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A 19th century silver plate tea caddy and teapot stand, the oval tea caddy with key opening to reveal a two-compartment interior, the shield engraved cartouche framed with floral spray and ribbon, the oval teapot stand with similar cartouche, bead edge to

Sterling silver tea caddy embossed with swags and ribbons, hallmarked Birmingham 1908, 80.2g

A Chinese hand beaten silver tea caddy, circa 1900, 10 cm high, 140 grams

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy spoon Birmingham 1866, makers Hilliard and Thomason, weight 16grams Dents

A Georgian tortoiseshell tea caddy with ivory handle & mother of pearl keyhole, octagon in shape with internal lid & metal lined, handle has come away from top, height 18 cm

An Australian cedar string satinwood inlaid tea caddy, early 19th century 19 cm high, 31 cm wide, 15 cm deep

George III sterling silver twin handled tea caddy, hallmarked, London, 1813, I,M, with finial and domed cover, flanked by a classical shaped body, decorated with cartouche and phoenix, surrounded by scroll work on circular stepped foot, total weight 185gm,

A Regency flame mahogany tea caddy, sarcophagus form, captured ring side handles, M-'o-P inlay and escutcheon, the interior with twin compartments and maker's/retailer's label. Small veneer flaw.

Chinese silver-gilt, filigree and enamel tea caddy, 20th century of hexafoil form, the filigree body and cover applied with enamel birds and flowers and semi-precious stones, marked 'Silver' to the underside, weight 355 grams height 14 cm

Good Victorian silver plate tea caddy, (height 11 cm).

A small Dutch silver tea caddy box with English export marks, 19th century, 189gms, 12 cm high, 9.5 cm wide, 7 cm deep

A George III sterling silver bright cut tea caddy spoon, George Wintle, London, 1796, length 6.8 cm

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy with gadrooned body and the screw lid with a shell form display. Hallmark- London c1891 Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson). Height 9 cm. Weight 120g

Victorian figured walnut domed tea caddy, two sectioned interior

Regency rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, with twin lidded interior and central glass mixing bowl

George III mahogany tea caddy, plain oblong form with brass handle and 3 division interior

George V sterling silver oval tea caddy, plain oval the hinged lid with flaming finial, Birmingham 1913

Early 19th century Naples tea caddy, painted with classical study entitled 'Venus', blue beehive mark, 12 cm height

A Regency burr walnut tea caddy, of sarcophagus shape, the interior with two compartments flanking a cavity for bowl. 33 cm x 18 cm x 20 cm

A Regency mahogany tea caddy with satinwood stringing, oblong, the interior with two compartments flanking a well for bowl. 29 cm x 14.5 cm x 14.5 cm

A late Victorian silver tea caddy spoon, decorated bowl and handle, Sheffield 1899.

Antique marquetry inlaid tea caddy with 4 inside lidded compartments, 34 cm x 24.5 cm, 17 cm high

Vintage sarcophagus form tea caddy dome lid, opening to fitted interior, with 2 lidded compartments, with remnants of silver lining, on bun feet, height 17 cm, width 20 cm

A tea caddy, walnut with ebony inlay, English, circa 1840, 13 cm high, 21 cm wide, 12 cm deep

A Georgian tea caddy, mahogany with beech inlay, whalebone knobs and brass lion handles, early 19th century, interior witted with lids and holder for a bowl (no bowl), 19 cm high, 34 cm wide, 19 cm deep

A Chinese silver tea caddy, early 20th century Chinese seal mark stamped 'Sm' 14.5 cm high, 250 grams

A Georgian Sheraton period inlaid tea caddy, oblong with canted corners, the hinged lid inlaid with a moth, the front with a shell in tinted and shaded satinwood. 18.5 cm x 10.5 cm x 12 cm

18th C. Dutch silver tea caddy of navette form by Pieter van Reidt 1784-1801. Marked Amsterdam. Q. PVR. lion rampant, approx. weight, height 10 cm

Victorian English papier mache' tea caddy with gilt, inlaid shell and ivory decoration, fitted interior, circa 1870, 12 cm x 19 cm, 13 cm high approx.

George III mahogany tea caddy with boxwood & ebony stringing, claw & ball brass feet & a brass top handle, 25 cm wide, 15 cm high & 14 cm deep approx.

Georgian partridge wood tea caddy with boxwood strung edges and an inlaid ivory lozenge-shaped escutcheon, cir19 cm x 11 cm, 12 cm high approx.

Vintage spherical wood tea caddy ball shaped container, on 4 metal ball feet, height 14 cm

19th century tea caddy with brass fittings (later key included), width 18 cm X depth 11 cm approx

Regency rosewood and silver tea caddy rosewood with silver borders and corners, with 2 interior lidded compartments, circa 1820, length 21 cm, height 10 cm

A George III mahogany travelling tea caddy, late 18th century, of classical cube form with a hinged top with brass ring pull, the upper meeting edge and the foot slightly projecting, the case in richly figured mahogany with all edges ebony strung, the sing

A George III satinwood and inlaid tea caddy, latter half 18th century, rectangular with canted corners, the hinged top enclosing two compartments with original covers, inlaid throughout with shell, patera, and classical details in various woods on the sati

A George III rosewood tea caddy, early 19th century, of plain double-cube form with a hinged top, with boxwood stringing to all edges, 15 cm high, 30 cm wide, 15 cm deep,

19th century Chinese blue and white tea caddy. Of hexagonal form. Scrolling foliate design. Turned wooden lid and wooden stand, height 16.5 cm (incl.stand)

Georgian mahogany tea caddy. Coffin form caddy with two internal compartments, raised on four low bun feet. Replaced bone escutcheon, height 14 cm length 22.5 cm depth 13 cm

Georgian tea caddy house. Hinged rooftop lid with drawer below. With painted Georgian architectural details, height 32 cm

Tunbridge ware tea caddy 19th century, with floral & fruiting vine inlaid decoration, waisted body & bun feet, 21.5 cm wide, 13.5 cm high & 11 cm deep

Antique Chinoiserie tea caddy on 4 dragon head feet & with a fitted interior, 21 cm x 15 cm, 14 cm high approx., losses to feet,

Continental silver tea caddy extensively decorated with figures in a hunting scene, and embossed leaf and floral forms, to cover and caddy. Hallmarked and marked 925. Height 12 cm approx, weight 170grams

Victorian lacquer tea caddy hand painted blossom decorated, with gilt highlights, on black lacquer ground, interior with 2 lacquer compartment lids, with MoP handles, key available. Height 14 cm

Small Victorian sarcophagus shape tea caddy

Vintage Chinese pewter tea caddy engraved decorative panels and calligraphy. Marked to base. Height 15 cm

A late Victorian silver hinged lidded tea caddy, lobed ovoid form with floral embossed and C-scroll top rim, the lid with wrythen finial, raised on four pad feet. London 1897 by George Unite & Sons. 209gm.

A late Victorian Arts & Crafts Keswick School tea caddy spoon, finely hammered bowl, the tapered broad handle with punch detailed rim. Birmingham 1899 by Keswick School of Industrial Art.

A Chinese Canton export lacquer tea caddy, 19th century, decorated with figures in landscapes and scrolling foliage in gold lacquer on a black ground. Opening to two pewter tea canisters, the whole raised on claw feet, 15 cm high, 24 cm wide, 17 cm deep

A tea caddy and an etui, early 19th century, both in tortoiseshell, the caddy with a hinged top enclosing two covers (the etui missing implements), tea caddy 13 cm high 16 cm wide, 10.5 cm deep.

A fine George III inlay mahogany tea caddy, circa 1800, the top with burr elm panel with ebony and satinwood geometric marquetry, the hinged top enclosing covers, 14 cm high, 23 cm wide, 12.5 cm deep

An ebony and mother of Pearl-Inlaid tea caddy, circa 1860, of sarcophagus form on reeded bun feet, the hinged top enclosing a zinc-lined interior, inlaid with neo classical decoration with foliate and birds, 17 cm high, 32 cm wide, 25 cm deep

A Chinese Canton export lacquer tea caddy, 19th century, decorated with figures in landscapes and scrolling foliage in gold lacquer on a black ground. Opening to two pewter tea canisters., 21 cm high, 37 cm wide, 27 cm deep

A George III Sheraton satinwood tea caddy, circa 1800, the lid and front with cartouches of shells and ebony and satinwood banding enclosing two compartments with covers, 13 cm high, 18 cm long, 10 cm wide

A Sheraton George III burr elm tea caddy, circa 1820, rectangular form with cantered corners, the top and front inlaid with shells, the hinged top enclosing compartments with covers, largest 13 cm high, 19 cm wide, 10 cm deep

A George III satinwood tea caddy, circa 1810, with cantered corners and inset shell decoration, the top enclosing a pair of compartments, 12 cm high, 19.5 cm wide, 11 cm deep

A collection of flatware, 18th century and later, comprising a pair of sauce ladles, four decorative spoons, sugar nips, a folding medicine spoon and a tea caddy spoon.

Antique Russian tea caddy spoon etched to underside with symmetrical band and floral surround, to handle and bowl, hallmarked St Petersburg C1908- 1926

Cedar tea caddy (Likely Australian) 19th century, length 21 cm, depth 12 cm, height 14 cm.

Edwardian sterling silver tea caddy and tray, hallmarked Sheffield, 1909, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, of boat form with reeded border and engraved with central inscription, with a hinged domed lid set with baluster finial, on elliptical form tray with reede

Late Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, hallmarked, London,1898, makers rubbed, of square form with chamfered corners and urn finial, total weight 412gm, height 11 cm

Austrian silver Art Nouveau tea caddy, of oval form, with floral bright cut decoration, raised on four floral Art Nouveau feet, with lock, total weight 539gm

George III sterling silver tea caddy, hallmarked London, 1763, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, of tapering lobed rectangular form, removable cover set with acorn final and gadrooned border, decorated with shell motifs and engraved armorial, set on four shell

Stuart Devlin silver and parcel gilt tea caddy spoon with a triangular shaped bowl and decorated with a monkey, hallmarked London 1976, length 14 cm

Chinese silver lidded tea caddy engraved bird and character decoration, character marks to base, height 8 cm Weight 90grams

Victorian rosewood tea caddy single lidded tea box, 14 cm wide, 10.5 cm high, some stringing missing

Late Victorian burr walnut tea caddy decorated with brass strap work, 22.5 cm wide, 15 cm high

Bamboo Oriental tea caddy with stone front

Oriental metal tea caddy with glass cased decorative panels, markings to base

A Georgian Revival silver tea caddy, of plain oval shape with reeded borders. (Dent beneath finial). Chester 1923.

Regency rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form on bun feet (one missing)

Regency mahogany tea caddy rectangular form, with satinwood cross banding

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy oval shape with quatrefoil outline, engraved bright cut decoration of ribbons, floral swags and cartouches, Sheffield, 1861, maker, Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co

Victorian tea caddy, of rectangular baluster form, opening to fitted interior raised on bun feet, a/f, length 30.5 cm

Victorian inlaid walnut tea caddy, of domed casket form, decorated with inlaid geometric motifs, with two interior compartments, height 15 cm

A Georgian tea caddy, tortoiseshell, mother of pearl & ivory, circa 1820.

Three sterling silver tea caddy spoons, a sterling Infant's spoon, and a pair of sterling silver tongs, late 19th century, Netherlands, with London 1911 import mark, an embossed, Edward II' spoon, a post 1945 Georg Jensen 'Acanthus' caddy spoon, a 1937, Bi

A Regency rosewood tea caddy box c.1830's, the interior later relined with velvet, height 17 cm, width 30 cm, depth 15 cm

A George III sterling silver tea caddy London, 1773 by Pierre Gillois. Rectangular baluster form, embossed foliate decoration, the pull off cover with pineapple finial engraved with an armorial, on four scroll feet. Height 13 cm

A Regency rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy English, circa 1810, fitting interior with crystal mixing bowl. Height 16 x 34 x 20 cm

A sterling silver octagonal tea caddy stamped sterling silver. Height 13 cm. With a German silver lidded box, marked G?ndel Leipzig, raised foliate decoration on four ball feet. Height 11 cm.

George III hallmarked sterling silver footed tea caddy, unmarked with faux marks from a spoon of Robert Sharp, London, 1797, 500 grams & 20 cm high (no key)

Regency brass inlaid tea caddy c1825, with Bramah type lock, interior with twin vaulted top canisters, original finely cut bowl and tea caddy spoon, 33 cm, length, 16 cm, height approx

A Victorian silver tea caddy, of baluster shape with embossed floral decoration. London 1897 by Edmund Johnson. 230gm. Height 15 cm.

A collection of seven various Sydney Harbour Bridge souvenir tea caddy spoons [7], one Stokes & Sons

Large Regency rosewood tea caddy sarcophagus shape with double angled top, twin canisters and original bowl with ground pontil, with key, c.1830

An old Chinese porcelain famille rose lidded tea caddy, the rectangular body and circular flat top lid decorated in traditional figures within walled gardens with floral spray highlights, gilt borders. Height 12.2 cm. Raised on conforming rectangular dark

A Victorian chinoiserie tea caddy, the interior with tin liner, the lid decorated with conforming chinoiserie designs, ivory button, width 16.5 cm, depth 11.5 cm, height 9.5 cm.

A rare William IV mahogany miniature chiffonier tea caddy, upstand back, single drawer above two arched panelled doors enclosing two tea caddy drawers with lids above two smaller drawers, original linings and turned bone handles, all raised on turned feet.

George III oval mahogany tea caddy with leaf inlays and chequer and plain stringing and original handle to lid, c1780

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy hallmarked London 1897, maker: William Hutton & Sons Ltd, height 10 cm, 144 grams

George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon Birmingham 1805, maker's mark rubbed, length 7 cm, weight 6 grams

George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon with mother of pearl handle, of shovel form. hallmarked Birmingham 1810, Maker Joseph Willmore

George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon, of shovel form. Hallmarked London 1805, maker JS (John Shea)

George III casurina tea caddy early rectangular example, excellent triple interior with lidded canisters and heavy cut bowl, c1,800

Regency pallisander tea caddy of curved sarcophagus form, with flowerhead ring handles and ornate paw feet, triple interior with matching canisters, c1825