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Los 37

A George V Arts & Crafts silver Caddy Spoon with hammered bowl and tree of life stem, London 1929, maker: Henry George Murphy, bears Murphy's Falcon mark

Los 141

A pair of William IV silver Sauce Ladles, old english pattern engraved initials, Edinburgh 1837, maker: R & RK, four Caddy Spoons, Sifting Ladle, Spade and two pairs of Sugar Tongs

Los 755

An early 19th Century Chinese export Lacquer Tea Caddy of octagonal bombe form with gilt design on a black ground, carved gilt bat feet, the hinged lid enclosing two engraved tea canisters, 11in

Los 170

A silver bombe shape caddy box, by S.W. Smith & Co., having domed lid, raised on four hoof shaped feet, Birmingham 1918, 9cm, 7ozs.

Los 136

An Indian white metal teapot, of bullet shape, profusely decorated with foliate scrolls, beast head spout and angular handle with ivory mounts, raised on scrolled feet; a matching lidded cream jug; a similar sucrier and sugar tongs; a similar tea caddy of square section with floral scrolls and domed lid with finial; and a gilded white metal baluster pot with fish decorated border and jungle scenes, (6)

Los 171

An Edwardian silver caddy shaped jar, probably by Nathan & Hayes, of straight sided square section, embossed with flowers and scrolls, London 1906, 4ozs, 14cm high

Los 413

A George III mahogany decanter box, and contents of five gilt decorated decanters, (some damage); a Regency mahogany and satinwood cross-banded trinket box; and a 19th Century mahogany tea caddy, AF

Los 84

A quantity of various plated cutlery, to include soup ladle, sauce ladles, caddy spoon, sugar sifter, pickle fork; a cased set of six silver handled fruit knives; a cased set of six teaspoons; plated fish knives and forks etc.

Los 417

An early 19th Century mahogany and satinwood strung three compartment tea caddy, the hinged lid inset with a conch shell paterae, 26cm wide

Los 333

A Regency rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, (interior missing), and contents to include a tortoise shell ivory and white metal inlaid note case, an embossed brass tasseled bell pull, various sewing accoutrements etc.

Los 140

A collection of various silver spoons, to include late Georgian caddy spoon, five George V Old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1916, George III tablespoon, George III dessert spoon, a pair of bright cut sugar tongs, silver syrup ladle etc.

Los 281

An 18th century Chinese export porcelain tea caddy, decorated with figures in a courtyard scene. H: 12.5cm

Los 523

An early 20th century Chinese octagonal metal tea caddy the facets set with decorative glass panels showing figures, H. 18cm, together with another and a brass box, (3).

Los 1702

A Regency mother of pearl inlaid rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, with twin lidded interior, 26cm wide, together with a George I style gilt framed dressing table mirror, 42cm wide. (2)

Los 2056

A late Victorian silver tea caddy, of oval form, embossed with pheasants and rabbits in a landscape scene, Chester 1900, weight 106 gms.

Los 2121

Silver, comprising; a tea caddy spoon, the handle with bright cut engraved decoration, probably London 1800, a circular salt, a pair of napkin rings, decorated with gadrooned rims, Birmingham 1900, two butter knives and two pairs of sugar tongs, combined weight 165 gms.

Los 1783

A 19th century mahogany chest, the caddy top over two short and four long graduated drawers, each with carved ribbon handles, on bun feet, 121cm wide.

Los 118

A REGENCY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of sarcophagus form, fitted two lidded compartments

Los 111

A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY on brass ball feet

Los 88

An Arts and Crafts style silver caddy spoon by Albert Edward Jones, hammered bowl, handle formed as two stylized leaves, marks for Birmingham, 1919, maker's stamp A.E.J and stamped number 23, length 8cm, 0.5 ozt

Los 190

Victorian oak caddy box, crossbanding and stringing, width 31cm, damaged, lacking interior, Victorian inlaid walnut writing slope, damaged and a painted box with walnut mounts, (3)

Los 141

George III mahogany dome top tea caddy, boxwood outlines, lacking interior, width 18cm, a walnut and Tunbridge ware banded box, other wooden items.

Los 440

A Victorian flame mahogany tea caddy Of rectangular form with two applied gilt brass handles, the interior enclosing two mahogany veneered storage containers and glass mixing bowl, raised on four bun feet, 21x33 cm

Los 443

A George III mahogany tea caddy Of typical plain form, the interior enclosing three storage compartments, raised on bracket feet, 16x23cm

Los 442

A Victorian walnut arch topped tea caddy Having applied brass floral decoration, with two interior covers, 15x23cm

Los 313

A 19th century sarcophagus shape mahogany tea caddy with fitted interior.

Los 257

A Victorian Kings pattern silver basting spoon together with a Georgian silver basting spoon and a Georgian silver caddy spoon.

Los 445

A 19th Century Scandinavian carved tea caddy Having heavily cared floral, and gothic style decoration, the hinged cover encloses two compartments and covers, 11.5x21cm

Los 1962

Victorian mahogany brass mounted tea caddy together with a 19th Century dome topped two division tea caddy (a/f)

Los 895

Birmingham silver caddy spoon with shell form bowl and matching handle, makers mark A.M. and Co. together with a pair of Victorian London silver sugar tongs

Los 2022

19th Century rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, together with a small 19th Century rosewood two division tea caddy

Los 810

George III oval white metal mounted faceted glass tea caddy, makers mark I.P. (cover a/f)

Los 1925

19th Century Japanese lacquer table cabinet (a/f) together with a Victorian walnut dome top tea caddy (a/f)

Los 877

Victorian silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl, a Chester silver mustard and a Sheffield silver fork

Los 833

19th Century French silver gilt sugar sifter spoon together with a set of fourteen French silver gilt spoons with a matching caddy spoon

Los 540

A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY with brass stringing and ebony mouldings to the edges, the lid opening to reveal a lidded zinc lined compartment within, 11.5cm wide x 10.5cm high

Los 88

A GEORGE III OAK MULE CHEST with caddy top, boxwood and ebony herringbone inlaid banding, single long drawer beneath with brass ring turned handles above a pierced fretwork frieze, with brass carrying handles to the side over two faux drawers, all standing on short cabriole legs terminating in pad feet 114cm wide

Los 11

A Masons tea caddy for Twinings, Oriental pattern on lemon ground

Los 319

A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy, the pagoda cover opening to reveal twin lidded compartments, raised on ivory ball feet. 13.5cm by 17.5cm by 10.25cm

Los 322

An early 19th century mahogany tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, enclosing a mixing well and twin compartments, fitted with lion mask handles and raised on flattened bun feet. 19cm by 30cm by 16cm

Los 160

Silver cylindrical tea caddy with reeded bands and detachable cap, Birmingham 1906, 3½oz.

Los 350

19th century burr walnut inlaid tea caddy with fitted interior and central mixing bowl, 30cm.

Los 351

19th century walnut and Tunbridge ware sarcophagus tea caddy with twin compartments, 19cm.

Los 352

Victorian walnut domed top tea caddy with brass, fitted with two lidded compartments, 21cm.

Los 353

19th century bird's eye maple sarcophagus tea caddy with twin lidded compartments, 16cm.

Los 354

19th century inlaid walnut tea caddy with ring handle, 10cm.

Los 355

19th century inlaid walnut tea caddy with canted corners and twin compartments, 18cm.

Los 356

19th century inlaid mahogany tea caddy on brass paw feet, 19cm.

Los 876

A Georgian Newcastle silver caddy spoon, width of bowl 42mm

Los 893

A George IV silver caddy spoon, London 1829

Los 510

A Regency rosewood tea caddy, together with another, a Victorian burr walnut writing slope and a parquetry box, 30cm

Los 192

Two late 19th/early 20th century Meiji period Japanese copper trays, possibly for pens, decorated with birds in foliage, monkeys and deer, 20 & 22cm diameter, together with a Japanese octagonal tea caddy with cover and pair of small brass vases etc (7)

Los 35

A Scottish silver kilt pin, of Celtic design, makers marks FN, together with a small quantity of silver and other jewellery, and a plated caddy spoon (a lot)

Los 55

A silver salt spoon commemorating the 400th Anniversary of Edinburgh University, by M Wallis-Hunter (of Argyll) 1983, together with a National Trust Scotland silver caddy spoon 1989, a pair of silver spoons by Gillian Tate 1968 and a silver toddy ladle by Alex Edmondson 1826, all with Edinburgh hallmarks, 2 ozt (5)

Los 56

A Glasgow silver tablespoon by Wm Clarke Shaw 1855, together with another by Wilson and Sharp (of Edinburgh) 1859, and a Scottish Empire Exhibition silver caddy spoon 1938 by Edwards & Son, 6ozt (3)

Los 236

A lot to include a boxed set of six silver coffee bean spoons, hallmarked Birmingham 1933, six silver tea spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1930, a white metal caddy spoon with open metal work and engraved 'Little Boy Blue', stamped Sterling, a silver ashtray, hallmark very rubbed, a pair of silver weighted candlesticks, hallmarked Birmingham 1923, a white metal bowl with repeating frieze to interior and floral decoration to rim, stamped ARDA 900, fourteen pieces of mother of pearl handled cutlery, a silver plated salver, a silver plated entree dish, a boxed set of four EPNS goblets.

Los 800

A George III mahogany and inlaid tea caddy, the hinged cover and front marquetry inlaid with twin elliptical panels, all within rosewood crossbanded borders, unfitted, w.19.2cm; and one other Georgian mahogany and conch shell marquetry inlaid tea caddy of square section, w.11.5cm (2)

Los 801

A Victorian coromandel fitted tea caddy, of rectangular form, having satinwood inset hinged cover opening to reveal fitted interior of two coromandel topped hinged casters, flanking replacement acid etched glass mixing bowl, w.30cm Condition Report / Extra Information All veneers good and complete. Colour good and consistent all over. Hinges good. Closes well. Interior good. Working lock with key. Excellent example.

Los 799

A George III burr yew and inlaid tea caddy, having canted corners and two section fitted interior, w.19cm Condition Report / Extra Information Colour good. Veneers good and approx. 99% complete. Hinges good. No apparent repairs. Lid closes well. Inner lids good. Small veneer loss to inside top edge. A good example.

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