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19th century mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, the caddy top over three long cockbeaded graduated drawers with satinwood inlay and metal drop ring handles, fluted carved edge to base, on two front scrolling carved feet, 107cm high x 155cm wide x 63cm deep 

George II-style walnut bracket clock, the case with ogee caddy top and brass swing handle, glass panels to sides and back, on four bronze paw feet, the silvered arched dial with roman and arabic numerals and maker's name for Robert Holland of London, the movement stamped France and 117, 27cm high x 17cm wide 

19th century walnut dome top box with brass strapwork decoration (with key), 10cm high x 19cm wide and a Regency mahogany tea caddy (damaged) (2) 

Large 19th century rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus-form, having four lidded compartments and two glass bowls, on bun feet, 39cm wide x 34cm deep 

Collection of silver items including set of three Victorian silver provincial teaspoons, Exeter 1858, Josiah Williams & Co, George III silver caddy sifting spoon, Birmingham 1907, salt spoon, fish knife and Victorian silver blade and mother of pearl fruit knife, together with a collection of silver plate flatware and an amber bakelite napkin ring, approximate total silver weight 4.18ozt

RAY HALL; a modern hallmarked silver caddy spoon, modelled as a shell, Birmingham 1959, length 8cm, and a similar matching modern hallmarked silver caddy spoon modelled as a shell, Birmingham 1970, length 8cm, combined weight 1.35ozt/41.9g (2).

VINERS LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver napkin ring, Sheffield 1936, a George V hallmarked silver napkin ring, Birmingham 1937, an 800 grade hallmarked silver napkin ring, an 800 grade hallmarked silver stick mount, a white metal stick mount, white metal ashtray, Dutch silver caddy spoon, white metal tea strainer etc, combined approx 5.45ozt/169.5g.

A Victoria diamond jubilee hallmarked silver teaspoon with pierced decoration to the top inscribed '1837-1897, Diamond Jubilee', hallmarked Chester 1896, length 12cm, weight 12.7g (cased), also a hallmarked silver handled shoe horn, Birmingham 1931, a silver plated caddy spoon and a 19th century Continental porcelain hand painted trinket box (4).

A Dutch 835 grade silver teaspoon, the handle modelled as a windmill, an 835 grade silver propelling pencil, a white metal shovel with handle top modelled as a windmill, three further white metal teaspoons and a white metal caddy spoon, combined approx 2.8ozt/87.5g (7).

E J TREVITT & SONS; a George V hallmarked silver comb, Chester 1934, length 11cm, (af), a George V hallmarked silver butter knife, Birmingham 1935, length 12.5cm, an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver spoon modelled as a shovel, Birmingham 1958, a pair of James Deakin & Sons George V hallmarked silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1932, a further hallmarked silver teaspoon, a hallmarked silver caddy spoon etc, combined approx 3.5ozt/109g.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts white metal caddy spoon, with triangular shaped handle top, length 8.5cm.Provenance: Please note, we assume this spoon to be silver-plated however we cannot guarantee this.

Three silver caddy spoons and one white metal (4)

Group of Georgian and later silver flatware inlcuding a set of six teaspoons, two pairs of sugar tongs, caddy spoons etc

Victorian mahogany tea caddy and a Victorian beadwork bag (2)

19th century Rosewood tea caddy and a mahogany tea caddy (2).

Rosewood tea caddy in the form of a sarcophagus together with a writing slope, a carved mahogany mirror approximately 25cm x 56cm and a eastern rug

A silver caddy possibly by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1894,9cm high,together with two piece silver dish,by Aldie Bros, Birmingham 1926, probably previously part of a larger piece,13cm wide overall approximately, 6.7ozt (3)

A coromandel and brass inlaid dressing case, 19th century, by Turrill, New Bond Street, of rectangular form with a fitted leather and velvet interior, complete with a Bramah lock,31.5cm wide23.5cm deep14.5cm hightogether with a rosewood and mother of pearl tea caddy,19th century, of sarcophagus form, with two covered compartments,24cm wide14cm deep and a mahogany tea caddy,19th century, of plain form,20.5cm wide11.5cm deep (3)10.5cm high (3)Condition ReportAll with knocks, losses, and wear. Bowing to the veneer of the largest box to the front, with rippling to the other veneer.

A Delft vase 19th century of baluster form, wiith bird amongst tree reserves21.5cm hightogether with one other vase17cm higha similar tile and a Chinese Canton enamel tea caddy,Qing Dynasty, of lobed form, decorated with figural scenes,10cm high(4)Condition Reportcracks, chips and nibbles throughoutareas of enamel missing and damaged to tea caddy

A collection of silver items to include two sauceboats, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1923, 14.5cm wide, the other London 1762, 12cm wide, a silver cream jug, London 1770, 14cm high,27oztCondition ReportKnocks, scuffs and dents throughout. Oxidisation to all. Chased pot tested as silver. All others marked. Please see additional images.From left to right:Sauceboat) makers marks rubbed, London 1760. With knocks and dents, larger dent to one side, with foot dented into the body of the base. Chased pot and cover) Tested as silver, unmarked. Tarnished with pitting. Surface scratches and minor dents. Larger scratch to the base. Helmet shaped cream jug with covered rope handle) by Bernard Dinwoody Wilmot ,Birmingham 1891. Tarnished. Surface scratches. Jug sits tilted. Holes to the foot of the jug. Caddy) by George Unite, Birmingham 1915. Heavily dented. Surface scratches. Tarnished. Finial slightly askew. The frame atop the caddy to slide the lid into damaged and lifting. Chased cream jug) Makers marks rubbed, London 1770, Heavily tarnished. Knocks and wear. Denting.Chased tea caddy) c.1840, with Dutch export mark. Rubbing to the decoration, denting. Hole to the base. Tarnishing. Gravy boat) Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1923 (marks rubbed. Surface scratches and denting.

A collection of silver items to include a pedestal sugar bowl and cover, Birmingham 1925, with a weighted base, 10.5cm high, a pierced silver bowl, by Deakin & Frances, 11.1cm diameter, a pair of ice tongs, stamped 900, 18cm long, two caddy spoons, a Continental teaspoon, the bowl embossed with a cow, a Russian silver salt, a pair of Continental sugar tongs, a sugar caster top, a silver toddy ladle, a silver mustard pot and an associated stand, and two silver toast racks, the larger by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, (qty.)weighable 16.7oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear, dents, and rubbing throughout.

Two silver punch ladles with twisted handles, one containing George II coin, one containing George III coin, together with George III caddy spoon (London 1819) Thomas Streetin and a pair of Georgian sugar tongs with bright cut decoration, maker's mark RC. (4)

Victorian style silver caddy spoon with shell shaped handle and scallop bowl (Birmingham 1970), 21.2 grams

George V silver tea caddy of octagonal form with embossed Dutch style figural decoration landscape, with slip on cover, (Chester 1912), makers mark rubbed approximately 6oz, 8.5cm in heightGood condition commensurate with age. The lid fits tightly. The top is slightly compressed and uneven. Hallmarks slight rubbed but easily legible. One small spot of silver solder on one corner, no holes. One dent to the base and general wear commensurate with age.

Kanton Tea-Caddy Holz mit Schwarzlackfassung und Goldmalerei, bombierter Korpus auf Drachenkopf-Füßen, leicht gehöhter Scharnierdeckel, Innen zwei gedeckelte Zinn-Gefäße, ungemarkt, Qing Dynastie (1644-1912), 19. Jahrhundert, 14x22x15cm, 1 Zinngefäß minimal beschädigt

Tea-Caddy des 19. Jahrhundertseckiger Holzkorpus, wohl Birkenholz, furniert und fein intarsiert, im Inneren in 2 Fächer (mit Deckeln) gegliedert, H ca. 12cm, B 19cm, T 10cm, ohne Schlüssel

A Republic of Ireland 1973 E.E.C. commemorative caddy spoon, Dublin 1973, 32gm, cased.

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, with twisted whalebone handle, Edinburgh, no date letter, together with a silver sugar sifter, Birmingham 1899, and a silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1937, with Jack and Jill scene on the handle.

A silver embossed cream jug, London 1886, 5.5cm, together with a silver toast rack, Birmingham 1904, and a silver caddy spoon London 1806, 87gm. (3)

A Georgian silver toddy ladle, with twisted whalebone handle, London 1916, together with a silver caddy spoon, London 1815, and two silver sugar sifters.

A silver sugar sifter, Sheffield 1925, together with a silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1844, and a silver strainer, Birmingham 1909, 56gm.

A silver shell shaped caddy spoon, London 1974, together with another shell shaped caddy spoon, Sheffield 1967, and a silver sugar sifter, London 1890, 59gm. (3)

A silver shell shaped caddy spoon, Sheffield 1900, together with two other silver caddy spoons,

A collection of silver plated ware - including a Victorian silver plate on copper neo-classical inkwell, 19.5cm diameter; a cased set of four Edwardian swing-handled bon-bon dishes; a tazza with repoussé and chased floral and foliate decoration, 22.7cm diameter; a small cylindrical tea caddy; a bachelor's teapot; etc.

Seven Chinese items - including a 19th century Canton celadon glazed saucer dish painted with butterflies and flowers, 18.3cm diameter (three small chips to rim); a cast iron teapot with swing handle; an archaic style cast metal bronze-style vase, 13cm high; a pewter tea caddy; a large soapstone seal carved with a long bodied dragon chasing a flaming pearl, 12.3cm high; and two porcelain snuff bottles.

A small collection of silver plated flatware and bone-handled knives - together with an EPNS pepperette and mustard; an EPNS caddy spoon; a copper kettle; a pair of wrought iron shears; and a stoneware hot water bottle.

A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern tea spoons - Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1866, engraved monogram to terminals; together with an Elizabeth II caddy spoon, Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1968, bright cut fiddle pattern, weight 128g. (7)

A George III mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy - with boxwood strung edges and inlaid bur wood lozenge to the lid, the interior with burr maple veneers and later decorative paper lining (lacks glass bowl). (LWH 26.2 x 13.5 x 14.5cm), restored.

A Castrol XL Quart Castrol Caddy tin, 22 cm high, other tins and items (box) Please see our terms and conditions in relation to collection

A Victorian caddy spoon with shell bowl rope handle London 1889 by D B

A George III bright cut caddy spoon with shell bowl London 1805 by D U N H

A Bombe shaped Edwardian tea caddy on scroll feet 5 inches wide London 1900 245 gms

Victorian plain O E pattern caddy spoon . London 1887 By R S

Early Victorian caddy spoon with oval bowl 1837 By J O

Early Victorian Exeter caddy spoon with shell bowl 1838 By R W

A Japanese silver tea caddy, Meiji period (1868-1912), the ovoid body decorated with irises, stamped marks 'Watanabe' and 'jungin' to base,11.5cm high, 252.6g, and a Chinese silver bowl,late Qing dynasty, pierced and decorated with dragons amongst clouds, stamped marks 'WH' and 'Suichang' to base,16cm diameter, 314.9g (2)Condition ReportTea caddy - 252.6g.Bowl - 314.9g.Both with surface scratches and dents consistent with age.

Four silver tea caddy spoons including Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1814, similar example with repair to handle and two with Birmingham maker's mark IT 1821 and 1804. 29g

Three silver tea caddy spoons with engraved decoration including Thomas Dones, Birmingham 1852, Christopher & Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1803 and Gothic example unmarked and possibly not silver (4). 25g

Four silver tea caddy straining spoons including Joseph Willmare, Birmingham 1807 and another with date letter for 1806. 30g

Two mother-of-pearl handled tea caddy spoons including William Pugh, Birmingham 1810 and Birmingham 1802 maker's mark IT, and another Birmingham spoon by Cocks & Bettridge monogrammed 1816 (3). 25g

A late 18th Century silver caddy spoon with scallop shell shaped bowl (a/f). 10g

Two silver jockey cap form tea caddy spoons, one Georgian the other marked SP with monogram to underside. 15g

Four silver tea caddy spoons with shell form bowls including John Lias, London 1802, Chawner & Co, London 1843 and William Pugh, Birmingham 1810. Two with crest detail, one monogrammed. 44g

A silver Sibray Hall & Co miniature tea caddy/wafer box, London 1899, dented, 8cm x 7cm x 4.5cm. 101g

Four silver tea caddy spoons of leaf form including Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1834, Birmingham example 1799 and 1811 and a silver gilt example marked SP. 28g

A Stokes & Ireland Ltd rectangular silver tea caddy with chamfered corners and ebony knob, 10cm x 7.5cm, 150g

Six silver tea caddy spoons of floral form including Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1831, Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1835, 1852 Birmingham example, Cocks & Bettridge 1803. 56g

Five silver tea caddy spoons with shell form bowls including Edward Thomason, Birmingham 1824, and William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1802. 55g

Four silver tea caddy spoons with etched bowls including Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1820, John Bettridge, Birmingham 1817, John Henry & Charles Lias, London 1826 and John Robertson II & John Walton, Newcastle circa 1811. Monogram to three handles. 39g

Condiment/cruet spoons including Georgian salt and mustard spoons, tea caddy spoon marked 925, small sauce ladle, two prong fork and tooth picks (10). 109g