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Lot 351

An Edwardian mahogany and chequer banded tea caddy, the rectangular top with shell paterae and brass handle, opening to reveal twin compartments with a lead lining on four cast brass feet, 22 x 15cm

Lot 72

An Epns tea caddy with hinged lid and bun feet, 12cm high

Lot 707

A George III mahogany cased 30-hour single hand Longcase Clock, by Abraham Weston, Lewes, the 10in square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, black Roman numerals and angel face spandrels, the caddy-top hood with pilasters above a long truck door and plinth base, the single-weight movement striking the hours on a bell, 82in (208.25cm) high.

Lot 99

A Victorian silver Caddy Spoon, by George Adams, hallmarked London, 1849, fiddle pattern with a scallop shaped bowl, 3¾in (9.5cm) long.

Lot 26

An Edwardian silver Tea Caddy, makers mark 'CH' probably Charles Horner, hallmarked Birmingham, 1902, of ovoid form, the front and reverse chased with figures in a country landscape, with plain removable cover, 3¼in (8.5cm) high, 3.1ozt.

Lot 27

A George V silver Tea Caddy, by Josiah Williams & Co., hallmarked London, 1915, of ovoid form with moulded bottom and rim, hinged cover with knopped finial, 3½in (9cm) high, 3.4ozt.

Lot 2220

A Set of Six George Jensen Silver Catus Pattern Dessert Spoons, post 1945 mark, stamped Sterling Denmark, and A George Jensen Silver Acorn Pattern Caddy Spoon, 1915-30 mark, Danish standard mark and assaymaster's mark of Christian Heise, the dessert spoons 15cm long, 7oz 10dwt

Lot 2272

A Victorian Silver Vinaigrette, David Pettifer, Birmingham 1864, of shaped rectangular form; A George IV Silver Caddy Spoon, possibly Thomas Dicks, London 1824; and A George III Silver Needle or Bodkin Case, Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1792, with engraved decoration, the vinaigrette 3cm wide, 1ozt (3)

Lot 2273

A Composite Service of George III/Victorian Silver Fiddle Thread and Shell Pattern Flatware, various makers including Mary Chawner, William Chawner and George Adams, London, 1813-1895, comprising: 6 table spoons; 6 table forks; 6 dessert forks; 6 dessert spoons; a fish slice; a butter knife; a caddy spoon; and a salt spoon, some with initials or crests; together with 12 Matching Modern Silver Handled Knives (6 table and 6 dessert), Sheffield 1988-90, 73.4ozt (40)

Lot 187

A Victorian tea caddy with bun feet & key

Lot 72

A Carlton ware jug, Rington's tea caddy and other pottery items

Lot 113

A small silver caddy jar with lid, hallmarks for Chester 1913, with bow and swag etched decoration and plain cartouche to centre, 7.5cm high, together with a Georgian silver cream jug, hallmarks rubbed, with etched decoration, 11cm high, 5ozt (2)

Lot 121

A silver cream jug, hallmarks for Sheffield 1905 Roberts & Belk, of plain gadrooned form with scalloped rim raised on four supports, 11cm high, together with a Birmingham silver caddy spoon with 'Fort William' enamelled finial and a plated teaspoon with monkey finial, 4ozt (3)

Lot 321

A bronze pen holder, in the form of a golf caddy, 21cm high

Lot 455

A Regency rosewood tea caddy, 30cm, together with a ceramic dish and a stone animal

Lot 182

Georgian oak three division tea caddy with brass fittings, L26.5cm x H16cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 184

Georgian mahogany tea caddy with ivory inlay, L20.5cm and a Victorian walnut tea caddy with cross banded inlay (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 117

*A late 19th century Chinese black lacquered and gilt decorated tea caddy typically decorated with various figures and pagodas, the whole raised on carved paw feet (lacking interior) width 20cm Condition Report / Extra Information Some general handling wear with resultant losses to gilt decoration.Some areas of small losses to lacquer surface.Two of the feet repaired to underside.

Lot 134

*A late Regency rosewood and crossbanded tea caddy of sarcophagus form having twin compartment interior and raised on brass ball feet, width 19cm

Lot 780

Two boxes of miscellaneous items, to include; Poultney & Co Bristol pattern wash-jug and bowl, Burleighware coffee pot and hot water pot, George III satinwood and pearwood inlaid tea caddy of oval form, silver plated wares etc

Lot 1178

A wooden Tea Caddy with inlaid and carved decoration and wooden Jewellery Box

Lot 1560

A Ringtons 'Maurice' Teapot and caddy with certificate

Lot 667

EIGHT VARIOUS SILVER SPOONS including A CADDY SPOON.

Lot 968

AN EDWARD VII TEA CADDY with hinged top, on four curving pad feet. Sheffield 1902. Makers: Walker & Hall.

Lot 196

A 19th century burr yew two division tea caddy and a mahogany and cross banded tea caddy

Lot 261

A group of silver comprising George III sauce boat, a caddy spoon, straining spoon, sugar nips, three bud vases and a silver topped sifter

Lot 266

Three reproduction miners lamps, a brass tea caddy etc

Lot 277

A parcel of art glass, a two-bottle decanter caddy & a carved box etc

Lot 546

A quantity of mixed pottery & china including commemorative items, an egg cup caddy etc

Lot 370

A white metal caddy spoon stamped 925, possibly Flemish

Lot 495

A circa 1863 Hayden Birmingham mother-of-pearl and tortoiseshell tea caddy with key

Lot 660

A George III chinoiserie lacquered longcase clock with caddy form hood, broken arch door decorated with pagodas and cut-down base, the broken arch brass dial with automaton figure of Father Time reading "See I work, by you not idle - Tempus Fugit", silvered Roman chapter ring with subsidiary seconds and date aperture - signed JOSEPH WALLIS, LONDON, with key, pendulum and weights, 8-day striking movement, with history and documents

Lot 369

An XVIII Century Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, the brass dial with two subsidiary dials and Roman numerals, engraved and inscribed "Thos Traunter, Salop", the hood with a caddy top, square door and reeded columns, shaped trunk door with reeded pilasters, on plinth base, 215cm high.

Lot 37

A Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Old Imari 1128 Tea Caddy, of cylindrical form with acorn finial, printed marks, date code for 2009, 20cm high.

Lot 558

A Hallmarked Silver Caddy Spoon, Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1900, with decorative handle; Together with Another Example, Jackson & Fullerton, London 1912, with shell bowl. (2)

Lot 670

19th century mahogany inlaid workbox, the crossbanded top with a conch shell paterae enclosing an open interior over a single drawer, 8" wide, 6" high; also a brass caddy spoon (2)

Lot 689

Early 19th century oval mahogany inlaid tea caddy with foliate garland decoration, 4" high, 5.75" wide (at fault)

Lot 773

Chinese porcelain blue and white dish, 10" diameter, Chinese porcelain bowl, vase and cover, tea caddy, jar and cover and an ovoid vase (faults)

Lot 228

An early 19th century mahogany tea caddy, of oblong form, the hinged lid with a stepped top and moulded edge, on a concave base with fitted interior of two lift out canisters and central cut clear glass blending bowl, raised on four bun feet, 38 cm wide.

Lot 238

A Chinese lacquered tea caddy of elongated hexagonal form engraved with Chinese characters, a figure 17 cm high and a Chinese carved bamboo walking cane 86 cm long

Lot 34

Hull Silver - an oxidised silver caddy spoon, by Charles Richard Berkin of Beverley, London 1987, Hull town mark, in the form of an open hand, the reverse with a turquoise set finger and an engraved wristwatch, length 9 cm, weight 1 oz. The last Hull working silversmith, Abraham Barachin, ceased working about 1706, after that retailers have occasionally used various additional marks such as a Victorian beaker, sold by these rooms as lot 62 on the 19th August 2016, which was assayed by Barney Barnett, Birmingham 1881 with a HULL stamp. This caddy spoon has a variation of the Hull town mark which the London assay office allowed Berkin to use as he produced the piece in East Yorkshire.

Lot 165

A silver tea caddy by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Limited, Sheffield 1910, the oval body tapering to a square pedestal foot, 15cm high, with a christening mug, London 1814 92), 10oz total weight

Lot 5

A Sarawak cobalt blue jar painted with fruit and scrolls, 7.5cm high and a black lacquered and gilt octagonal tea caddy decorated with figures before a pagoda, containing two lead divisions (losses), 20cm wide (2)

Lot 553

A Newlyn Copper circular tea caddy relief decorated with fish and bubbles on a hammered ground, the lid incised Tea, impressed Newlyn to base, 11cm high

Lot 81

A Chinese gilt metal, cloisonne and hardstone circular box decorated with a peacock, 6cm diameter, brass censor, 18cm high, another, bronze ting, 9cm high, cloisonne jug, 14cm high, and a pewter tea caddy, 9cm high (6)

Lot 231

A Victorian lancet form coromandel tea caddy with brass escutcheon

Lot 866

A Victorian tea caddy and a scent bottle box, the tea caddy in burr walnut with domed lid, the interior with cut glass mixing bowl and single canister, latter damaged at hinge, 25.5 x 14 x 18cm, the scent box of canted rectangular form with ebony and pewter borders enclosing amboyna panels, the interior fitted with two part gilded stoppered bottles, with key, 11.5 x 8 x 9cm (2)

Lot 58

A late 18th century mahogany and boxwood strung tea caddy, the canted top opening to reveal three lidded compartments, h. 15 cm, w. 30 cm, d. 15 cm CONDITION REPORT: Later escutcheon, lock and lock plate. No key. Condition commensurate with age.

Lot 59

A 19th century folk art mahogany tea caddy inlaid with mother of pearl, brass, boxwood, rosewood, ebony and parquetry banding, h. 15 cm, w. 22 cm, 11 cm CONDITION REPORT: Quantity of veneer and inlay missing. One wrong side handle. Worn condition.

Lot 11

Victorian fiddle pattern silver caddy spoon, maker Henry Holland, London 1868, a pair of Kings pattern dessert forks, five assorted silver dessert forks and a coffee spoon, 353g.

Lot 113

Victorian silver George Unite caddy spoon, Birmingham 1857, 9.5cm

Lot 286

Regency flame mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, the interior with fitted canisters, raised on gilt paw feet, 22cm x 31.5cm.

Lot 287

George III octagonal gilt paper scroll tea caddy, with hinged brass handle to lid, 13.5cm.

Lot 482

Large group of 18th and 19th century Chinese blue & white teaware, including twenty-four tea bowls, fifteen saucers, dishes, cup, tea caddy, etc. (41) CONDITION REPORT: Chips to rims on many pieces. Hairline cracks in several of the tea bowls and cups. The vase is badly damaged. Large chip to one of the saucers. See additional images.

Lot 1184

Regency Period Marquerty Inlaid Sarcophagus Shaped Mahogany and Yew Wood Fronted Tea Caddy ( Good Shape and Size ) Mother of Pearl Escutcheon The Interior with Twin Lidded Compartments and Ribbed Velvet to Interior of Cover, Raised on Bun Feet, Gilt Brass Handles. 6.75 Inches High, 7.75 Inches wide & 4.75 Inches Deep. Nice Quality Tea Caddy In Good Condition.

Lot 1185

Georgian Period - Mahogany Sarcophagus Shaped Tea Caddy. Ivory Escutcheon, String Banding to Central Area of Tea Caddy, The Interior with Twin Lidded Compartments, Feet Missing - Please See Photo. 8 Inches wide, 5 Inches High & 5 Inches Depth.

Lot 590

Royal Crown Derby Floral Decorated Bone China Lidded Caddy. Highlighted with Painted Gold Bands on Cobalt Blue Ground, Royal Crown Derby Marks to Underside of Caddy. Height 6 Inches. Mint Condition.

Lot 650

Collection of Rington's Collectables including Ceramic Teapot and two jugs and Ringtons Tin Tea Caddy.

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