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Lot 227

A Regency mahogany and boxwood strung two section tea caddy of sarcophagus form with brass lion ring handles.

Lot 331

A George III mahogany tea caddy, a Victorian walnut writing slope and one other.

Lot 506

A Victorian walnut and brass mounted dome topped tea caddy with two interior sliding lids each with a brass cartouche, one marked 'Green' the other 'Black'.

Lot 805

Mahogany converted tea caddy with inlaid ebony and boxwood stringing, Victorian dome topped casket with brass mounts (2)

Lot 320

A George V octagonal silver tea caddy of plain form with acorn finial, London 1916, height 12cm

Lot 433

A set of six silver plate teaspoons, five silver plate napkin rings, a George VI coronation caddy spoon, two nutcrackers, five picks and a silver plate christening mug

Lot 439

EPNS coffee pot, tapered and engraved, 19th century oval tea caddy, straight sided and engraved, set of six cake forks and a pair knife rests

Lot 106

A Dutch Berthold Muller silver caddy spoon surmounted by a stork, London 1902, import marks. 14.7g

Lot 115

A Georgian silver small marrow spoon and a caddy spoon, 20g

Lot 158

A silver caddy spoon with ivory handle, Birmingham 1840 and a coin spoon with Rams head terminal (2)

Lot 197

CHINESE CELADON TEA CADDY of rectangular form, decorated with moulded stylised scrolling decoration and character mark, 15.5cm high; together with a Portugese armorial octagonal jar and cover, 16.5cm high (2) Note: Lid is damaged.

Lot 439

A 19th Century Coromanel wood two compartment tea caddy

Lot 518

A 19th Century Burr Walnut tea caddy (for restoration) and a Kodak folding camera etc

Lot 333

FIGURED WALNUT CASKET SHAPED TEA CADDY with brass detail overlaid with ivory, the lift up lid revealing two lidded compartments, 23cm wide

Lot 74A

A collection of Oriental and other ceramics to include the pottery hollow tile decorated with two cockerels, a japanned box with porcelain insert to lid, a porcelain tea caddy, a polychrome decorated dog of Fo, a wicker basket containing a collection of famille-rose tea wares, a toast rack, etc

Lot 8

A box containing assorted Royal Commemorative wares to include various plates, mugs, a collection of bells, a box of sundry items to include stoneware jar, water feature, etc and a rosewood tea caddy containing assorted coinage

Lot 231

A pair of boxed silver napkin rings plus one other and silver caddy spoon and part set of white metal spoons

Lot 8

A rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form

Lot 155

A SMALL COLLECTION OF FLATWARE comprising: two small sauce ladles, a caddy spoon with a pierced handle and a quantity of tea and condiment spoons, mixed makers and dates (c.6oz)

Lot 163

A COLLECTION OF CADDY SPOONS comprising a George III caddy spoon with fluted bowl and bright-cut handle, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1803, a modern hammered caddy spoon, London Assay and another by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield, 1917 (3)

Lot 177

TIFFANY & CO: A SILVER GILT CADDY SPOON with heart-shaped pierced bowl and leaf and strawberry finial, the reverse of the bowl stamped "Tiffany & Co. Sterling, 798", 3.5" long, together with a Queens pattern caddy spoon by George Adams, London 1871 (2)

Lot 703

A SMALL GEORGE III INLAID BURR WOOD TEA CADDY, of rectangular form, the lid and front decorated with foliate wreaths, the interior with a sinlge lidded compartment, 5" wide

Lot 704

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SATINWOOD AND ROSEWOOD CROSS BANDED TEA CADDY, the rectangualr top, front and sides decorated with central oval satinwood panels within chequered stringing and broard cross-banding, the interior with twin lidded tea compartments, 8" wide

Lot 706

A GEORGE III SATINWOOD AND MARQUETRY HEXAGONAL TEA CADDY, the shaped top with a central marquetry pattera, within narrow cross-banding, the front and sides decorated with Prince of Wales feathers and flowers, the interior fitted with twin lidded compartments, 6.5" wide

Lot 737

A GEORGE III "HAREWOOD" AND MARQUETRY TEA CADDY of canted square form with satinwood fan paterae and simulated fluting, 4.75" wide x 4.75" high

Lot 81

A GEORGE II TEA CADDY of shaped square form, with a stepped rectangular hinged cover and bird finial, the body chased with chinoiserie decoration amongst scrolls, the front with engraved initials "M.K.", possibly by Jacob Marsh, London 1755, 5" high, (c.12.8oz). See illustration

Lot 93

A TEA CADDY of octagonal form, the pull-off cover with urn finial, the bright-cut body engraved with swags, friezes and floral sprigs, with a vacant cartouche to either side, apparently unmarked, possibly Chinese, circa 1770, 7.5" high (c.15.9oz). See illustration

Lot 44

A pair of early 19th century English porcelain campana shape vases, 18cm, a Parisian porcelain urn shape vase with gilt metal detail and lion mask handles, 19cm, a tureen and stand, a pair of inkwells, a porcelain tea caddy and cover and other china (all a/f)

Lot 158

Linda Logan A GROUP OF THREE AMERICAN GOLF DRAWINGS each signed & titled, pen & ink & wash, two featuring Bobby Jones the first depicting him in the follow through position having driven off the tee; the second shows Jones in 1930 with four trophies and the quote "That's All There Is - There Isn't Any More"; the third drawing portrays Francis Ouimet and caddy Eddie Lowry at the 1913 U.S. Open at The Country Club, Boston, Massachusetts. each sheet 56 by 38cm., 22 by 15in. (3)

Lot 586

Pair of Chinese 19th century porcelain armorial ware export vases decorated with flowers, white enamel trailing design. Crest to the front. Each 22cm high and a similar tea caddy Condition - both vases have lids missing, although some of the bits are there and one has a chip to the rim. The tea caddy has a damaged lid

Lot 557

A CHINESE PEWTER TEA CADDY & COVER, the quatrefoil section body incised with calligraphy, chrysanthemum and lotus, 6.8in high.

Lot 11

English blue and white pottery cylindrical tea caddy and cover, 19th Century, 11cm and a pair of small Chinese crackleware vases, 19th Century, 14cm

Lot 505

George III tortoiseshell tea caddy with ivory inlay and handles, circa 1780, 15cm wide, 14cm high

Lot 566

George III mahogany tea caddy with original cut glass mixing bowl and compartments, 16cm high, 30cm wide

Lot 811

Pair of silver pickle forks together with a collection of four silver sauce ladles in various styles, 274 grams, together with a silver caddy spoon, plated sugar tongs etc

Lot 83

Worcester porcelain tea caddy circa 1774, decorated in polychrome enamels with sprays of flowers and three separate flowers on an ovoid shaped body, 14cm high

Lot 90

Worcester tea caddy circa 1765, of fluted design, decorated in polychrome enamels with a Japanese style pattern, blue square mark to underside, 12cm high

Lot 911

Pair of silver gilt caddy spoons of stylised form, the finials in the form of a mother and children, Edinburgh 1903

Lot 140

A George III mahogany two-division tea caddy

Lot 152

A 19th Century mahogany sarcophagus-shaped tea caddy, 8" wide

Lot 110

A hallmarked silver sauce boat, small hallmarked silver sauce boat, goblet, caddy spoon and bookmark, (202g) together with various white metal and plated items, half hunter, plated pocket watch etc

Lot 222

Three hallmarked silver sifter spoons including a Georgian example, a hallmarked silver caddy spoon, plated spoons etc

Lot 232

A Georgian hallmarked silver caddy spoon, cased set of hallmarked silver spoons, various hallmarked silver cutlery etc (224g), together with a cased set of hallmarked silver handled knives, white metal pill box etc

Lot 240

A late 19thC continental white metal figural caddy spoon with repoussé decoration to the bowl, length 11cm

Lot 315

A Georgian hallmarked silver tea caddy, of neoclassical form with incuse corners, shaped lid and bright cut decoration, London 1790, maker John Robins (weight 497g, width 13cm)

Lot 316

A Georgian hallmarked silver tea caddy of shaped neoclassical form with bright cut decoration, London 1782, maker William Turton (weight 385g, width 13cm)

Lot 1618

A 19thC Tunbridge ware inlaid dome topped two division tea caddy

Lot 1650

A 19thC mahogany two compartment tea caddy with central space for mixing bowl, width 30cm

Lot 1285

A WILLIAM IV BURR YEW WOOD TEA CADDY, C1835-40 with fitted interior containing the original pair of mahogany tea canisters, 32cm w ++The pair of tea canisters original, lacking a glass bowl, the underside with some wormholes, the turned feet replaced, the brass escutcheon and handles and hinges original, all in good condition, no damage under the hinges and the veneers all present and free from chips or replacements

Lot 1289

A VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, C1840 with ivory and wire stringing, the divided interior retaining the pair of covers, on plated feet, 17.5cm h ++Minor faults, the veneers on the two covers to the divided interior in poor condition and very pale, the lid slight warped

Lot 1307

A WILLIAM IV BURR YEW WOOD TEA CADDY, C1830 the fitted interior with pair of canisters, 33cm w and a Regency inlaid mahogany box with embossed brass handles (2) ++Caddy with old small pieces of replacement veneer, not in burr yew, one handled damaged, the interior basically complete and original, of pleasing dry appearance, no repolished, the box in good original condition

Lot 1308

A REGENCY SATINWOOD AND EBONY LINE INLAID DECANTER BOX, C1820 with brass lion or double headed eagle handles and brass feet, 30cm h and a George III mahogany tea caddy, the fitted interior with pair of oval lidded tea canisters and later moulded glass jar ++Both in satisfactory condition

Lot 1309

A GEORGE III BURR YEW WOOD, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, C1780 the interior with the original mahogany cover with turned bone knop, 11.5cm h ++In good original condition with much old build up of dirt and of pleasing colour. Small crack in front just to the left of the keyhole, lacking small piece of rosewood crossbanding around the bottom edge. One of the inlaid ovals lifting slightly on one side and lacking some of the small pieces of corner stringing

Lot 642

A CHINESE TEAPOT, COVER AND STAND AND TEA CADDY, C1750 decorated en grisaille and red with a couple or Jupiter, teapot and cover 13.5cm h ++Two pinhead sized grazes on tip of spout. Cover with small chip under the rim. Stand with wear to gilding around rim, caddy with minor hairline crack in neck. None with any restoration

Lot 801

A VICTORIAN SILVER NATURALISTIC CADDY SPOON IN THE SHAPE OF A LEAF 6cm l, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham, possibly 1838 ++In fine condition with polish residue, the marks very well struck but being on the reeded loop stalk handle the date letter in gothic script is difficult to decipher, the latest it could be would be 1847

Lot 833

A GEORGE III SILVER-FITTED SATINWOOD TEA CADDY WITH THREE OVAL SILVER LIDDED CUT GLASS CANISTERS the front and lid inlaid in harewood and heightened in penwork with husks, crested, 27.5cm w, by Susanna Barker, London 1785 ++The mounts detached from two of the canisters, all three glass canisters in good condition, one with the odd tiny graze on the facets, the fitted interior retaining the original emerald green velvet lining. The caddy entirely unrestored with some damage to the front by the lock and on the lid, lacking one of the two oval plates on which the handle can rest when down. The hinges original and undamaged. A very high quality tea caddy requiring some sympathetic or cosmetic restoration

Lot 1175

Victorian ladies vanity box in rosewood with a MOP cartouche with an earlier rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy complete with cut glass mixing bowl.

Lot 540

George III silver caddy spoon, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1793, length approx 6.5cm

Lot 557

George I silver octagonal tea caddy, Hallmarked London 1725, the sliding cover with a detachable cylindrical lid. Embossed with floral patterns. Makers mark slightly worn. approx 7.3oz

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