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Los 1279

A Mid XIX Century Papier Maché Tea Caddy and Hinged Cover, with shaped rim, inset with mother of pearl in a floral design, the interior with two compartments, 13cm high.

Los 1278

A Mid XIX Century Rosewood Tea Caddy, of sarcophagus form elaborately inlaid with flowers and scrollwork, the interior with two lidded compartments with bone handles and central glass mixing bowl, 30cm long.

Los 135

A Collection of George III and Later Silver Flatware, comprising a pair of Scottish King's pattern toddie-ladles, Glasgow; a pair of grape-scissors; a caddy-spoon with shell shaped bowl and other items (one tray)

Los 56

A George III Satinwood Tea Caddy, with marquetry pilasters and moth and shell patera, together with A Quantity of Georgian and Later Table Spoons and Tea Spoons, 334gr, a Mary Gregory cranberry glass bud vase, on gilt metal base, a similar cranberry single flute epergne and other glass (one tray)

Los 9

A fine Christopher Dresser design cased tea-set for two persons with sterling silver accessories, 1909, retailed by Kendall & Co. 17 Rue de la Paix, Paris,Registered Design 85275, black leather-cloth case with handle, with double-doors opening to grey suede-lined two-tiered interior, the upper tier fitted with wicker-handled kettle containing tea-caddy, wicker-handled tea-pot containing sugar bowl and milk jug, spirit burner and stand, all in sterling silver by Johnson, Durban & Co Ltd and hallmarked Birmingham 1909, and inscribed with monogram initials 'MA', and some pieces marked with retailer's details; the lower tier fitted with two Royal Worcester green-glaze tea-cups resting on pads with matching saucers, with two sterling silver tea-spoons and sugar tongs housed in the double-doors, the case measuring 29 x 16 x 19cm and with retailer's marking to lower edge. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Los 63A

A silver trinket box and a pill box. The first in the form of a tea caddy with hinged lid, engraved with vertical patterned bands, import hallmarks of lion and key possibly for the Netherlands, maker's mark H, H3.5cm; the second of flat round form, the lid engraved with blossoms and leaves, hallmarks for William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1899, D3.4cm. Gross weight 42.9g.

Los 1

An early 20th century silver tea caddy. With a stepped, hinged lid, of slight waisted form, on scroll feet. Hallmarks for Henry Stratford Ltd, Sheffield 1909. H14cm, weight 293g.

Los 1582

DUTCH SILVER TEA CADDY, WITH IMPORT MARKS of oval form with hinged lid, embossed allover with scenes of lovers in garden settings9cm highQty: 185g

Los 1597

GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, with s-scroll handle and on three feet, along with a silver caddy spoonthe sauce boat 13cm wideQty: 116g gross

Los 274

A 19th century rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, 31cmW

Los 1030

A Regency caddy topped mahogany chest of four graduating drawers, on swept feet, later swan in half, 92x49x109cmH

Los 378

A 19th century parquetry letter box, 22.5cmW; together with a small burr walnut tea caddy, 16cmW (2)

Los 1570

A late 20th Century silver shell-form caddy spoon commemorating the marriage of Charles, Prince of Wales, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, 1981, 9 cm, 23 g

Los 461

A George III mahogany and burr-wood veneered tea caddy, marquetry-inlaid, string-inlaid and cross-banded, of pronounced sarcophagus form, its hinged lid centred by a marquetry bat's wing medallion within arrows, the removable interior comprising a pair of lidded compartments with paper hinges and central handle, standing on turned bun feet, 23 cm x 15 cm x 16 cm

Los 465

A George III mahogany three compartment tea caddy, 24 x 14 x 12 cm

Los 384

An 18th century mahogany chest of drawers, provincially made with simulated pine sides and a caddy top, with swan neck brass handles, 76cm h x 81.5cm wLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Los 269

Six Georgian silver tea caddy spoons, and one other, 2.9oz troy approx

Los 127

A Continental silver Chronograph pocket watch stamped 800 and an Albert silver Chain, silver caddy spoon & a silver bud vase.

Los 220

A George V silver tea caddy of oval form, the lid and base with egg and dart decoration (by Mappin & Webb, London 1924), 7.8 cm high, 5.11 oz

Los 88

A 19th Century rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy with two canisters flanking a cut glass bowl, 32 cm wide x 16.5 cm deep x 20 cm high, another rectangular two section tea caddy, 19 cm wide x 11.5 cm deep x 12 cm high, a rosewood and mother or pearl inlaid jewellery casket, 30 cm wide x 22.5 cm deep x 16 cm high, an oak smoker's companion with sliding action revealing a sectional interior, a Japanese parquetry inlaid miniature chest of five drawers, 14.5 cm wide x 12.5 cm high, a stained beech rectangular box and an oak four section stationery rack

Los 106

Two boxes containing a collection of various blue and white wares including Cauldon china square baluster shaped tea caddy and cover, eight The Spode Blue Room Collection spice jars including "Continental Views", "Venetian Scenes", "Portland Vase", "Ionian", "May - Cinnamon", "Grasshopper" and "Persian Bird" x 2, 11 cm high, a pair of Pratts Native Scenery hexagonal baluster vases, 16.5 cm high, an onion pattern gilt banded sauce tureen and cover with replacement brass handle, 17 cm high, a pair of Ridgways Humphrey's Clock pattern miniature tureens and covers, 13 cm x 9 cm together with various jugs, coffee cans and saucers, plates etc

Los 619

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

Los 282

Silver tea caddy spoon dated 1790, together with a bag of other oddments to include: two mother of pearl fruit knives with silver blades, both Chester 1900, another fruit knife, together with a Chinese silver paint pot, the interior engraved with a figure. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Los 267

19th century silver shell shaped tea caddy spoon, initials HB. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Los 222

A Regency mahogany and parquetry sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the front decorated with a star motif, the hinged lid enclosing two lidded sections for tea, on turned feet, 20cm high, 26.5cm wide, 15cm deep.

Los 118

A Victorian silver tea caddy, of oval shape, engraved monogram and dated 1907, with ring handles, Birmingham 1899, 3.46oz.

Los 227

A Georgian flame mahogany and boxwood line inlaid tea caddy, of rectangular form, the hinged lid enclosing a recess for a tea bowl and two lidded compartments, 15cm high, 31cm wide, 15cm deep.

Los 298

A wooden and lead lined tea caddy cased in a brass decorative fixture. Pattern depicting a woman in a floral setting.19th century, French origin. 15cm x 20cm x 10cm approx.

Los 32

CHINESE JADE MOUNTED GILT COPPER CANISTER, lid inset with oval panel pierced with double gourd growing from scrolling tendrils, within engraved lotus meander border on plain oval section receptacle, further engraved with flowers, possibly a canister from a tea caddy, 17cms (h)Provenance: private collection Gwynedd

Los 31

CHINESE JADE MOUNTED GILT COPPER CANISTER, lid applied with pierced jade plaque depicting long tailed pheasant amongst foliage, within chrysanthemum scrolling borders, on plain oval section receptacle, further engraved with grasses and lingzhi fungus, possibly a canister from a tea caddy, 16cms (h)Provenance: private collection Gwynedd

Los 239

Four George III silver sauce ladles, all old English pattern with round plain bowls, assay marks including two Newcastle and Edinburgh, longest 17cm long, together with George III silver caddy spoon, 8cm long, total weight 3.35ozt

Los 269

Collection of silver items including four napkin rings, sugar tongs, Queen Elizabeth II silver jubilee teaspoon, two Georgian teaspoons and another teaspoon, boxed James Bros 6" x 4" photograph frame, together with two white metal embossed caddy spoons, silver items (excluding photograph frame) weight total 5.97ozt

Los 238

Collection of silver flatware dating from George III onwards, including a Victorian spoon & fork set with bright cut foliate engraving, caddy spoon, salad fork, teaspoons etc, total silver weight 10.95ozt, together with other flatware

Los 308

Seven sterling handled knives, floral and scroll decorated, and continental silver small caddy spoon with pierced and scroll handle, a scalloped bowl embossed with vase of flowers and scroll border

Los 330

A set of six mid 20th century Iraqi niello decorated silver napkin rings, not marked, decorated with camels and dhows, with a caddy spoon and tea strainer with similar decoration, 185gs., (6ozs.), gross, (8)

Los 56

A mixed group of silver including; a pair of cast Victorian tea tongs maker's mark poorly struck, Birmingham 1851, A George III caddy spoon, Birmingham 1813, six coffee spoons, a Chinese spoon and two silver christening mugs, 277gms., (8.9ozs.), gross, and a silver plated chaterlaine, badge and sugar spoon

Los 249

A George V silver tea caddy by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1915, of octagonal form, the domed hinged lid with case vase shaped finial above plain sides, 11cm, (4.3ins), 294gms., (9.4ozs)

Los 189

A Victorian silver tea caddy by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1893, of circular form, with pull off lid, decorated with embossed scrolls, 7.2cm. high, 58gms., (1.8ozs.)

Los 178

A group of silver tea caddy spoons including; an Old English pattern with pear shaped bowl spoon by John Lias, London 1807, a Bright-cut round bowl spoon by George Turner 1810, a Fiddle pattern shell bowl spoon by JC, Birmingham 1861, a Kings pattern shell bowl spoon marks poorly struck and a shovel bowl spoon by E.J?, Birmingham 1791, 62gms. (2ozs.), gross, (5)

Los 13

An early 19th century Sheffield Plate tea caddy, not marked, of serpentine form, the domed hinged lid with fluted finial, 10.5x 8.7cms.

Los 367

Arts & Crafts Silver Tea Caddy, London 1906 Maker RSWS, with a Caddy Spoon, Glasgow 1915 Maker RSWS, 198g total

Los 925

A group of ceramics including Maling Storm patterned jug, a Ringtons Millennium series caddy, a Nao figure of a child holding a dog, etc.

Los 132

A 19th century Tunbridge Ware rosewood tea caddy, width 24 cm.

Los 1092

A selection of small silver items, to include: an apostle type sugar shifting spoon (some residual gilding); a caddy spoon, by George Unite, with Shell patterned bowl and vine decorated handle; a George III silver sugar sifting spoon; a pair of silver sugar tongs of scrolling design; a silver toddy ladle with whalebone handle; and other silver and plated items.

Los 1079

A selection of silver items, including: a set of Britannia standard silver teaspoons, by Thomas Bradbury, London 1903, with scrolling design, 2.6oz, in fitted case; an Edward VII tea caddy, maker’s mark worn, Chester 1909, with embossed countryside scene, 7.5cms high; a George V pin dish, by Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1926, engine turned, 13cms wide; a silver mounted brush; and a silver napkin ring, 3.8oz of other weighable silver; together with a small collection of pre-1919 coinage, 0.7oz gross.

Los 1093

A George III silver caddy spoon, by Christian Ker Reid, Newcastle circa 1800’s (no date letter), 0.3oz gross, 9cms long.

Los 397

A 19th century rosewood and satinwood inlaid tea caddy, with fitted interior, 30.5 x 15.5cm.

Los 372

A 19th century rosewood brass bound twin handled tea caddy, with fitted interior, on brass bun feet, 20 x 12cm, and a late 19th century oak dinner gong, with brass Corinthian columns and clanger, width 30.5cm, height 25.5cm (2).

Los 411

A Silver Caddy Spoon by A Chick & Sons Ltd with Shell Bowl and Finial, 8cm long, London Hallmark, 21g

Los 410

A Silver German Caddy Spoon with Scrolled Bowl to Earlier Thaler Coin Finial, the Bowl with British Import Mark, 10.5cm Long 44g

Los 16

Painted tea caddy containing 2 compartments with lids, 9" w x 4.5"d x 6"h

Los 316

A Victorian style silver goblet, Birmingham 1972, maker Frank Hawker, a silver paper knife with a six inch rule and copper Georgian copper coin inset, a tea caddy spoon and a silver tea spoon with a mother of pearl handle, 12.3 oz all in

Los 320

Four cased sets of six teaspoons, a single Christening silver spoon, a caddy spoon, and a small berry spoon and a sugar tong, 11.4 oz approx

Los 330

A late Victorian silver tea caddy with hinged lid and acorn finial and ring handles, London, 1900, maker mark rubbed, together with a silver caddy spoon, 6 oz approx (2)

Los 581

A 19th century black and lacquered caddy with metal lining and two further lacquered boxes (3)

Los 613

A 19th century Rosewood and brass clad tea caddy 14cm x 13cm.

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