silver and silver plate - tea caddies
47 item(s) found:
A Victorian silver tea caddy, with waisted body profusely embossed with scrolling and flowers
An Anglo Indian sandalwood tea caddy mid 19th century, the rectangular dome topped caddy with relief carved figurative panels framed by sadeli mosaic borders, internally are twin lidded compartments, 24 cm wide. Illustrated in Cummins, Dr G.…
A mahogany miniature sideboard tea caddy 19th century, the sideboard with lift up lid to top revealing the glass sugar bowl (replaced) within and shallow compartments and below twin pull out drawers for tea storage, 39 cm wide.…
Dutch silver tea caddy with hinged lid, featuring farm scenes. Height 8.4 cm. Weight 85grams
J.E Caldwell & Co.sterling silver tea caddy of rectangular form, stamped sterling to base. Height 10.5 cm. Weight 270g)
A fine Georgian silver tea caddy, the shaped oval caddy with chased floral decoration, the hinged lid with pineapple finial. Lock with key. Thomas Daniell, London 1786. 348g. Height 14 cm. Width 13.5 cm
A late Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, maker's mark Deakin and Francis Ltd, Birmingham circa 1897, the cubic body edged in roped borders and with cushioned shoulder displays a repeat figurative repousse motif of angels to each side,…
A 19th century sterling silver oval small tea caddy, with two foliate and cherub embossed panels, the cartouche areas vacant. Height 9.5 cm width 7.8 cm
A 19th century Austrian silver tea caddy with rose finial
An antique Sheffield plate coffee or tea spirit urn of elegant neo-classical design, the tea casket/caddy shaped urn with lion mask and ring carry handles to the sides, plain but with a foliate bordered shield cartouche, (vacant),…
Silver facetted tea caddy, Birmingham together with a shell shaped caddy spoon
George III pair of Old Sheffield plate tea canisters in fitted mahogany case the caddy of plain rectangular section with wood inlay defining the edges, the hinged lid opening to reveal two compartments,…
A Victorian mahogany tea caddy complete with silver caddy spoon and glass bowl, lock surmounted with mother of pearl inlay
A sterling silver cylindrical tea caddy, London 1900. Height 9 cm
Hallmarked sterling silver Victorian rare tea caddy London c1891 (Missing Lock). Height 12 cm. Weight 260gms
Continental silver tea caddy. Height 13 cm. Weight 270gms
A superb pair of George II sterling silver tea caddies, shaped and decorated in the Huguenot style, standing on four scroll feet, bearing the hallmark for London 1759 maker Pierre Gillois, 555 grams total (pair)
A German sterling silver tea caddy with English import marks, circa 1880
A fine pair of 18th century Dutch silver tea caddies, each of baluster gadrooned form, chased at the shoulder with florial and foliate decoration, raised on a circular foot, surmounted by a conforming single finial cover, obscured hallmarks, 9 cm high.
A George IV tortoise shell tea caddy with silver inlays (a/f)
Hallmarked sterling silver tea caddy with ogee front. Trefoil looped handle. Birmingham 1900. Engraved 'J.E.M. 21.1.36.'. Height 11 cm
Victorian tortoise shell tea caddy plain rectangular form with embossed sterling silver mounts, single section interior (one foot mount missing)
A sterling silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1909. Height 10 cm
A sterling silver embossed tea caddy Chester, 1895
An ivory and Sheffield plate Georgian tea caddy, oval form with reeded ivory on a Sheffield plate base with scrolled feet and a domed Sheffield plate cover. Height 14 cm. Diameter 12 cm
A George II silver tea caddy, London 1735, of rectangular form with canted corners, with domed cap and sliding shoulder section, later engraved initials to body. Height 14 cm, weight 9.5oz, weight 272gms.
A George II silver tea caddy, by Samuel Herbert & Co, London 1754 of inverted baluster form and chased with floral and 'C' scrolls, raised on a spread circular foot, the pull-Off cover with bird finial. Height 15 cm, weight 8.5oz, weight 244gms.
Dutch silver miniature tea caddy, 1882, import marks for London 1895 of bombe form, weight 150 grams
Antique Austro-Hungarian silver tea caddy or sugar box
A Chinese silver gilt and enamel tea caddy, of lobed hexfoil form, the turquoise and coral jewelled mesh work body applied with alternating panels of relief moulded and enamelled scenes of birds perched among flowering peony and prunus branches,…
Two Irish William IV silver 'Chinoiserie' tea caddies, Richard Sawyer Jnr, Dublin 1834, both approximately 14.2 cm high and total weight 1425gms
A fine George III sterling silver tea caddy London 1788, maker's mark of Harry Chawner, of oval shape, with banded engraved saw-tooth decoration, engraved monogram 'M', complete with original key, with original receipt, Stanley Lipscombe, 21 cm. high
A Chinese silver and enamel tea caddy, of lobed form with a gilt wash interior, the mesh body relief decorated and enamelled with exotic birds on flowering peony and blossom branches interspersed with coral and turquoise jewelling,…
A George III sterling silver tea caddy maker's mark W.C, London 1817 Oval, with a flush hinged lid with a bright-cut foliate border, jewelled edges, 462 grs. total weight of silver, 8.5 cm high;, together with a sterling silver caddy spoon
A George III sterling silver tea caddy London 1755 by Samuel Herbett & Co the waisted body raised on scroll feet and profusely embossed with scrolling and flowers and coat of arms the cover with two seated infants and trophies of war 13 cm high
George III Hester Bateman hallmarked sterling silver tea caddy London 1787, lockable lid, swing handle finial, engraved, marked 'HB' to base, small dent to lid which closes irregularly. Height 11 cm (Total)
A pair of Victorian silver-gilt tea caddies and matching blending bowl (with cross-banded strung mahogany travelling box), London 1850, maker JVM, caddies 14 cm high, bowl 12 cm high
A sterling silver elliptical tea caddy makers' mark obscure Sheffield 1922
Hallmarked sterling silver tea caddy, Sheffield 1907, maker Walker & Hall, two ring handles, lidded
Antique Georgian sterling silver de Lamerie pattern tea caddy, London 1829
George III sterling silver tea caddy of oval form, decorated with beading and bright cut neo-classical engraving, monogrammed. Fitted with a lock (not tested). London 1780, maker Sam Wood. 410grams
Continental silver tea caddy, decorated with romantic themes, bottle shaped
Octagonal silver gilt tea caddy with tortoise feet and a moss agate lid
Sterling silver tea caddy, hallmarked for Sheffield 1898, made by Walker & Hall
George III mahogany tea caddy of chamfered rectangular form with an ogee moulded top, a scroll swing handle, a crimson velvet interior with a divider,…