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George III silver caddy spoon in the form of a shovel, with engraved decoration and green stained ivory handle (Birmingham 1802). Maker's mark IT. 9.3cm overall length.

Silver Newcastle hallmarked Victorian Caddy Spoon by Reid & Sons (David Reid) dated 1856

Collection of Three interesting Hallmarked Silver spoons Victorian and earlier to include a caddy spoon

Hallmarked silver items to include caddy spoon, thistle pickle fork etc

Mixed lot of silver spoons comprising two caddy spoons and smaller spoons and a cased set of six teaspoons, 5ox approx

A Victorian silver 'fruiting vine' caddy spoon, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1852(a.f.), 12.4cm, together with a silver salt and spoon.

Four Victorian and later silver butter knives including Newcastle and a group of assorted silver flatware including two 19th century caddy spoons, tablespoons, letter opener and a Victorian agate handled butter knife.

Two Birmingham silver caddy spoons, scalloped designs. [8cm in length] [42.19grams]

Three Silver caddy spoons to include Norwegian 830s caddy spoon made by Marius Hammer (1847 - 1927) [61.54grams]

A Selection of caddy spoons to include Gilt foreign silver marked spoon in a shell form

A Lot of four Silver Caddy Spoons to include Two Birmingham and Two Sheffield silver. [52.88grams]

A Lot of three Georgian silver caddy spoons. [8cm in length] [26.85grams]

A Lot of four Georgian silver caddy spoons. [46.18grams]

London and Birmingham silver caddy spoons. [26.52grams]

A Dublin Silver caddy spoon. Maker JS. [9.64GRAMS]

An Art Nouveau style silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1990, by A E Jones, 8.2cm long, 0.96ozt, 30g CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

A collection of five Scottish silver spoons, comprised of a pair of Victorian queens pattern teaspoons, Glasgow 1851, maker's mark 'JD', two St. Mungo Golf Club presentation spoons, Glasgow 1924 by Robert Scott, 13cm long, each with fitted case, and a modern Glasgow University souvenir caddy spoon, Edinburgh 1983, 11cm long, in original packaging, combined weight 2.9ozt, 90.2g CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, Sheffield 1901 by Martin Hall and Co.,9cm x 7cm x 10cm, 8.17ozt, 254.1g CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

A Chinese export silver tea caddy,early 20th century, in the shape of a tree trunk, decorated in relief with blossoming prunus branches, pull-off cover, stamp marked to base,11.5cm high, 266.1g (2)二十世纪初 外销银梅纹茶叶罐Condition report: 8.5ozt / 266.1gSurface scratches and very minor dents consistent with age. The internal with liquid marks.

A 19th century glass decanter set mounted in a novelty drinks caddy formed as a stack of leather-bound books; together with a quantity of cased Meerschaum pipes, a filigree box with enamel cover, a silver plated propelling pencil of three colours with enamel bands, and a filled bronze statue of King Henry VIII (one tray)

A silver caddy spoon and silver salts with other items including a Norwegian silver spoon

A Victorian silver apostle caddy spoon, London 1874, indistinct maker's mark, length 10cm, a silver letter opener in the form of a meat skewer, Sheffield 1896 by Atkin Brothers, length 19.8cm, and two silver jam spoons, Sheffield 1935 and 1995 by Roberts & Belk, total weight 117.8g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A William IV silver toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle, Exeter 1836 by William Woodman, length 19.5cm, a pair of silver sugar nips with ring handles, Chester 1898 by George Unite, length 12cm, a pair of silver bright cut engraved sugar tongs, London 1806, length 15cm, and a silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, London 1813, length 9cm, weight excluding toddy ladle 74.9g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A pair of George III silver sugar tongs with pierced handles and scallop shell terminals, London 1791 by Peter & Ann Bateman, length 14.3cm, a similar pair of silver sugar tongs with bright cut decoration, Chester 1895 by S.S., length 12cm, two other pairs of silver sugar tongs, each with acorn terminals, and a group of other silver items, including a caddy spoon with tied ribbon and twisted handle, London 1895, two other caddy spoons and a christening spoon and pusher, Birmingham 1931, cased, total weight 452g, together with a small group of plated items.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A George III silver caddy spoon, the tapering handle with bright cut engraved decoration, London 1803 by Josiah Snatt, length 7.5cm, a silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1821 by Thomas Millington, length 8.4cm, and another silver bright cut engraved caddy spoon, London 1830 by John James Whiting, length 7.9cm, total weight 29.4g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A George III silver caddy spoon with tapering shaped handle and oval bowl, London 1806 by Thomas James, length 7.7cm, a silver Old English Thread pattern caddy spoon, London 1805 by Edward Mayfield, length 6.8cm, two other silver caddy spoons and a pair of silver trefid serving spoons, London 1904 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, total weight 173.2g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A silver hallmarked tea caddy of oval form having beaded borders with a concave hinged lid. Hallmarked Birmingham 1918. Weight 162.2 .Measures 11cm tall. Makers marks rubbed. 

A Victorian late 19th century hallmarked silver caddy spoon. The spoon having engraved fleur de lis and hatched detailing to the terminal. Measures 9cm in length. Total weight 15.57g. 

A 19th Century Victorian silver hallmarked tea caddy of canted rectangular form The caddy having a round lid to the top. Hallmarked London 1893. Weight 171.5g. Measures 9cm tall. Makers mark rubbed.

A collection of hallmarked silver spoons to include a David Anderson Danish sterling silver and enamel Oslo souvenir spoon,  a Victorian caddy spoon with pierced bowl, a silver William Hair Haseler fish knife (hallmarked for Birmingham 1935) and a set of 1920s coffee bean tea spoons (hallmarked for Birmingham). Longest measures 13cm and smallest measures 6cm. Total weight 79g.

A collection of assorted silver plated wares, including two sauce boats, caddy spoon, flatware and more

A WHITE STAR LINE MATCH CADDY engraved to the front with White Star burgee to match holder attached to tray inscribed White Star Line with Elkington Plate marks for 1929; together with a silver napkin ring with enamel burgee for John Holt & Co. Ltd with Sheffield marks for 1928/9 and a sterling bottle opener for Maersk Lines (3)

A Georg Jensen silver acorn pattern caddy spoon

A Victorian silver caddy spoon. Assayed Birmingham 1882 by Hillard & Thompson.

A late Victorian silver oval tea caddy, with gadrooned borders and hinged cover, Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1895, width 10.8cm, 9.5oz.

A Georgian Sheffield silver caddy spoon, makers mark N.S.... with shell bowl and initial to handle (7cm)

An Edwardian Birmingham silver cigarette case with foliate engraved exterior (115.73g) and a silver handled letter opener with original Carrs box and a silver caddy spoon (3)

Unusual silver caddy spoon depicting stalk

WILLIAM AITKEN, A GEORGIAN DESIGN SILVER TEA CADDY, oval form with hinged cover having ebonised wood knop handle, Birmingham 1912, gross weight; 148g

ATKIN BROTHERS, A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY, lobed form with embossed floral decoration, Sheffield 1900, 7cm high, weight; 66gCondition report: Some dents and wear around base edge, no splits or repairs.

A Georgian silver caddy spoon, makers mark TJ

1907 silver and mother-of-pearl salt dish with pierced handle. Hong Kong Sterling silver coin dish, and a silver caddy spoon with figural handle (A/F)

GROUP OF SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS,including a Khestenes Norway enamelled two pronged fork and a Denmark souvenir caddy spoon, approximately 130g

THREE SILVER SPOONS,along with a silver pickle fork, caddy spoon and a group of plated cutlery

A Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp silver tea caddy of shaped serpentine form, the lid surmounted by a pineapple, the body engraved with floral swags and garlands, monogrammed cartouche, London 1820, 12cm x 14cm, 416g

A Victorian John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard silver gilt tea caddy with all over engraved detail, vacant cartouches and spoon by same maker, London 1873, approx. 14cm tall, 299g

Six George III and George IV hallmarked silver caddy spoons of various shape and form, approx total weight 70g

Fourteen silver and white metal caddy spoons of various shape and form, approx total weight 186g

Six hallmarked silver Georgian, Victorian and modern caddy spoons of various shape and form, approx total weight 70g

Victorian Period - Good Quality Sterling Silver Twin Lion Mask Handle Lidded Tea Caddy. With Fluted Cover and Half Body of Wonderful Proportions. Hallmark London 1894. Maker Charles Stuart Harris. Height 4.75 Inches - 11.90 cms. Lovely Antique Piece. Silver Weight 171.8 grams.

A good early 19th-century burr yew and inlaid tea caddy, of plain rectangular form on bun feet, the interior with conforming twin-lidded compartments and a silver-plated caddy spoon (no mixing bowl present), 16 cm x 31 cm x 16 cm.Condition report: Some minor veneer losses, but overall good. General wear commensurate with age

A Georgian silver caddy spoon, by William Pugh, Birmingham 1809, the asymmetrical bowl with a monogrammed heart shaped handle, 7.8 cm long; a silver tea strainer; and a silver napkin ring; 69 g (2.2 troy ozs) gross

A late Victorian silver embossed trinket box, hinged cover, Birmingham 1900, 9.5cm wide; a pewter leopard, 13cm wide; a pewter hippo; a metal scallop shaped caddy spoon; etc

Mixed Lot of various silver flatwares comprising a Victorian Fiddle and Shell pattern table spoon, London 1841, makers mark indistinct, together with a Victorian caddy spoon with twisted stem, Birmingham 1881, maker Hilliard & Thomason, plus a range of various tea spoons, 18th century and later, silver weight approx 310gms

A Garrard & Co. of London silver Royal Wedding caddy spoon London 1981, cased.

A tray of twelve cased silver plated tea spoons with sugar tongs, wooden tea caddy, ceramic tea pot, Japanese tea service

A Collection of Four Enamelled Souvenir Spoons, One Silver Coin Mounted Tea Caddy Spoon and a Silver Fleur De Lys Coffee Spoon, Six in Total, 85.6gms

A George III set of six bright-cut engraved teaspoons, by William Sumner (I), London 1793, initialled 'C' over 'H E', a George III silver bright-engraved caddy spoon, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1805, with a fluted bowl, a pair of George III silver feather edge sauce ladles, with shell bowls, marks distorted, crested, a pair of George III silver bright-cut engraved sugar tongs, four stamped with lion passant, maker's mark (distorted), initialled, a pair of George III silver thread-edge sugar tongs, by Peter & William Bateman, London 1812, a George IV silver fiddle pattern pickle fork, London 1826, a silver fiddle pattern dessert fork, silver apostle teaspoon, two pairs of electroplate tongs with claw grips and and old Sheffield plated pair of sugar tongs, 9.6oz (qty)Condition report: Generally good on the majority of items.

A quantity of caddy spoons, some silver, one of shell form, London, 1827, possibly by William Chawner II, another of shell form, Birmingham, 1900, one of naturistic leaf form, Birmingham, 1809, another in the form of an eagle, also with spoons, pocket watches and a silver gilt locketCondition report: Knocks, losses and splits.

Assorted collectables, to include quantity of cigarette and trade cards, loose and in albums, mostly by John Player & Sons and Wills, small group of loose printed silks, Victorian leather bound photograph album, the cover embossed with flowers, and a smaller example, each containing a selection of photographs, boxed set of silver plated dessert forks, cased drawing instruments set, the case marked A G Thornton Ltd Manufacturers Manchester, cased pair of opera glasses, three cameras including Kodak no 2 cartridge Hawk eye model C box camera, and Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic camera, 1924 Wembley British Empire Exhibition Souvenir Cotton Printed Scarf, Liptons brass 1924 British Empire Exhibition Souvenir tea caddy, etc.