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Los 1766

A George III figured walnut tea caddy, inlaid with marquetry shell motifs, width, 13.7cm, and one other tea caddy with parquetry inlaid decoration, (2).

Los 1849

A George III red tortoiseshell tea caddy, of octagonal form, with white metal and ivory inlaid decoration and inner lid with turned ivory finial, height, 9.7cm.

Los 1851

A George III mahogany tea caddy, modelled as a two storey house, with inlaid wooden windows and door to three sides, and tiled hipped roof, with two lidded inner compartments, width, 20.5cm.

Los 890

A George III silver caddy spoon, with shovel-shaped bowl and shaped terminal, engraved initials 'L.W.G.'.

Los 1045

A 19th Century fruitwood sarcophagus-shaped tea caddy, with elm lined fitted interior, with glass blending bowl and brass ring handles, standing on later bun feet, 6 1/2in. x 12 1/2in. x 7 1/2in. high.

Los 1126

A 19th Century burr walnut 9 1/4in. oblong double-compartment tea caddy, with inner lids, on bun feet.

Los 543

A small maritime marquetry tea caddy and cover, 4.75".

Los 700

A silver tea caddy, hallmarked Birmingham, a silver strainer with mother of pearl handle, six silver teaspoons, a salt, a presentation tray and an ashtray.

Los 119

A George III tea caddy, mahogany, circa 1790, the rectangular stepped lid with central brass swan neck handle opening to reveal three divisions, two with mahogany lids raised on ogee moulded bracket feet, 24.5cm wide, 17.5cm high, 13cm deep

Los 120

A Victorian sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, rosewood, mother of pearl and silver line inlaid, the hinge lid opening to reveal a two division interior with lids, raised on compressed bun feet, 23cm wide, 14cm high, 15.5cm deep, along with a Regency tea caddy of rectangular form, mahogany, the plain hinge lid revealing a three division interior with liners, 24.5cm wide, 13.5cm high, 12cm deep, and a two division cutlery tray with arched pierced central handle, 31cm long, 22.5cm wide, 11cm high (3)

Los 121

A Windsor and Newton artist’s box, mahogany, of rectangular form, the hinge lid opening to reveal interior paper label and fitted interior, over a single long drawer to the base, fitted with a brass campaign style handle opening to reveal a glazed palette, 22.5cm wide, 17cm high, 18cm deep, along with a Victorian tea caddy, rosewood and parquetry, the hinged lid opening to reveal a vacant interior with single interior lid, 11.5cm wide, 10.5cm high, 10cm deep, also one other small tea caddy of rectangular form with lozenge inlay, satinwood and yew wood veneered, 10.5cm wide, 12cm high, 10cm deep (3)

Los 31

A George IV silver fiddle thread and shell pattern caddy spoon, engraved initials, having an oval bowl. Maker Jonathan Hayne, London 1829.

Los 33

A George III silver caddy spoon, with a bright cut handle and an unusual leaf bowl. Makers George smith & Thomas Hayter, London 1800.

Los 94

Tiffany & Co.. A vase shape tea caddy, ribbed in chrysanthemum petal design with engraved initials, the cover reveals a gilded interior with an inner lid, the base numbered 4824M 3550. Circa 1900. 8.5oz (274gm).

Los 37

A Chinese famille verte tea caddy, decorated with exotic foliage and birds, having wooden lid, 14cm wide x 16cm high

Los 337

A George III mahogany tea caddy, having brass handle and escutcheon, raised on bracket feet, 23cm wide

Los 364

A late 18th Century yew wood and boxwood strung two compartment tea caddy, with ivory escutcheon, 18.5cm - see illustration

Los 377

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy; a 19th Century mahogany and brass bound box; a 19th Century mahogany writing box, (in need of restoration); and a walnut and mother of pearl inlaid trinket box, (4) - see illustration

Los 137

A Royal Crown Derby bone china Imari pattern miniature tea caddy

Los 256

A Chinese export lacquered single tea caddy with figure decoration and pewter liner

Los 260

An early 19th Century rectangular black lacquered two-compartment tea caddy with canted corners, gilt metal dragon feet, hinged lid enclosing two fitted lead canisters, 10 1/2" wide

Los 425

A small oval continental silver tea caddy, sides embossed cherubs hunting with dogs, 3 1/4" high, and a small capstan shaped silver inkwell

Los 322

A George III silver tea caddy by John Langford II and John Sebille, London 1764, of bombe shape allover embossed with scrolls and flowers and raised on four open scrolled feet,, the detachable cover with gadrooned edge, 15.5cm, 10oz

Los 625

An early 19th century pollard oak tea caddy, the sarcophagus shape on bun feet and containing two lidded cannisters flanking a replacement glass bowl, 37cm wide

Los 631

An early Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, the diamond lattices of mother of pearl on the lid engraved and inlaid with flowers, the design repeated on three verticals flanking flutes to the front, the interior with two lidded compartments, 13cm wide

Los 512

Baby's Scottish silver spoon, the handle with design Little boy Blue (Glasgow 1930), and a Victorian silver caddy spoon with scalloped shell bowl (London 1888) (2)

Los 513

Three silver caddy spoons, various, (Sheffield 1920, 1927 and 1935)

Los 550

Victorian silver caddy spoon, the handle with shell and husk design (Chester 1898)

Los 1475

George III rosewood tea caddy with brass handle and escutcheon

Los 1482

Victorian burr walnut veneered tea caddy with two compartments enclosed by domed lid with ivory and brass mounts

Los 109

LYONS TEA GROUP OF (4) TEA CADDY TINS. 5.25 ins tall, one with mirror, one with calender, plus one with egg timer, & another with thermometer attached. (4) NR

Los 96

A George III chequer strung mahogany tea caddy, the interior with three canisters and a spoon rack. on ogee bracket feet, 18cm high

Los 153

Three Victorian painted and coloured glass vases, cut glass and moulded glass and a Rosewood Tea Caddy (a lot)

Los 177

A Victorian spelter ashtray modelled as a mastive, two brass cruise oil lamps after The Antique, a Chinese brass ladle, pipe bowl, a pair of blue and white covers, five Copenhagen saucers and a German tea caddy

Los 242

A George III birdseye maple tea caddy with twin divisional interior enclosed by a hinged rising lid with brass edging and key plate, 7" wide.

Los 243

A George III rosewood tea caddy, sarcophagus shaped with twin divisional interior and hinged rising lid with boxwood edging, 12" wide.

Los 65

A Regency rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, the hinged lid revealing twin canisters and central aperture complete with glass bowl, slightly tapering sides flanked by lion mask ring handles and overall raised on four turned brass feet, 20 x 34 x 17 cm

Los 630

Mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the movement striking on a bell, the 8.5" white enamel dial signed P. Herman, Leeds, the case with canted corners, panelled glazed back and sides surmounted by a stepped caddy top with brass carrying handle, 19" high

Los 688

Large ebonised and ormolu mounted triple fusee bracket clock, the movement playing on eight bells and chiming on a gong, the 8" arched brass dial signed James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London, 3517 on a plate to the matted dial, with chime/silent lever and subsidiary slow/fast dial to the arch, within a foliate ormolu mounted case with pierced side panels and surmounted by a caddy top with ormolu handle, 25" high

Los 827

Green lacquer and gilded case with aperture for a 12" arched dial, the repainted case gilded with chinoiserie decoration, long arched door and caddy moulded top, 87" high

Los 846

Oak case with aperture for a 10" square dial, the long door over a stepped base, surmounted by a caddy top, 82" high

Los 73

A good early Victorian mahogany tea chest in the form of a twin pedestal sideboard. The top hinges open to reveal a pair of caddies, a central blue glass sugar bowl and a pair of compartments, possibly for caddy spoons, each of these has a lid with an ivory finial. Width 14ins, height 9 1/4ins. (See illustration)

Los 119

A George III mahogany box, with caddy moulded top and twin brass carrying handles.

Los 2034

A Victorian caddy spoon by Henry Holland of fiddle, thread and shell pattern, London 1869.

Los 2063

A plain Edwardian, oval section tea caddy, Birmingham 1907.

Los 2066

A George IV caddy spoon, the bowl with floral engraving.

Los 2067

A George III caddy spoon, the rectangular shaped bowl engraved in bands, Birmingham 1816.

Los 799

A George III tortoiseshell octagonal tea caddy, with ivory stringing, engraved silver monogram and keyplate, 12.5cm h, 13cm w ++In very good original condition, lacking the surround of stringing from the lid but retaining the original hinge and lock, the base slightly warped and coming away, visible in the illustration, this originally being faced with ivory, now lacking. Minute chip to one of the pieces of tortoiseshell with which the sides are veneered at the lower edge. the interior retaining the powdering oil. No re-veneering or repairs. A fine example, requiring some minor conservation work only

Los 802

A George III turned fruitwood tea caddy in the form of an apple, possibly of apple wood, with brass keyplate and hinge, 10cm h excluding stalk finial ++The lid slightly warped or mis-shapen and with numerous old light scratches and marks consistent with the age. Small hole in the base, no shrinkage cracks other than a minor old split in the front just above the keyplate. No restoration.

Los 809

An Edward VII oak smoker's cabinet, of pillar shape, fitted with three drawers enclosed by a door with raised-and-fielded panel, 26cm h; 22 x 19cm; a William IV rosewood workbox; a George IV rosewood tea caddy, of sarcophagus shape with brass stringing (3) ++In generally good condition

Los 390

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY, the interior twin compartments, enclosed by hinged rising lid, 10 1/2" wide.

Los 211

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY, plain oval shaped body with gadrooned edge, press on lid, 5" high, Sheffield, 1895.

Los 340

A GEORGE III RECTANGULAR TEA CADDY with canted corners, the hinged lid with foliate marquetry above yew quarter veneered panels, feather strung and cross banded, on brass bun feet, 6 1/2" wide (see illustration).

Los 153

Modern Irish silver Commemorative Caddy Spoon, with Glenninsheen collar handle, Thomas O'Connor, Dublin 1973, 30grms.

Los 171

Edward VII silver Tea Caddy and Cover, twin ring handles, embossed with leafy scrolls and three hoof feet, maker's mark W.D., Birmingham 1902, 150grms.

Los 218

Victorian silver Tea Caddy, the hinged collar embossed with dancing putto, the rectangular base with canted corners and embossed with a mythological scene with putto, fish and horses in a landscape, on four swept shell feet, maker's mark T.H., Birmingham 1876, 265grms.

Los 228

George IV silver King's pattern Caddy Spoon, with oval bowl, John Bettridge, Birmingham 1829, 9grms.

Los 229

Early Victorian silver Caddy Spoon, with shell terminal and bowl and reeded stem, Francis Clark, Birmingham 1845, 8grms.

Los 230

George III silver Fiddle pattern Caddy Spoon, with shell bowl, maker's mark J.S. possibly John Shea, London 1814, 11grms.

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