectangular tea caddy the interior with two lidded cannisters and glass bowl, 12ins x 6ins x 6ins high

Los 612

A similar lot of 30, cups and mugs (10), plates (9), pair ribbon plates, jugs (9), tobacco jar, tea caddy. Generally GC (some cracks/chips)

Los 266

An oak caddy in the form of a railway wagonPlease visit www.boningtons.com for a fully illustrated catalogue

Los 301

Two modern hallmarked silver caddy spoons, together with a similar whisky decanter label. (3).

Los 360

An Iona Scottish hallmarked silver caddy spoon with plainished shallow bowl and Celtic cross handle, length 9cm, Glasgow 1954

Los 608

A 19th Century mahogany tea caddy of square form with cross-banded borders and inlaid stringing, S/D, lacking internal cover and feet, 14cm wide and 13cm high.

Los 635

A small 19th Century two divisioned sargophical shaped tea caddy, on brass ball feet, 21.5cm wide.

Los 252

A Georgian rectangular tea caddy with oval satinwood shell inlay, the interior fitted with a pair of tea caddies, and well for mixing bowl, length 30cms

Los 334

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS INCLUDING A DOLL AND PADDINGTON BEAR DOLL

Los 36

A SET OF THREE SILVER WINE LABELS OF GADROONED DESIGN - GIN, WHISKY AND BRANDY, MAKERS MARK ONLY PA, A PELLET BETWEEN, LATE 18/EARLY 19TH C, A SILVER VESTA CASE, MAIL PURSE AND REPRODUCTION SILVER JOCKEY CAP CADDY SPOON

Los 241

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY WITH CAVETTO MOULDED LID AND CROSSBANDED WITH BARBER POLE STRINGING, FITTED INTERIOR

Los 179

A 19th Century mahogany tea caddy, sarcophagus shape, with two fitted boxes and space for a mixing bowl, on button feet, 33cm.

Los 123

A 19th century continental oak bombe commode box, with hinged lid and drawer on scroll feet and a George III inlaid mahogany and tea caddy, converted interior, 16in.

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