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A Bonebakker & Son Amsterdam cased set of Dutch silver cutlery comprising 12 teaspoons, sugar tongs, caddy spoon and scoop, length of tongs 12.5cm, weight of all items 270g

Five Georgian and later hallmarked silver fiddle pattern table spoons to include an Irish example, length of longest 22.5cm, together with an American silver caddy spoon marked sterling, weight of all six 370g, and an empty Martin & Co. Cheltenham box

Hallmarked and other silver to include a Victorian pill box, pair of bon bon dishes, caddy spoon, napkin ring, vesta case, cased Hobart spoon marked 'stg sil' and souvenir spoons, weight of all items 183g

George V novelty Britannia standard hallmarked silver caddy spoon formed as a jockey's cap, London 1931, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, length 5.5cm, weight 17g, in presentation box

Three various George III silver bright-cut tea caddy spoons, each hallmarked Birmingham; 2 x IT, 1811 and 1820; 1 x Thomas Willmore, 1813, approx weight 22 grams [3]

A George III bright cut leaf shaped silver caddy spoon, hallmarked by William Pugh, Birmingham, 1810 together with a King's pattern caddy spoon with ornately engraved bowl, hallmarked by John Bettridge, Birmingham, 1819 and a Georgian style shell shaped silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1965, approx weight 1.14 ozt (35.6 grams) [3]

An Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon, of fluted form, Birmingham 1962, an Edward VII silver sugar sifting spoon, Sheffield 1902, and another Sheffield 1901, 2.09oz.

A Victorian silver Fiddle and Shell pattern caddy spoon, monogram engraved, Birmingham 1846, George IV silver Old English pattern caddy spoon, monogram engraved, London 1824, together with a silver teaspoon, and coffee spoon, 1.91oz.

W M BRIGGS & CO, SHEFFIELD; a good quality silver plated tea caddy in the form of a casket, raised on four bun feet, height 10.5cm, length 11cm, depth 9cm.

SAMUEL GODBEHERE & EDWARD WIGAN; a George III hallmarked silver caddy spoon, London 1793, length 7cm, approx 0.25ozt/8.1g.

A group of mixed collectables including an Ansonia wall clock (af), a cased Pathescope cine camera, a brass shell case, a modern brass table lamp, a secret silver box in the form of a group of rupee coins, brass Greyfriars Bobby caddy spoon and a horse strap with five brasses attached (7).

A George II silver tea caddy and domed cap, on moulded foot, 13.5cm h, marked on sliding base by John Newton, London 1727, 7oz 15dwt (excluding lead liner) Caddy and cap apparently unmarked, but in our opinion 'right'. Light overall wear for age, no dents, splits or repair

A SILVER SNUFF BOX, BY GEORGE UNITEBirmingham 1919, with gilt interior and engraved initials, and a small silver tea caddy (2)

A Small Collection of Silver Plate to include Two Tea Caddy Spoons, Double Bass Vesta and an Apostle Condiment Spoon

A Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon by William Bateman I, Hallmarked for London 1799, Monogrammed JAG

A Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon with Shield and Garland Decoration, Hallmarked for Birmingham 1802 and Makers Mark I.T

A late Victorian silver tea caddy, probably Alfred Henry Read, London 1897, semi-gadrooned ogee shape, 13cm; and a modern silver coaster, 10.25cm; total weight 6.8oz.Qty: 2

A set of silver enamel coffee spoons, the back of each bowl decorated with different flowers, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1957, in a fitted Garrard & Co. Ltd box; a modern silver caddy spoon, London 1979, sponsors mark Christopher Milton Stevens, not makers mark.Qty: 2Condition report:One spoon has a small black mark to the enamelled side of its bowl. Another has a small crack and related discolouration. All items have some fine surface scratches to the silver. Please see additional uploaded images.

Selection of Silver Items to include a Sugar Caster, Napkin Ring, Caddy Spoon Butter Fork and 4 Spoons, 230g total

Two Victorian hallmarked silver knife rests. Hallmarked year 1899 Sheffield. Sponsors mark for James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin). Together with a Continental 930 silver caddy spoon. Total weight 83g.Large measures approx. 12.5cm L

A collection of hallmarked silver teaspoons and a toast rack. The lot to include a George V hallmarked silver toast rack. Hallmarked year 1919 Sheffield. Sponsor marks for Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson). Together with a collection of sixteen teaspoons, a stirring spoon, three caddy spoons and three mustard spoons.. Total weight 349g.Largest 22cm L

A silver and enamel decorated souvenir spoon; a white metal and blue enamel crucifix pendant; a filigree work bracelet; a white metal and enamel decorated crucifix pendant; dress rings; caddy spoon etc.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON, shell shape bowl and terminal of the handle, hallmarked 'Robert Pringle & Sons' Sheffield 1907, approximate gross weight 20.1 grams (condition report: light tarnishing, overall condition good)

ASSORTED CUTLERY, to include a caddy spoon with long handle hallmarked Sheffield, a spoon with twisted handle hallmarked Birmingham, three teaspoons each with a full silver hallmark, and a salt spoon hallmarked Birmingham, two Georgian teaspoons with engraved initial to the terminal, Chester import marks, approximate gross weight 3.52 ozt, 109.5 grams, together with a set of six teaspoons, each engraved to the terminals, possibly Scottish silver marks for Dumfries, approximate gross weight 73.1 grams 2.35 ozt, also including a sauce spoon with unclear marks

Eclectic Pewter and Silver-Plated Decorative Collection This collection comprises a variety of decorative and functional pewter and silver-plated items, likely dating from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Notable pieces include a central red glass pitcher with a pewter-framed overlay featuring floral and scroll motifs, reflecting Victorian or Edwardian design influences. Additionally, a silver-plated rectangular cigarette or trinket box with engraved patterns, a Victorian-style cream jug with classical embellishments, and a miniature shoe model in pewter or silver plate are featured. Other items include small animal figurines, a hammered tea caddy or spice box, sewing tools such as ornate scissors and a silver thimble, a ladle, and a bird-shaped pincushion with a red cushion. The collection also includes a grooming or vanity brush, miniature figures, and novelty items such as a metal seal and desk accessories. This grouping showcases craftsmanship typical of Victorian and Edwardian periods, with decorative and utilitarian applications. Approximate dimensions range from 2–3 cm for smaller pieces to 15–20 cm for larger items like the pitcher.

Edwardian silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1904, 8cm

A silver plated tea caddy of oval pot bellied form with lion head handles and bone finial in the Georgian style, lid detached but present, a silver caddy spoon with shell bowl, Chester 1908, maker H.F., and a silver plated pepper and salt, of egg form with three feet.

A group of silver comprising a pair of oval napkin rings with engine turned decoration, a further circular one similar, a Victorian silver dessert spoon, a silver spoon with enamel decoration from Quebec, and a silver caddy spoon, the enamel shield finial decorated with the insignia for Talbot Heath Girls School, total weight 3.29toz.

A George III silver Caddy Spoon, hallmarked London 1799, scallop shaped bowl, the handle with bright cut decoration, together with a fiddle pattern caddy spoon, by Josiah Snatt, London 1811, the handle initialled, together with a 19thC oval hinged box set tiger's eye, a silver mustard spoon, a cased 1977 Jubilee silver crown, a silver backed hand mirror etc., (a lot)

A George III silver Caddy Spoon, by James Wintle, hallmarked London 1817, fiddle pattern with bright cut decoration, monogrammed, together with a set of six George V silver teaspoons with sugar nips, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1923/4/8 and five other silver prize/commemorative silver spoons, approx. total weight 6.3ozt (a lot)

A Norwegian silver (830 grade) Caddy / Anointing Spoon, with figural handle, marked 'MH 830s' for Marius Hammer, 10cm long, together with a Maria Theresa thaler, in perspex presentation case, a cased bronze Country Life Competition 'For Marksmanship' prize medallion dated 1928, a small quantity of damaged silver and a silver plated muffin dish and serving dish etc., (a lot)

An Edwardian silver Mustard Pot, by Alfred James How, hallmarked London 1904, of circular form with reeded decoration, the hinged cover with feather thumb piece, gilt interior, 8cm high, together with an Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon, by Francis Howard Ltd., hallmarked London 1983, and a small silver pepperette by Charles Horner, Birmingham 1906, approx. total weight 7.3ozt (3)

A George III silver Pap Boat, hallmarked London 1807, makers mark rubbed, 12.5cm long, together with an Edwardian silver tea caddy, hallmarked Birmingham 1905, of circular form, the domed lift off cover with knop finial, marks rubbed, both as found, approx. total weight 4.5ozt (2)

Mixed lot of silver to include silver dish, napkin rings, tea strainer, small ladle, sugar tongs and tea caddy spoon Combined Weight - 193g

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including a mustard-pot, marks worn, circa 1820; a sugar-bowl, with gadrooned rim. 11cm diameter; a part-fluted cream-jug; another cream-jug, on ball feet; a pair of silver-mounted glass casters; a Chinese amulet; a caddy-spoon and a further spoon, weighable silver 20oz 8dwt, 635gr; the silver plate including a mug; a spirit-flask; two differing toast-racks and other items (one tray)

Tea caddy Asia ca. 1930 silver. Beautiful tea caddy in the shape of a barrel with rich decorations and details and gold gilding on the inside. Asia, ca. 1930, hallmarks: Master's mark 900. 112 grams, 900/1000. Dimensions L 7 cm, W 7 cm, H 9.5 cm, Diam 7 cm.

Tea caddy, Zaanlandsche Zilversmederij, Haarlem 1930, silver. Beautiful tea caddy with rich typical Dutch decorations. Netherlands, Haarlem, Zaanlandse Zilversmederij, 1930, hallmarks: Lion 2, Minerva, maker's mark, V. 154 grams, 833/1000. Dimensions L 8.4 cm, W 6.3 cm, H 7 cm.

Tea caddy, Gebrüder Dingeldein, Hanau ca. 1930, silver. Beautiful tea caddy with rich decorations. Germany, Hanau, Gebrüder Dingeldein, ca. 1930, hallmarks: Hanau Pseudo hallmarks - Small dents. 128 grams, 800/1000. Dimensions L 7.6 cm, W 4.8 cm, H 8 cm.

Tea caddy, Gebrüder Dingeldein, Hanau ca. 1890, silver. Fine specimen with various embossed decorations including tassels, shell motifs and flowers. Equipped with removable cap. Decor and execution after 18th century Haarlem example. Germany, Hanau, Gebrüder Dingeldein, circa 1890, hallmarks: Hanau hallmarks - minimal traces of use. 166 grams, 800/1000. Dimensions H 15 cm, Diam 8 cm.

Empire tea caddy, Jacobus Carrenhof, Amsterdam 1804, silver. Beautiful Empire model tea caddy with hinged lid on which a spherical knob is mounted. Provided with multiple fillet edges. Netherlands, Amsterdam, Jacobus Carrenhof, 1804, hallmarks: standing crowned lion, city mark, maker's mark (ICH), date letter V, jeweler's mark Diemont - dent in the side (key missing). 301 grams, 934/1000. Dimensions L 8 cm, W 11.3 cm, H 11.8 cm.

A silver tea caddy, having ivory thistle finial by D & J Wellby Ltd, London 1939, 12cm high; together with a silver caddy spoon, gross weight 428g. (2) DEFRA Ivory Act submission ref: BUEQ378K.

A silver inkwell, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1920, 8cm high; together with a silver caddy spoon. (2)

An Edwardian silver sauce boat, by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1905, height to handle 7cm; together with a silver milk jug, 6cm high; a silver shell caddy spoon; a silver napkin ring; a silver teaspoon; and one other, 140g. (6)

A Victorian silver King's pattern caddy spoon, by Chawner & Co, London 1855, 31g.

Three silver napkin rings; together with two silver teaspoons; and a silver caddy spoon, 119g. (6)

A quantity of silver plated items to include; two heavy coffee pots on raised feet 32cmH and 30.5cmH, a trefoil shaped serving dish the handle in the form of a naturalistically modelled bull, small tea caddy

A Victorian English silver floral embossed urn shaped Peppershaker (marks worn); a plain silver miniature Tankard, by William Egan, with S shaped floral handle; a modern Irish silver tubular shaped Shot Cup with Celtic motif; and two Victorian English silver shell design Caddy Spoons. (5)

A Victorian silver Tea Caddy of bombe form with hinged lid having spiral finial, raised on paw feet, Chester 1896 175 gms.  5 inches high

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled caddy spoon, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1936, cleft shovel form, the handle set with a roundel of three intersecting leaves, on blue green enamel ground, 7cm long, 0.41ozt

Three Iona Arts and Crafts silver caddy spoons, various makers and dates including J Cameron of Kilmarnock, Birmingham 1935 and Robert Allison, Glasgow 1936, each with planished pear shaped bowls, cast Celtic knot handles and finials, 10cm long, 1.41ozt

A George III silver tea caddy, William Vincent, London 1795, of oval form with bright cut engraved decoration and crest within central cartouche, the cover with reeded loop handle, 11.5cm high, weight approx 15.5oz (handle present but needs securing pin)

A small collection of silver, comprising; two pairs of silver sugar tongs, a silver sugar sifter spoon, a silver caddy spoon, London 1833, two preserve spoons, a silver mounted nail file, a tortoiseshell mounted silver folding knife, a mother of pearl mounted silver knife and a white metal spoon, total weighable silver approx 4.5oz (10)

A collection of loose and cased silver cutlery, comprising; a cased set of six silver handled side knives, a cased set of six silver teaspoons, a single cased silver spoon, six silver handled pistol grip side knives, two further silver knives, a set of nine silver teaspoons, a pair of silver tea tongs, a sugar sifter spoon, a preserve spoon, a pair of sugar tongs, a set of six late 18th century teaspoons, a commemorative caddy spoon, further loose flatware etc, total weighable silver approx 18.5oz (a lot)

Various silver and jewellery, including Chinese caddy spoon, Victorian brooch, christening bangle, etc

A large quantity of white metal, condiment set caddy with porcelain decanter labels, silver plate, flatware, trophies, and other items, all as found.

A pair of early George III silver tea caddies and a sugar bowl, by Samuel Taylor, of inverted pyriform shape and embossed with foliate and beaded decoration, the covers with pineapple finials, on circular domed foot, London, 1760/61, the sugar vase with shaped glass insert with stopper, sugar vase height 15.9cm, 25.4oz. Glass insert possible not original?? Caddy finials just off centre. Overall condition is otherwise good, commensurate with age and mild use.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A late Victorian Hanau silver tea caddy and cover by Berthold Muller, with import marks for Chester, 1899, embossed with fruit and boar hunting scenes, height 16.5cm, 9.8oz. Overall condition is good commensurate with age and mild use.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND OTHER SILVERWARE To include; an 18th-century twin-handled cup, later decorated, Newcastle; a dressing table box; a George III caddy spoon; a Victorian small sugar bowl; teapot; mustard pot and cover; small sauceboat; three lidded glass boxes; mug; cased pair shell dishes, etc. 42oz (weighable silver)

CALCUTTA - A CASED INDIAN TEA CHEST / TEA CADDY HAMILTON & CO, OF CALCUTTA, MID 20TH CENTURY Modelled as a tea chest, inscribed "Presented to Mr D R Morris on his retirement from India by his many friends in Assam 4th April 1959" also a map of India, "Pure India Tea" and many signatures with presentation case  17cm high Provenance: Thomson & Roddick, Edinburgh Oriental and Works of Art, lot 64, 28th Nov 2019  Hamilton & Co are among the most recognisable names in Indian Colonial silver and were making many of the finest examples still extant of this fascinating period. Their style very much follows that of the British forms they left behind and while they do integrate and meld with local craftsmen and decoration it is there classically George III simple silver that is most commonly encountered. It is quite apt therefore that a parting gift for an esteemed colleague would have been acquired at Hamilton & Co. The tea chest is accompanied by a note detailing all the subscribers whose facsimile signatures appear engraved on the chest and these were all members of various Assam gymkhana clubs in the Assam region; including Sonari Gymkhana Club, Nahahkutia Club, Jorhat Club, Nazira Club and Moran Club. The list is printed on Sonari Gymkhana letter headed paper dated, 4th April 1959.Gymkhana clubs emerged during the British Raj in India for British expats to socialise and enjoy sporting events mainly equestrian. As an exclusive club, memberships offered high social networking for both business and pleasure. The Sonari Gymkhana Club was built in 1945 by the tea planters, with Assam, the largest tea producing state in India. The chest is a wonderful culmination of the importance of tea to India and the importance of Mr. Morris to the Assam area and the British Raj.    

A selection of silver flatware comprising a set of four Victorian king's pattern mustard spoons, 11 cm, hallmarked for Robert Williams & Sons, Exeter, 1849; three caddy spoons, one bright-cut, marks rubbed, one with etched decoration by Francis Clark, Birmingham, 1843 and one fiddle pattern, London, 1819, maker's mark rubbed; five Victorian coffee spoons and tongs, six Edwardian coffee spoons and tongs by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, 1905 and another pair of coffee spoons, 331g