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Lot 1558

A late Victorian oak and brass bound tea caddy in the form of a coal purdonium, with hinged fall front and galvanised liner, 21.5cm high, 17cm wide.

Lot 581

A Victorian silver tea caddy maker Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1853, with floral decorated and gilded bowl with pear tree branch handle together with another Victorian silver tea caddy, total weight of silver 19gms, 0.63ozs

Lot 580

Two Dutch silver and one plated caddy spoons, with embossed figural decorated bowls, and assorted decorative terminals, total weight of silver 40gms, 1.30ozs

Lot 577

three twentieth century silver caddy spoons, various makers and dates, total weight of silver 38gms, 1.25ozs

Lot 618

A quantity of assorted plated wares including tea caddy. swing-handled fruit basket, candlesticks, tea wares, condiments etc.

Lot 574

A set of six continental silver coffee spoons, stamped marks with hour glass shaped handles together with a near matching Russian silver caddy spoon, Moscow 1857, total weight of silver 122gms, 3.95ozs.

Lot 576

A George III silver Old English pattern caddy spoon, maker George Wintle, London, 1801, initialled, together with another William IV caddy spoon maker A B Savory & Sons, London, 1833, initialled, total weight of silver 24gms, 0.77ozs

Lot 645

A Victorian provincial silver caddy spoon, maker Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter, 1877, monogrammed, with shovel-shaped bowl, 9.5cm long, 16gms, 0.540zs

Lot 261

Georgian tea caddy - 4 mother of pearl panels missing

Lot 82

A SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS AND A CADDY SPOON, six old English pattern teaspoons, each hallmarked 'John Round & Son Ltd' Sheffield, together with an early 20th century shell shape caddy spoon, hallmarked 'E E T' Sheffield 1907, approximate gross weight 5.0 ozt, 155.4 grams (condition report: general light wear, would benefit from a gentle clean and polish)

Lot 1415

A 19th century fruitwood lidded tea caddy, 28cm Cover fits well but not tightly; otherwise good with good colour.  Appears to have been made in two halves with a clear seam/join from top to bottom.

Lot 1422

A fruitwood ‘melon’ tea caddy, in Georgian style, 15cm high Artificially-distressed surface; the key locks but the lock itself is not strong enough to secure the lid.

Lot 1886

A Victorian engine turned silver circular tea caddy, William Shaw II, London, 1865, height 68mm, together with two other silver tea caddies, 14.8oz.

Lot 1854

An Edwardian silver 'anointing spoon' Wakeley & Wheeler, London, 1901, 25.5cm, eight other silver spoons including two 19th century caddy spoons and a silver christening mug, 17.7oz.

Lot 1428

A treen apple shaped tea caddy, in George III style, 10cm high

Lot 1433

A treen pear shaped tea caddy, 18cm high

Lot 1386

A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy, with fluted paterae bowfront, 17cm high, 18cm wide, 10cm deepTop-right corner of frontage dented, chipped and repaired affecting both the caddy and the cover; base split front to back, visible at interior and underside; interior lead lining very worn; oval white metal lockplate stands proud of the tortoiseshell and may not be original.  Finial, nameplate and ball toes are a white metal.

Lot 91

Beautiful footed silver metal tray caddy that measures 8"L x 6.75"W x 12.75"H and has a spot for each condiment vessel. The bottles are decorated with images of grapes on vines. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 99

Beautiful footed silver metal tray caddy with a spot for each condiment container. The bottom of the tray is stamped WA on the inside of one foot. The tray measures 8.75"L x 6"W x 9"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 234

The footed caddy tray with basket handle has silverplate maker hallmarks on the bottom and measures 8.5"L x 6"W x 6"H. The egg cups measure 1.75"dia. x 2.75"H. The set has a beautiful patina. Philip Ashberry & Sons hallmark on the bottom. Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Phillip Ashberry & SonsCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 1072

A tea caddy along with a white metal lidded pot

Lot 239

A group of four silver caddy spoons Comprising a spoon with oval bowl inscribed 'Mary 1874', Henry Holland, London 1871, an unmarked spoon, pierced with tavern drinkers engraved into the bowl, a spoon with a shell shaped bowl, Elizabeth Morley, London 1799 and a small spoon with oval bowl, W.S. Savage & Co, Sheffield 1912. (46g) (4)

Lot 238

A group of four silver caddy spoons Comprising of a shell shaped spoon, Alexander Hunt, Sheffield 1846, a small caddy spoon, Birmingham 1932, a shaped caddy spoon, initialled 'S', Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1837, and another London, Henry Ledger, 1833. (64g) (4)

Lot 247

A group of four silver caddy spoons Comprising of a shovel shaped spoon, Barker Bros Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1936, a spoon with an oval bowl initialled N T*S, Robert Hennell II, London 1831, a spoon with a scalloped shaped bowl, maker's marks rubbed, London 1830 and another spoon, initialled 'G', Adey Bellamy Savory, London 1833. (61g) (4)

Lot 245

A group of five silver caddy spoons Comprising of a spoon with circular bowl, initialled, William Eley & William Fearn, London,1802, a shovel shaped spoon, London, 1823, a spoon with an oval bowl, initialled J, Thomas Wallis, London 1836, a spoon with a shell shaped bowl, Elizabeth Morley, London 1814 and a small floral engraved spoon, W.S. Savage & Co., Sheffield 1932. (67g) (5)

Lot 243

A silver jockey cap caddy spoon, Francis Howard Lid, Sheffield, 1972 Ribbed and with stellar decoration with a vacant cartouche on the peak

Lot 246

A group of five silver caddy spoons Comprising of two similar with oval bowls, one with trefoil terminal, Atkin Bros, Sheffield, 1945, the other engraved with a crest, Robert Rutland, London 1826, another with of Hanovarian rats-tail design, C W, Sheffield 1941, a Scottish caddy spoon with shaped oval bowl with pierced thistle handle,  Francis Howard Ltd, Edinburgh, 1964 and another with leaf terminal (a.f), George Unite, Birmingham, 1835. (76g) (5)

Lot 240

A group of five silver caddy spoons Comprising of a caddy spoon with leaf shaped bowl, A.Marston & Co., Birmingham, 1930, a shell shaped spoon, Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1849, another similar, maker's mark IL, Birmingham 1806 and two similar oval bowl caddy spoons, maker's mark HS, Sheffield 1936, Thomas Lyster Mott, Birmingham 1925. (76g) (5)

Lot 241

A group of four silver caddy spoons Comprising of a foliate engraved caddy scoop, Birmingham 1876, two plain oval bowl spoons, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1928 and Stokes & Ireland, Chester, date letter rubbed and a faceted bowl spoon, Cooper Brothers & Sons, Sheffield 1930. (48g) (4)

Lot 155

A 19th century mahogany writing slope, a mahogany workbox and an Art Nouveau box  The writing slope inlaid with mother-of-pearl and enclosing a green and gilt writing surface and stationery compartments, 35cm wide, the workbox of caddy form (interior a.f), 27cm wide, and the box with stylised tulip pressed white metal applied to the lid, 22cm wide. (3)

Lot 244

A group of four silver caddy spoons Comprising of one with a shell bowl, Thomas Whipham, London, 1794, an oval bowl,  J B Bennett & Co., Birmingham, date letter rubbed, one with a square bowl, Robert Pringle & Sons, Sheffield 1905, and another with a square bowl and scrolling leaf handle, George Unite, Birmingham, 1898, (47g). (4)

Lot 242

A group of five silver caddy spoons Comprising of a Jockey cap caddy spoon, marked 925. STERLING, an oval bowl spoon, W S Ltd, Sheffield 1959, a caddy spoon with oval bowl with engraved flowerhead, Dublin import mark, 1943 and another George Brace, London 1850 and a caddy spoon Henry Wilkinson & Co. London 1855. (73g) (5)

Lot 22d

Antique Mahogany Tea Caddy

Lot 71

Two Silver items; London silver Jersey Milk jug produced by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes. Together with a Small Chester silver tea caddy produced by Asprey of London. [218.78grams]

Lot 308

A collection of assorted wooden boxes, caddies and writing slopes, to include mahogany writing slope with brass corners, a/f, a 19th century two-compartment tea caddy with fruitwood banding, a flame mahogany tea caddy, two leather jewelry boxes, one red, one black, a mahogany tea caddy, a thuya burr wood box, and mahogany cutlery box. (8)

Lot 25

A George III silver square based jug, maker WH, hallmarked rubbed, with engraved owl armorial and bright-cut leaf decoration, plus a silver pepper shaker hallmarked Chester maker FW, a silver pepper shaker hallmarked Birmingham maker WA, a small silver pepper shaker with flame finial Las WA hallmarked Birmingham, three silver salt spoons, silver caddy spoon, plus several silver metal and silver plated items of cutlery to include ladle and oval and blue glass salt (1 bag)

Lot 24

A small collection of silver teaspoons, comprising two Georg Jensen Danish silver teaspoons, one plain, one with scroll terminal, marked 47, a silver caddy spoon, nine other silver English and continental silver teaspoons including enamel ended examples, pomegranate, gondola, together with a quantity of silver metal and EPNS teaspoons (2 bags)

Lot 37

A group of silver items, comprising a tea caddy, with lion and castle engraved armorial and oval base, Chester 1905, five silver wine and spirit labels, Brandy (1991), Gin (1998), Whisky (1989), Port (1986), and Sherry (1980), together with five assorted silver plated / Sheffield plate over copper tea caddies, including bark effect caddy, copper caddy with gadrooned edges and engraved floral design, and copper octagonal caddy. (12)

Lot 42

A George V silver tea caddy, Sheffield 1925/26, and a silver spirit stopper with salmon finial, caddy measures 9 by 8 by 10cm high and weighs 158.7gs/5.1 troy oz. (2)

Lot 467

Collection of silver and silver plated items to include a Georgian silver hallmarked tea caddy spoon, three 19th Century silver hallmarked teaspoons, a silver hallmarked spill vase, small silver hallmarked box, twin handled ice bucket, pair of wine coasters, pair of candlestick holders, teapot, lidded tureen etc.

Lot 78

A c.1900 Huntley and Palmers biscuit tin in the form of a Georgian tea caddy with embossed medieval scenes, 9" wide. Note one hing is broken .

Lot 815

A Liberty's style pewter caddy, assorted costume jewellery and other items (box

Lot 921

A mother of pearl veneered tea caddy, the lid to reveal two caddies, 20 cm wideThe ivory handles of the caddy tops have been removed, the veneer is lifting in places

Lot 925

A 19th century papier mache and mother of pearl inlaid serpentine tea caddy, 20 cm wide, and two boxes (3)

Lot 922

A mother of pearl veneered three bottle caddy, 17 cm wide, and assorted mother of pearl items (qty)

Lot 771

A pair of Royal Doulton ewers, 29 cm high, a Royal Doulton vase, 24 cm high, a pair of Royal Doulton vases, 16 cm high, a Royal Doulton vase, 20 cm high, a coffee pot, decorated fox, 18 cm high, a caddy, decorated tavern scene, lacking lid, 17 cm high, a purple glaze vase, 24 cm high and a vase, decorated leaves, 26 cm (10)

Lot 769

A Royal Doulton vase, decorated dancing figures, highlighted in gilt, 23 cm high, a Royal Doulton yellow ground vase, decorated landscape, 17 cm, a Royal Doulton caddy, decorated knight on horseback, lacking lid, 18 cm high, and a Doulton Burslem tobacco jar, decorated monks, replaced lid, 14 cm diameter (4)

Lot 2715

A George III silver shovel tea caddy spoon, indistinct maker, Birmingham 1804, bright-cut engraved decoration, 8cm Condition Report:Handle slightly bent otherwise no damage, hallmarks clear

Lot 2727

4 silver spoons, including George III tea caddy spoon, Georg Jensen Danish Kongens coffee spoon, Tostrup enamel preserve spoon, etc Condition Report:Sauce ladle handle slightly bent, otherwise no damage

Lot 243

Georgian walnut tea caddy with inlay and marquetry panels, together with a lacquered tea caddy

Lot 232

Georgian walnut tea caddy with inlaid shell and musical instrument motifs. Having bun feet and lion handles. Measuring approx. 28cm long

Lot 272

19th c. mahogany and burr walnut sarcophogus shaped tea caddy

Lot 25

63 x .830 & .925 sterling caddy spoons inc georgian, victorian, norway etc

Lot 1537

A silver tea caddy - London 1901, height 8.5cm, weight 120g.

Lot 1161

An early 20th century egg caddy - modelled in the form of a hen seated on a wicker nest, 21cm high, together with another similar

Lot 1558

A silver caddy spoon modelled as a jockey cap - Sheffield 1967, Francis Howard Ltd, together with three other caddy spoons and four Georgian teaspoons with bright-cut engraving, 113g

Lot 414

Antique Picards Ltd Arts & Crafts oval tea caddy with crescent finial to top - 12cm across x 12cm high ~ in used condition

Lot 315

Antique Georgian mahogany tea caddy with shell inlaid detail and with an antique mixing bowl - 26cm x 13cm x 13cm ~ lacks escutcheon & 1 knob to internal lid and has some losses / shrinkage to veneers

Lot 395

An Edwardian silver tea caddy in the form of a Georgian knife box, 8.5cm high, 6cm wide, 6cm deep, London 1902, maker Edward Bernard & Sons Ltd, ___4.7oz, 148.5g, together with a silver caddy spoon with shell bowl, Sheffield 1931, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, (2).

Lot 404

A Victorian silver-gilt sifter spoon, Martin & Hall, Sheffield 1892, another with twisted stem, London 1933 and a caddy spoon with added hardstone handle, (3).

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