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John Stuart Shellis, an Arts and Crafts style silver and enamelled caddy spoon, Birmingham 2016, the egg form bowl with applied blue green enamel lozenge, knotted wire handle, 5.5cm long, 0.45ozt

John Stuart Shellis, an Arts and Crafts style silver and enamelled caddy spoon, Birmingham 2016, the circular planished bowl with waisted and splayed handle, set with a blue green enamel roundel, 7cm long, 0.48ozt

John Stuart Shellis, an Arts and Crafts style silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 2016, circular planished bowl with fret pierced foliate handle, 5cm long, 0.26ozt

An Elizabeth II cast silver caddy spoon, F Drury Ltd., Sheffield 1980, the leaf moulded bowl with fruiting boughs, chased foliate scroll handle, 9cm long, 0.64ozt

Philip Campbell, a Scottish Modernist silver caddy spoon, Isle of Mull Silver Co., Edinburgh 2005, the plain concave bowl on a channelled and knotted tendril handle, 8.5cm long, 0.30ozt

A Victorian silver gilt Apostle teaspoon and serving set, Henry Holland, London 1877, including six teaspoons, a caddy spoon and sugar tongs, cast figural terminals and twisted stems, in a velvet lined fitted leather case, 12cm long, 4.40ozt (8)

A pair of silver pepperettes and a single pepperette, a silver mustard, a silver cream jug and 2 silver sauce boats together with a silver plated tea caddy, 17.5ozt weighable silver

A Chinese silver tea caddy, stamped 'Zeewo', Shanghai, circa 1920. Height 10.5cm, diameter 9cm, weight 229 grams.Provenance: From the estate of William Arthur Blackburn Leach.DOB: 2nd Jan 1872.Leach was born in Norwich where he attended a local grammar school, later becoming an apprentice carpenter and engineer. In 1902 after he had qualified, he went to China where he obtained a position in the Public Works Department of the Shanghai Municipal Council. He spent his working life in Shanghai until he left in 1926.During his time in China he held interests in a Christian Mission school and helped to support street children.He seized every opportunity to visit other parts of China and took thousands of photographs. He purchased widely on his travels, particularly woodcarvings, bronzes, traditional kimonos, paintings and porcelain. He treasured silver items and bought much to take home. He travelled home at least four times during his stay in China and these return visits were round-the-world trips in which he travelled through and visited Europe, Russia, the Middle East, Egypt and The Holy Land, the Far East, Canada and USA.On his return to the UK he lived in Northampton where he was a lay preacher and a local councillor. He gave a great many talks on his experiences in China and the many other Countries he had visited.He died in 1962.Some staining as seen in photos. No dents. Stands well and the lid fits securely.

Silver pierced quiach like bowl, B'ham 1940, together with an early Victorian tea caddy spoon, clear hallmarks for London 1844, gross weight 60.5g.

A Silver Goldsmiths & Silversmiths lidded sugar cube pot/tea caddy with crest to top and Latin moto "IN SOLO DEO SALUS", London 1925, 9cm x 14cm, 258g

An Edwardian twin compartment silver plate tea caddy/wafer box, 11cm x 16cm x 11cm

A box containing eight silver teaspoons, tea caddy spoon, souvenir spoon, condiment spoons and small fork, various makers and dates, 283g (15)

Three silver tea caddy spoons one with mother-of-pearl handle

A SCOTTISH SILVER ORNATE HALLMARKED SILVER CADDY SPOON BY MARSHALL & SON, of George Street, Edinburgh - 1888, with fruiting vine handle, L 10 cm

A Dutch silver caddy spoon. Approx. 30 grams. Est. £30 - £40.

TIFFANY & CO: A silver caddy spoon. Approx. 31 grams. Est. £150 - £200.

A large Kings' pattern silver caddy spoon. London. Approx. 36 grams. Est. £30 - £40.

HESTER BATEMAN: A large George III 18th Century silver double tea caddy. London 1787. Approx. 469 grams gross weight. Est. £2000 - £2500.

An 18th Century George III silver caddy spoon with bright cut decoration. Birmingham 1792. By John Taylor. Approx. 7 grams. Est. £30 - £50.

OF SHIPPING INTEREST: An unusual silver caddy spoon. Approx. 33 grams. Est. £60 - £80.

A rare silver caddy spoon. By Joseph Taylor. Birmingham. Approx. 8 grams. Est. £300 - £400.

A good circular silver tea caddy. London. Approx. 474 grams. Est. £150 - £200.

A Georgian silver caddy spoon. Birmingham. By WP. Approx. 9 grams. Est £30 - £40.

Georgian and later hallmarked silver cutlery to include fiddle pattern caddy spoon, London 1832, maker James Beebe, length of longest ladle 18cm, weight of all items 140g

Edward VII hallmarked silver novelty jockey's cap or hat caddy spoon or scoop, Chester 1904, maker Haseler Brothers, length 5.5cm, weight 11g

A group of various silver teaspoons, caddy spoons, silver-bladed knife, and various plated spoons

A group of silver items, to include a 3-piece cruet set, an envelope stamp case, shovel design caddy spoon, silver-mounted pin cushion etc

Silver caddy spoon and various silver and white metal spoons

HENNELLS LTD; a good Elizabeth II hallmarked silver oval tea caddy with hinged cover enclosing a silver gilt interior, London 1972, with engraved crest, width 13cm, height 9cm, 17.57ozt/546g.

An early 20th century mahogany tea caddy, brass carrying handle to the lid, fitted interior, mother of pearl lock (damaged), 13.5cm H x 31cm W, together with cut glass bowls, the largest 22cm in diameter, and two decanters, one with a silver plated collar, 23cm high (7)

A Georgian silver caddy spoon, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1807, bone handle; three other Georgian and later silver caddy spoons; pair of silver fluted salts; and three silver salt spoons; total weighable 1.8oz.Qty: 9

A collection of silver-plated and metal collectables, resin snuff bottle; two pairs of small opera glasses; silver-plated tazza; sugar tongs; nickel double sovereign case; Coronation caddy spoon; knife rest; two novelty coin penknives; gun metal pocket watch; money clip etc.

Silver caddy spoon with engraved rectangular bowl, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham c. 1815.

An early 20th century circa. 1920's Chinese silver plate and abalone tea caddy. The tea caddy being of scalloped form with abalone panel to hinged lid engraved with a figural scene. the silver plated body having repousse vignettes featuring wall flowers. Stamped to base. Measures 80mm tall approx.

A cut glass and silver mounted scent bottle,by Godfrey Cooke, London 1859, crest engraved, 7cm high, George III snuff box, Birmingham 1792, 5.5cm wide, a Victorian condiment jar, worn marks, 10cm high, a pair of wine labels Brandy and Claret by Hester Bateman, another George III label, Madeira, by Peter and Anne Bateman, a modern caddy spoon and a 925 standard shell dish,weighable 4oztCondition ReportWear to hall mark date letter on the condiment bottleWear to the bright-cut engraved pocket snuff boxSmall dent to the silver lid of the scent bottle

Silver plate on copper tea caddy

A PARCEL OF ASSORTED SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED ITEMS, including an Elizabeth II silver oval photograph frame, makers Carr's of Sheffield, 1987, a four piece silver backed dressing table set, a caddy spoon stamped 'STERLING SILVER', the handle engraved 'TUSCAN LODGE...1945', silver handled cutlery, etc (Parcel)(Condition Report: frame lacks easel back, most items in worn condition)

Sundry small silver including a pair of late Victorian grape shears, pair of Victorian salts caddy spoon and vesta case, together with a gilt metal albert chain and a Dutch white metal spoon.

Three assorted 19th century silver caddy spoons, including London, 1829, three 20th century silver caddy spoons and two other silver spoons including Victorian sifter spoon, 14.7cm.

Sundry small silver including four salts by Mappin & Webb, three mounted dwarf candlesticks, two white metal Egyptian dishes and a white metal tazza, eight other items including two 19th century caddy spoons and four plated items.

English 1889 Sterling Silver Tea Caddy 2.8ozt Size: 3 x 3 x 3 1/2 in.

American Sterling Silver Tea Caddy, 1.9 ozt. Approx 1.90 ozt Size: 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 x 3 in.

Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver tea caddy Approx 6.75 ozt Size: 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 in. #1132

20thC Silver Scallop Shell Caddy Spoon 18g total weight

Archibald Knox design for Liberty & Co - silver and blue green enamel caddy spoon, Edinburgh 1943, length 7.5 cms

Silver and silver plate to include WMF menu stands, silver caddy spoon Sheffield 1908 maker Thomas Bradbury and sons Ltd, pickle forks, enamelled spoons, salts etc

A Victorian silver caddy spoon - London 1895, sponsor's mark for Robert James Chaplin & Sons, weight 11.9g.

A Georgian silver caddy spoon - naturalistically formed as a leaf, possibly Birmingham 1805, weight 6.3g.

A Collection of Assorted Hallmarked Silver and Plated Sugar Tongs, together with a mother of pearl handled sifter spoon, a caddy spoon, salt spoons etc.

Unusual silver caddy spoon for the worshipful company of Pavors 1935. Birmingham 1934

EDWARDIAN SILVER CADDY With silver caddy spoon the caddy with embossed pattern to side and lid, hallmarked for Sheffield 1902, height 8.3cm, lid fits but BROKEN HINGE caddy spoon with petal shaped bowl, faded hallmark and duty mark length 7.5cm, total weight 200g, 6.4 troy oz approx.

Gentleman's silver hallmarked hip flask. The flask having a partial leather cover with level window,  with silver twist hinge cork inlaid top and silver clad bottom, Sheffield hallmark dated 1959/60 mm James Dixon & Sons Ltd, approx 16.5 cms retailed by Harrods together with a silver caddy Birmingham hallmark dated 1927 mm James Dixon & Sons approx 144.4 gms. 

A George V hallmarked silver tea caddy of lozenge shape with initials BC to the front, William Neale, Birmingham 1913, height to top of swing handle 10.5cm, length 9cm, approx. 3.8ozt.

Quantity of assorted silver and other items, to include: tortoiseshell silver mounted brushes, silver dish, continental silver pillboxes, white metal mounted horn, caddy spoon etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

SIlver plated items to include presentation tureen with cover, muffin dish, tea caddy and cased cutlery

Victorian silver presentation mug, London 1845 , cigarette box, ash tray pepperette, two dressing table jars, unmarked caddy spoon and other pair of Indian white metal boxes, total weighable hallmarked silver 15.8oz 493gm

A pair of George III silver plain sugar tongs, London 1810, maker’s marks rubbed but possibly Peter & Wm Bateman; three Irish Georgian Fiddle pattern teaspoons; & a Victorian ditto; together with five plated caddy spoons; two brass ditto, & a plated Art Deco milk jug.

A Late Victorian Silver Plated Oval Tea Caddy with Hinged Lid Monogrammed DLR, Engraved Decoration to Body, 9.5cms High

A silver Lincoln Imp caddy spoon, Martin & Co, Sheffield 1930, 24.3g

A pierced silver heart shaped dish, length 11 cm together with a plated caddy spoon.