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A silver caddy spoon formed as a decorative Jockey cap, marked 925 and XRF confirmed, 55mm wide

An Edwardian Art & Crafts silver caddy spoon by Albert Edward Jones. Birmingham 1931, hammered finish, length 7cm, width 4.2cm, weight 0.721 oz.The item is in very good antique condition. No visible damage, repair, or restoration signs.

Crate of Silver plated wares; Claret wine jug, Fork rests, Framed Silver thread thistle patch- possibly military, EPNS Arts and crafts tea caddy and eagle finial dish.

Crate of Silver plated & Brass wares; Large Silver plate serving tray, E.P candelabra, Pewter tea caddy and brass candle sticks. Chinese dragon design brass bowl. Loose flatwares and many more items

A Georgian silver table spoon - London 1809, with bright-cut engraving, together with a pair of sugar nips and a silver topped cut glass container, 90g weighable, with a plated mustard spoon, sugar nips and caddy spoon. (6)

A silver tea caddy - Sheffield 1897, Henry Wigfull, decorated with foliate repousse, 116g.

Victorian silver tea caddy of half fluted form, with hinged cover and side mounted lion mask handles, on an oval base (London 1899) William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman. All at approximately 5ozs. 11cm overall height.

Selection of miscellaneous silver, including two pairs sugar tongs, mote spoon, two caddy spoons and a pair of Georgian silver sugar nips (various dates and makers). All at approximately 5ozs. (Qty)

A George II silver tea caddy, by Samuel Taylor, London 1745, of plain form, with a turned finial, 14.5cm high10.4oztCondition ReportMarks worn. Some knocks to the edges and the base moulding. With surface scratches. The neck of the caddy slightly misshapen, but cover fits well. Please see additional images.

A silver tasting cup, possibly French, of circular form with loop handle and cast detail, together with five silver decanter labels, on white metal chains and one other white metal example, a silver mounted bottle pourer, 6.5cm high, one enamel wine label and another ceramic one, a silver plated tasting cup, a silver snuff container, a silver fruit knife two silver and mother of pearl fruit knives a silver swizzle stick, a silver plated caddy spoon, spectacle case and tongs,total weighable silver 4.4ozt (qty.)Condition ReportGood polished condition with minor surface scratches

19thC Silver caddy spoon, Exeter 1846, maker Joseph William and another silver caddy spoon from Exeter 1851Approx 38g

A 1951 "Festival Of Britain" aluminium two cups and teapot by Swan Brand, a Spode 'Edwardian Childhood' money box and a silver-plated tea strainer and caddy spoon

Group of silver cutlery, comprising William IV Old English pattern caddy spoon with plain circular bowl, hallmarked Phillip Phillips, London 1831, George III toddy ladle with bright cut decoration, hallmarked Charles Hougham, London 1790, pair of bottom struck salt spoons with shell bowls and dog crest engraved verso, hallmarks worn and indistinct, set of four Victorian bright cut salt spoons with gilt bowls, hallmarked Charles Edwards, London 1890 and a set of eight Dutch silver fruit spoons and forks, with pierced vine decoration, stamped 930 with Dutch key mark and lion passant, with British hallmarks for B H Joseph & Co, London 1890Condition Report:Approx 4.47 ozt (139 grams)

Group of silver, comprising two napkin rings, card with presentation engraving, jubilee caddy spoon, dressing table brushes and glass jars with silver lids, all with engraved initials, all hallmarked Condition Report:Weighable 5.96 ozt (185 grams)

A London silver tea caddy spoon 1977, makers mark Brian Leslie Fuller 1974-1999, together with two Birmingham silver mismatched napkin rings, two Staybrite style napkin rings with monograms and Mappin & Webb plated tea strainer. Silver weight 74 grams.

Three pieces of silver, Birmingham silver lidded two handled cup 1914, makers mark Elkington, together with Sheffield silver 1923 small tankard with heavily embossed country scene design, makers mark Joseph Rogers & Sons and London silver 1902 tea caddy with embossed design to sides and lid. Gross weight 517 grams.

WILLIAM BATEMAN I; a set of three George IV hallmarked silver teaspoons, London 1821, a hallmarked silver caddy spoon with shell shaped bowl, a further George IV hallmarked silver teaspoon, a pair of hallmarked silver sugar tongs and a set of six George V hallmarked silver pistol handled dessert knives and forks, combined weighable silver approx 3.85ozt/120g.

Mixed lot of silver items including a George III teaspoon, a Victorian teaspoon, an early 20th century Walker & Hall napkin ring, another silver teaspoon, two glass dressing jars with silver lids and other items and a silver plate napkin ring and caddy spoon 

George III silver tea caddy shovel, Birmingham 1819, Joseph Taylor, of plain form on a replaced wooden handle, 19cm long, approximate weight 0.26 ozt together with silver caddy spoon, London 1988, maker AMN, having a cast naturalistic handle on a hammered shaped bowl, approximate weight 0.63ozt (2)

Sterling silver perfume bottle made by Penhaligons of London, with a malachite lid, 9cm high, 3.55ozt approx., a 800 grade silver letter opener, the handle with an emblem of Efibanca, 18cm long, 2.38ozt approx. and a collection of white metal items including a Chinese combination shoe horn and button hook with raised dragon decoration, 21cm long, a Christofle of France trinket dish, two serving spoons, a caddy spoon, a further trinket dish and a pill box 

Three silver caddy spoons, the first William IV 1834, William Eaton, fiddle and thread pattern, engraved with initials, 10cm long, the second George III, Birmingham 1792(?), fiddle, thread and shell pattern, the bowl with an embossed floral border, 8.5cm long and the third a Victorian, Birmingham 1839, Thomas Freeman, fiddle, thread and shell pattern with a square bowl, 8cm long, total weight 1.60ozt approx. and a silver plated caddy spoon (4) Condition ReportGood overall condition. Some light surface scratches, general wear and tear.

Silver caddy spoon with London 1868 hallmark (12.5g)

A William IV silver whisky decanter label, London 1834, 9cm wide, together with a silver port label and a plated tea caddy (3)

A Victorian rosewood tea caddy, fitted interior complete with caddies. With a later mixing bowl and Georgian silver caddy spoon, measures approximately 16cm x 28cm x 16cm

A Scottish silver sifter ladle, Edinburgh 1833, together with a silver embossed caddy spoon, Birmingham 1899, and a silver toddy ladle, Birmingham 1806, having whale bone handle, 50gm.

A silver bright cut jockey cap caddy spoon, London 1985, 5cm, 11gm.

Five silver caddy spoons, gross weight: 63g

Three Georgian silver bottle labels, silver caddy spoons, etc. gross weighable silver: 41g

A Maltese silver ink blotter, caddy spoons, and two cased napkin rings, weight of silver caddy spoons: 25g

A lacquered M.O.P. inset box together with another similar lacquered box, an oak tea caddy and a collection of silver plated spoons

A pair of Birmingham silver Caddy spoons with scallop form bowls together with a Chinese silver spoon, maker Daik Hing and a Birmingham silver pill box of heart form, 2ozs

A group of silver comprising a pair of George III bright cut engraved sugar nips, Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1791, a pair of Victorian silver sugar nips, Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1897, two silver cigarette cases, a pair of silver salt spoons and a mother of pearl and silver conserve spoon, total weight 219.3g, 7.05toz, together with a pair of EPNS and a pair of base metal sugar nips, manicure tool and a plated caddy spoon.

Antique Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon Collection, consisting of 3 items with various hallmarks, including Georgian, George Unite. Various designs and styles. All hallmarked .925 sterling silver, total weight 47g.

Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon Pair, consisting of 2 items with various hallmarks, including Georgian, novelty. Both hallmarked .925 sterling silver, total weight 24g.

A Victorian silver tea caddy. Birmingham 1898. 4¼" high. 6ozs 18dwts. Dents

A Hallmarked Silver and Faux Tortoiseshell Mounted Caddy / Canister, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, London (date letter rubbed), 8.2cm wide (damage repair).

A Late Victorian Hallmarked Silver Caddy / Canister, TB, London 1900, of oval cylindrical form, semi gadrooned, with plain pull off cover (145grams).

A Decorative Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Caddy Spoon, SBL, Chester 1902 (F import mark), allover detailed in relief, approximately 11cm long.

A silver caddy shovel with fiddle handle, Birmingham 1821 by Joseph Taylor, 11cm

A novelty silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1809 by Cocks & Bettridge, 7.5cm

A silver hexagonal pill box with inlaid decoration and a silver caddy spoon 1934 by W S Savage

Two Old English pattern silver caddy spoons, Birmingham 1902 and 1957, largest 8.5cm

A silver caddy spoon with shell handle and bowl, Birmingham 1966 by S J Rose, 8cm

A quantity of mixed silver plated items to include: entrée dishes, a Sheffield plate tea caddy with lion masked handles (loss to plating), coffee pot, mixed loose and cased flatware, ladle, dishes, candlesticks, along with a leather powder flask and a copper powder flask. (1 box)

A mixed collection of silver to include: a novelty Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon, with Gull formed handle, hallmarked by Gerald Owen, London, 1986; an imported silver and cut glass novelty salt cellar in the shape of a Swan with moving wings (loose and in need of repair); a  Viners of Sheffield silver tea strainer and bowl; four various hallmarked silver napkin rings of mixed designs and sizes; a Walker & Hall silver mustard pot of oval shape with blue glass liner (stuck and broke inside); a small bulbous silver pepper pot by Joseph Gloster Ltd; a miniature silver (weighted) posy vase of trumpet shape, by Robert Pringle; a George V silver surrounded cut glass butter dish of circular shape, silver hallmarked by Barker Bros, Birmingham, 1932; a small Sterling silver topped glass vanity pot, along with a pair of Eastern silver salt cellars with profusely embossed foliate design and a pair of unmarked white metal salt cellars with blue glass liners. (1 bag) Weighable silver approx. 205.7 grams (6.6ozt) Further details: napkin rings dented or worn; mustard pot liner broken; swan needing repair and with small nibbles; trumpet vase dented and worn; vanity pot lid dented and misshapen; others with marks or dents; all tarnished, with surface wear and some scratches.

Walker & Hall. A Late 19th Century silver plated tea caddy. 21x17x17cm

Deborah Sears at Isis PotteryTea caddy and a flower brickdecorated in blue and white, the caddy with a hallmarked silver topsigned and datedthe brick 13cm wide, the caddy 16cm high (2).

Silverware: A Victorian period Continental silver Cake Tray, Server, decorated with floral piece design; a silver Fish Knife, with initials; a Kings pattern Tea Caddy, and a collection of nine decorated Tea Spoons, and five others, as a lot. (1)

Silverware: A collection of varied silver Spoons, including ladles, teaspoons, caddy and sifter, as a lot, approx. 11 1/2 ounces. (1)

A large rectangular Tea Caddy, c. 1880, with plain sides and double wire border, having an electroform panel to the front and on the lid a group of three horses with two huntsmen, and surrounded by floral and leaf decoration, fitted with a lock and a dividing compartment, 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 4 1/2", hinge requiring repair; an EPNS one pint capacity Water Jug, with plain tapered cylindrical body supported on a spreading rim base, with composition handle, finial missing, stamped HE & Co., EPNS number 13752; a silver Christening Cup, Birmingham c. 1913, by CS/FS, of cylindrical shape with applied thread borders and an angular threaded shaped handle, engraved with bellflowers, ribbons, patrae and engraved "RCS Oct. 9th, 1913," 5 ozs; 3 1/4" high x 2 3/4" diameter; and a silver Christening Cup, Birmingham c. 1917, by Mappin & Webb, the cylindrical body with thread borders and horizontal engine turn thread handle having a square section double C scroll side handle and with an oval medallion on the front of the cup engraved "AFS 1917", 6 ozs; 3 1/8 high x 2 3/4" diameter. (4)

A Georgian period mahogany Tea Caddy, the hinged lid opening to reveal fitted interior with cutglass bowl and an associated silver Tea Caddy Spoon, hallmarked Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham c. 1839. (1)

A pair of Irish crested silver Serving Spoons, Hodson Family, by Samuel Neville, Dublin, c. 1827 (marks worn); together with a crested silver Teaspoon, and two varied Caddy Spoons, as a lot, approx. 5.5 ounces overall. (5)

A Regency period tortoiseshell and bone octagonal shaped Tea Caddy, the hinged domed top opening to reveal lined interior, the main body with silver escutcheon and painted circular inset (after Angelica Kaufmann) approx. 15cms (6") high. (1)

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts part set of silver tea spoons, five spoons with hammered bowls, in fitted case, two smaller examples and another Keswick silver spoon, four Keswick caddy spoons, a silvered metal jug in the manner of C.F.A. Voysey, and nine various Arts and Crafts door plates, stamped marks Chester, 1915, 18.5cm. high (jug) (22) ProvenanceThe Cornish Collection.

A tortoiseshell and silver inlaid tea caddy, circa 1810, in need of restoration, of sarcophagol form, raised on four Sheffield plate ball feet, and with conforming square escutcheon, the concave moulded lid with silver harebell and leaf inlaid panels below a domed top with pewter lines and Sheffield plate ball finial, interior with two lids and old foil linings, numerous losses to the tortoiseshell, mostly crudely filled, 16.5 x 9.2 x 17cms.

A George I Britannia standard silver tea caddy, John Farnell, London, 1720, of cut cornered rectangular form, having a pull-off lid and a sliding cover, initialed to underside, 11.5cm. high, weight 6.24 tr.oz.

A nice collection of mixed silver etc, to include weighted pin cushion, candle holder, pair of bud vases, together with napkin rings, caddy spoon, trinket tray, tastevin. (qty)

A small collection of silver collectables, to include a pair of circular embossed sweet meat dishes by Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield, 1902, 13.4cm. diameter; pierced dish; pedestal bowl; pair of small four division toast racks; ring tree; four napkin rings; caddy spoon; various spoons, tong, etc, weight 25.89 tr.oz. (qty)

A George I silver tea caddy, with chamfered angles, later repoussé decorated with C scrolls, flowerheads and foliage, by Gundry Roode, London 1715, height 12cm. £150-£180 --- Condition Report Weight 4.6 oz troy Hallmarks on body: rubbed but legible; maker’s mark only on cap. Base: leopard’s head standard mark; scratched initials M above G S; minor dents.

A Victorian silver-gilt tea caddy and spoon, by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard (Barnard & Sons Ltd.), London 1872, in a fitted and velvet-lined case,caddy 15cm highspoon 10.5cm long, 10.4ozt overallCondition ReportOverall good condition, presents well and no apparent alterations or repairs. Some light scratches/surface scratches. Tiny nick to foot of caddy. Sits level on a flat surface. The caddy's cover sits flush with a miniscule space.