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Faux tortoiseshell tea caddy, in the form of a hat box with hinged lid set with brass handle, strapping and hinged clasp, height 15 cm

Victorian sarcophagus shaped mahogany tea caddy, c. 1860, with string inlay, an ivory keyhole and brass lion handles, raised on brass eagle claw and ball feet, containing two lidded compartments with ivory pulls, with ivory handled sterling silver tea spoo

Georgian oval satinwood and marquetry tea caddy, c. 1790, crossbanded with Brazilian rosewood, decorated with foliate design in harewood marquetry, with key and sterling silver tea spoon mark of George knight, London, 1821 (2), height 13 cm width 15 cm dep

Georgian oval satinwood and marquetry tea caddy, c. 1790, decorated with wreath, bow and arrow, the lid with a brass pulls and floral marquetry, with key, height 12 cm width 15 cm depth 9 cm. Provenance: Martyn Cook Antiques Sydney, the collection of Dr. H

Regency mahogany and marquetry tea caddy, c. 1830, rectangular with marquetry and ebony string inlay on all sides and in the interior, with ivory keyhole, containing two removable canisters, height 12 cm width 18 cm depth 12 cm. Provenance: The collection

George I sterling silver tea caddy, mark of Elizabeth Goodwin, London, 1725, of octagonal form with domed, pull-off cap to slide-off cover, surmounted by an acorn finial, on stepped base, hallmarked, weight 207 grams height 13.5 cm. Provenance: Private Col

Tea caddy, 19th century Japanese lacquered, beautifully decorated with scholars scene with lead twin boxes inside with engraved lids and ivory finials

A tea caddy, pair of compotes, and a barrel shaped box, blackwood, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, (4 items), the tea caddy 13 cm high, 14 cm wide, 10 cm deep

Regency mahogany tea caddy twin lidded interior, on 4 ivory ball feet, circa 1825, length 24 cm.

Sterling silver ornate embossed tea caddy hallmarked London 1896, maker: Josiah Williams & Co, approximate total weight 130 grams

A Regency mother-of-pearl tea caddy, English circa 1830, 11 cm high, 17 cm wide, 12 cm deep

A George III tortoisehell and ivory veneered tea caddy, with a silver escutcheon and plate engraved 'E.Whitaker', standing on bun feet, 12 cm high,19.5 cm wide, 12 cm deep

A Regency period tortoise shell tea caddy, with ring side handles and original feet, glass mixing bowl

A Regency period mahogany tea caddy, with fitted interior

A sterling silver tea caddy, Sheffield, 1907, Rubbed makers mark, weight 129g, height 8.5 cm

A George III mahogany tea caddy, early 19th century, of sarcophagus form on flattened bun feet, the hinged top enclosing a fitted interior with a cut glass mixing bowl flanked by a pair of removable covered canisters, height 19 cm, length 30 cm, width 15 c

Two pairs of antique brass candlesticks together with a Lipton's souvenir tea caddy from the British Empire exhibition 1925, (5 items), the tallest 26 cm high

An English tea caddy, flame mahogany with original fitted interior, circa 1830, 20 cm high, 35 cm wide, 18.5 cm deep

A Georgian tea caddy, mahogany and oak with string inlay, 18th century, interior has been removed, a??15 cm high, 26 cm wide, 15 cm deep

A Georgian tea caddy, flame mahogany and satinwood with marquetry top and front, late 18th century, interior relined in green felt, 12.5 cm high, 19 cm wide, 12 cm deep

Two Levi Borgstrom carved wooden spoons, one a tea caddy scoop, the other with wide tapered bowl, small crack to rim, both with hook form short handles. Maximum width 10.5 cm.

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, London 1894, 147g

George III mahogany tea caddy rectangular shape, the interior with 2 lidded compartments and central Bristol blue glass mixing bowl, 29 cm width

Regency rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy the interior with 2 lidded compartments and central crystal mixing bowl on brass lions paw feet (lacking handles) 30 cm width

George III satinwood & marquetry octagonal tea caddy the lid and front decorated with 3 classical beauties, the back and sides inlaid with burr walnut oval panels, green velvet lined interior with lift out lid, 13 cm width, 12.5 height

George V. sterling silver tea caddy two handled bombe form, hinged lid with swing handle, beaded rim on shell top scroll feet, Sheffield 1913, approx 162g

Small George III sterling silver tea caddy footed vase shape with embossed flowerheads and swags, the removable domed lid with urn finial, London 1771, maker Samuel Taylor, approx 297g

A George III sterling silver tea caddy, by John Emes, London, circa 1799, of ovoid form, with a domed hinged cover opening to a divided interior, the engraved frieze of floral design, above an engraved wreath and lower band of leaves and twigs. 428gms ster

Collection 2012 Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee pieces including: limited edition Buckingham Palace tea caddy, marked to base and # 963/1000; and a pair mugs, in original packaging.

George III mahogany tea caddy three section interior with inlaid burr maple lids, circa 1820, length 30.5 cm.

A George III silver tea caddy spoon, heart shaped bowl with plain split design handle, London 1813 by Josiah Snatt.

A silver tea caddy, pillarbox shape with scrolling hinged handle to lid, Birmingham 1909, 111gm.

Early 19th century Sheffield Plate tea caddy, the body of reeded elliptical form, set with a stepped domed cover and pineapple finial, with engraved heraldic crest plaque to body, height 16.5 cm, width 13.5 cm

English late 18th century Sheffield silver on copper tea caddy, in Adams taste, of oval form, decorated with central crest of a hand clasping a salmon surrounded by floral swags, with beaded edges, 8.5 x 13 cm

Tea caddy, carved mahogany of Georgian sarcophagus form with two lidded compartments

A George IV calamander tea caddy; of sarcophagus form, the domed rising top revealing twin caddies; flanked by ring handles on reeded bun feet. Height 22 cm, width 36 cm, depth 19.5 cm. Provenance: David Jones' Antiques Department, 27 November 1974. Thence

A Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, Birmingham, circa 1880, with domed lid and gilt washed interior, engraved with a lion's head encompassed by a chain, 7.5 cm high, 10 cm wide, 4.5 cm deep, 150gms total weight of silver

A set of three hallmarked sterling silver tea caddy spoons, wt 31.5g

Rococo style Victorian tea caddy having floral and scrolled work with blank cartouche on each side. By Robinson, Edkins & Aston Birmingham. 1839, height10.1 cm. Weight250.5 grams.

A Georgian lacquered Chinoiserie tea caddy, early 19th century, gilt painted with a scene of scholars in a courtyard, with original cut crystal tea bowls sitting in a fully fitted blue velvet lined interior, standing on four gilt bronze paws, 21.5 cm high,

George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon scalloped form spoon, marked Duty Passant 1796. length 7 cm

A George III satinwood inlaid mahogany tea caddy, with a matching set of silver tea spoons by John, Henry & Charles Lias of London, circa 1823, with gilt bronze lion form ring handles, standing on bun feet, original bowl and tongs, 20.5 cm high, 25.5 cm wi

Chinese export ware tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, decorated with reserves of figures in a pagoda setting, with floral accents, the hinged cover opening to reveal two pewter tea containers, raised on four giltwood feet, 12.5 cm x 21 cm x 15 cm

Lovely Chinese Qing Dynasty, 19th century export lacquer tea caddy, c.1840, of octagonal form, decorated with figures within landscapes, on a brown lacquer ground, the cover opening to reveal two pewter tea caddies, set with covers and ivory handles, the w

An antique carved bone fan, pair of cufflinks, tea caddy spoon, Delft porcelain clog ornaments and four Spanish tiles (10 items), the fan 18 cm high

A Neo-Gothic antique English tea caddy, rosewood with gilt metal mounts, circa 1840, interior fitted with two lidded compartments with whalebone handles, 14 cm high, 23 cm wide, 13 cm deep

An antique English rosewood double tea caddy, early 19th century, interior fitted with original boxes and velvet lining, 21 cm high, 32 cm wide, 16 cm deep

An antique Georgian tea caddy, tortoiseshell inlaid with silver, circa 1800, interior fitted with original zinc compartments with tortoiseshell lids, a fine example. 13 cm high, 19.5 cm wide, 17 cm deep

An English Georgian tortoiseshell tea caddy with twin compartments, circa 1810, 13 cm high, 17 cm wide, 11 cm deep

A Dutch Delft ware tea caddy with armorial crest, 18th century, 11 cm high

An English sterling silver tea caddy, 20th century, 9 cm high, 290 grams

An English pewter 'Tudric' Art Deco tea caddy, made for Liberty & Co. London, circa 1930, 9 cm high

Two Levi Borgstrom carved wooden spoons, one a tea caddy scoop, the other with wide tapered bowl, both with hook form short handles. Maximum width 10.5 cm.

George III sterling silver oval tea caddy with bright cut bands and two shields, one with engraved initials, detachable lid, Sheffield 1796, maker William Tucker & Co, approx 133 grams

Victorian walnut Gothic revival two section tea caddy all studded brass & ivorine fittings

George III casuarina tea caddy with satin wood and sunburst inlay, sliding lid and canisters

A Victorian silver tea caddy, bombe shape, the exterior profusely embossed, the lid with a pagoda knop, raised on four scrolling feet, Birmingham 1851 by Elkington & Co Ltd. 391gm.

A Victorian silver tea caddy spoon, fiddle and thread pattern with shell bowl, London 1849 by Chawner & Co (George William Adams).

Chinese blue and white porcelain tea caddy. With carved wooden lid with 'Shou' character. On a wooden stand. Height 14 cm without stand. Provenance: Luciano Sita collection, Sydney.

A collection of items, including a, Royal Copenhagen bird figurines, Sato Japanese cloisonne vase, Richard Ginori tea caddy and matching dish. The tea caddy 12 cm high.

Victorian rosewood tea caddy 19th century of sarcophagus form with mother-of-pearl inlay, interior with pressed glass bowl flanked by two canisters, height 22 cm, width 33 cm, depth 18 cm. Provenance: David Jones Gallery, Sydney. Private Collection, Sydney

Tea caddy, 19th century simulated grain decorated with brass mounts and key

A tortoiseshell tea caddy, with ivory inlay, sarcophagus shaped, two section and lidded interior, raised on ball feet. Height 17 cm, minor losses.

A William IV tortoiseshell tea caddy, sarcophagus shaped, monogrammed Rba 1799, two section and lidded interior, raised on ball feet. Minor losses. Height 18 cm.

Victorian rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy twin lidded compartments to interior, 16 cm height, 28 cm width

George III chequer strung mahogany tea caddy with 3 division interior, and original swan handle to lid, circa 1770s, length 23 cm; height 14 cm excluding handle.

Victorian rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy with brass inlay, twin lidded compartments to interior, 15.5 cm height, 24 cm width some brass stringing missing

Large William IV dark rosewood tea caddy on flat bun feet with interior canisters, C:1835

Maling Ringtons blue & white porcelain tea caddy small chip to inside of rim, 19 cm height

A collection of silver mounted cutlery items and seals, comprising eight pieces including three silver spoons with shell bowls, two horn spoons, two ivory handed Continental silver desk seals and a silver plated tea caddy spoon

A 19th century elm octagonal pillar-box tea caddy, with 'pagoda' lid surmounted by a brass finial. Height 30 cm

A Chinese mid Qing Dynasty blue and white square tea caddy, height 16 cm, 10.5 cm x 5.8 cm

A Regency tea caddy, casuarina and pine with brass lion handles and bun feet, circa 1825, interior fitted with casuarina compartments and glass mixing bowl, 22 cm high, 31 cm wide, 15 cm deep

A Victorian Old Sheffield Plate tea caddy with rams head handles, height 22 cm registration marks for circa 1873

A Chinese yellow Yixing tea caddy, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), circa 19th century, the square form large caddy decorated to the sides and lid with moulded shallow relief decoration of dragons and phoenix amongst clouds. Circular impressed seal mark to base.

An English flame mahogany tea caddy, 19th century, the hinged lid opening to a felt interior with a central cut glass footed bowl flanked by mahogany cannisters, 17 cm high, 30.5 cm wide, 15 cm deep

An early 1900s silver tea caddy, oval form with engraved wreaths and swags to exterior, beaded rims, Chester 1912. 99.97gm.

A carved elm pear form tea caddy, a carved elm pear form tea caddy, with key, 18.5 cm high

A silver plated teapot, includes three other pieces of silver plate, one being a Sheffield Plate tea caddy. Height 26 cm, width 23.5 cm

Antique Russian silver tea caddy spoon, marked. 84 Zolotniki. Moscow c1887 (L10 cm Wt12g)

A Victorian silver tea caddy spoon, fiddle pattern with engraved decoration of swags and bows, London 1870 by Chawner & Co (George William Adams).

A Victorian silver tea caddy spoon, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1839 by William Eaton.

An antique white metal teapot and tea caddy in a woven box, Republic era, 1920s, teapot made in Fukien province, caddy made in Hunan, a cusped square section teapot with twin handles and a recessed lid, engraved with figures, flowers and script signed by e

Good Victorian brass inlaid rosewood tea caddy extensive brass inlay to lid and sides and interior, fitted interior with two zinc lined compartments, and central glass mixing bowl, key available, length 32 cm.

A late Victorian Staffordshire 'Egg Shell' porcelain and sterling silver coffee service, setting for six, comprising coffee cans and saucers, tea pot, creamer, sugar basin and tea caddy. The sterling silver overlay designed with rose flower garland and che

A 19th century mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, the body and hinged lid with mother of pearl and brass-line inlay. The fitted interior is lined with red velvet, on bun feet. 19 x 33 x 15 cm.

Unusual Japanese ivory tea caddy, in the form of a lotus, with butterfly finial, height 8 cm and diameter 9 cm

A Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy with floral mother of pearl inlay, circa 1850, of serpentine form, standing on ivory bun feet, 13.5 cm high, 20 cm wide, 12.5 cm deep

A Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy with engraved silver cartouche to lid, circa 1860, with engraved silver cartouche to the hinged cover and engraved initials Me, 16.5 cm high, 17.5 cm wide, 11.5 cm deep

A Georgian mother of pearl tea caddy, with bone handled lidded interior compartments, 14.5 cm high, 20 cm wide, 12 cm deep

Edward VII sterling silver tea caddy, part fluted cylindrical body, Birmingham 1908, approx 96 gms

William IV rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, traditional form, two handled (one chipped), interior with 2 lidded compartments and glass mixing bowl on bun feet, 31 cm wide

George III mahogany tea caddy, plain oblong shape, shell and scroll cast handle, three division interior on brass lions paw feet, 25 cm wide

Victorian burr walnut & parquetry banded tea caddy, oblong dome top shape, the interior with twin lidded compartments

An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain tea caddy, octagonal lozenge section, decorated with a continuous landscape. Replaced wooden cover, old chips, height 12 cm

Dutch silver tea caddy hand wrought figure decorations to circumference and lid, pseudo hallmarked to base and '930,' height 8 cm; weight 150grams