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Yogya silver Lidded tea caddy, with chased basket weave and foliate decoration, approx 490g, 17 cm high .

Silver plate tea caddy, approx 8 cm high

18th c. Dutch tea caddy spoon, marked to stem and also to reverse with later import mark, approx 12.5 cm long

A sterling silver tea caddy having gold wash interior, 8 cm high

A George IV silver tea caddy spoon, shovel form with mother of pearl handle. George Unite, Birmingham 1827

A superb French kingwood and Sevres panel serpentine shaped tea caddy table, 78 cm high, 43 cm wide, 31 cm deep

Regency inlaid tea caddy with fitted interior

Spode 'Chelsea Bird' lidded tea caddy

A silver tea caddy spoon, the handle shaped as a kettle. Weight 19g.

A colonial Indian silver lidded tea caddy, barrel form, embossed with traditional hunting scenes including tigers, various figures and buildings. 172gms. Height 9 cm

Late Regency mahogany tea caddy, cross banded in rosewood and strung, original lion side handles, with 3 section inlaid interior, C.1830, 31.5 cm x 17 cm, 19 cm high approx.

Mid Georgian walnut tea caddy, with small bracket feet, brass escutcheon & handle & 3 section interier, 26 cm x 12.5 cm, 14 cm high approx.

Late Regency mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, with 3 section interior, lids with original turned ivory knobs, 27 cm x 13.5 cm, 15 cm high approx.

Sterling silver tea caddy c.1901, approx. 105gr

18th century tea caddy spoon. Heavily chased silver and gilt decorated with a skull, angel, tree of life etc. Marked cross hammers S and crossed swords 13, approx 13 cm L, 50g

A c.1900 Dutch .835 silver decorative tea caddy, oval section, the cylindrical body with traditional repousse tavern scenes with multiple figures, the lobed shoulder below the decorative cap form lid with turned finial. 165gms. Height 11.2 cm

A Regency rosewood tea caddy, of sarcophagus shape with mother-of-pearl inlay, the hinged lid opening to reveal two compartments flanking a cavity for a mixing bowl. Width 34 cm

Georgian sarcophagus tea caddy, with brass fittings on four ball feet, width 20 cm, diameter 12 cm, height 14 cm

Good Georgian tea caddy, with internal two box and centre mixing bowl fittings (blue glass bowl fitted later), brass side handles and inlaid key escutcheon, width 34 cm, diameter 16 cm, height 17 cm

Antique Chinese export ware blue & white tea caddy, 12 cm high

Early Chinese export figural porcelain tea caddy, height 15.5 cm

Edwardian sterling silver tea caddy, hallmarked London 1902 (Sibray, Hall & Co Ltd), 11.8 cm high, 176 grams

Late 18th century Caughley blue & white tea caddy, fisherman pattern, 12 cm high.

Late 18th century Worcester tea caddy, fence pattern, crescent mark, 10 cm high., faults

Antique silver plated tea caddy, wine funnel, and grape scissors

Georgian style silver plated tea caddy, with lion mask handles to sides, 12 cm high

George III Old Sheffield Plate tea caddy, with 2 key lock lift lid compartments, 16 cm wide, 18 cm high

A lidded silver tea caddy, 20 x 14 cm

Silver plated tea caddy

Georgian rosewood tea caddy with original inserts & mixing bowl C1820

Chinese archaic style bronze wine vessel, with silver and gilt inlay, swing handle, together with Chinese bronze censer engraved with floral motifs, and a Chinese bronze tea caddy decorated with a gilded dragon (3), height 31 cm

A Georgian cut glass tea caddy, circa 1810, the square section caddy with a compressed star cut lid, canted edges, and a diamond point border to the collar; with British antique Dealers' Association label and Moorabool Antiques gallery label, height 13 cm

A George IV sterling silver Chinoiserie tea caddy by John Wintle, London circa 1825, 17 cm high, 585 grams

A Victorian sterling silver octagonal Gothic tea caddy by Joseph Snr. and Joseph Jnr. Angell, mark over struck and engraved J Mayer, London 1845, 19 cm high, 575 grams

Treen apple form tea caddy, approx 13 cm high

Victorian coromandel tea caddy with extensive brass decoration & strength eners, having a two compartment interior with two lift-out boxes in satinwood. Brass plates on lid of boxes with initials 'G' & 'B', for green and black tea. Condition: good, some ge

Regency rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, with lion mask handles, 34.5 cm wide, 18 cm deep, 20.5 cm high

A Chinese porcelain rectangular lidded tea caddy, the hundred Antiques pattern in polychrome Enamels, 19th/20th century. Provenance: The collection of a retired airline executive, height 15 cm

Chinese porcelain rectangular lidded tea caddy, decorated with turquoise scrolling on a cobalt blue ground, 19th/20th century, cartouches on front and reverse of children at play in overglaze enamel. Provenance: The collection of a retired airline executiv

Chinese ceramic turquoise square lidded tea caddy decorated with phoenix on each side. Provenance: The collection of a retired airline executive, height 11 cm, width 8 cm

A Chinese porcelain rectangular lidded tea caddy with stylized sweet Pea scrolling decoration, 19th/20th century. Provenance: The collection of a retired airline executive, height 15 cm

Victorian tea caddy, of rectangular form, decorated with tunbridge inlay borders, opening to fitted interior and mixing bowl, a/f, together with another box and cover, (2)

An apprentice silver plate tea caddy, etched to the inner lid, worked by Jas. W Prickett 3rd February 1891', height 13 cm

Georgian sarcophagus shape tea caddy, on four brass feet, with lions head brass handles, width 31 cm, depth 17 cm, height 19.5 cm approx

Sterling silver tea caddy, hallmarked Chester 1912, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 10.5 cm high approx., 77g approx., as inspected

Victorian rosewood tea caddy having a bone inlaid keyhole, two internal lids, with a key & certificate.

Tunbridge ware burr timber tea caddy having a central panel depicting a rabbit, with two bands of inlaid panels to the top & the front. A mother of pearl inlaid keyhole, with two timber lidded inserts, with original key.

A George III sterling silver embossed foliate decorated baluster tea caddy by Thomas Foster, London 1765, 14 cm high

Tea caddy, late 19th century, silver gilt lidded canister, extensively decorated with blossoms & birds, in enamel turquoise, with jade collar mounted on the shoulder, height 18 cm

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy quatrefoil outline, hinged lid, gadrooned rim and base and lion mask & ring handles, London, 1898

An old Berlin hand-painted porcelain tea caddy, the front and back panels painted with classical figured scenes, jewelled gilt borders on cobalt ground, the sides, top and lid with further conforming detail, underglaze blue mark, signed J. Koller, the base

A Sheraton cube-form tea caddy, oval radiating inlays, cross-banded detail, chamfered corners, bone inlaid teardrop form escutcheon, a brass captured handle to the top. 12.5 cm x 10 cm x 12 cm

A George III flame mahogany inlaid tea caddy, rectangular form, satinwood and ebony strung, shell and floral inlays, a two-compartment interior. Compressed bun feet. 20.3 cm x 13 cm x 13.5 cm

Rosewood Regency double tea caddy with original bowl C1830

Mahogany Georgian tea caddy with brass handles

A George III ivory octagonal tea caddy, the ivory panels with fine banded green stained ivory and other banding, silver shield escutcheon, remains of silver foil to lining, some distress. 10 cm x 7.5 cm x 12 cm

Georgian tea caddy, with ivory panels, tortoiseshell stringing, inlaid mother of pearl & gold and handpainted cameo lozenge, 12 cm high, 15 cm wide approx. (losses).

A Japanese lacquered tea caddy, early 20th century, the rectangular hinged box with fan and flower shapes to the lid decorated with red and gold colours depicting birds and landscapes, the body with floral motifs and tendrils, with a circular patterned esc

A silver plate on copper tea caddy, height 12 cm

Antique French ebonized tea caddy, decorated with tortoise shell & brass banding

Antique brass decorated tea caddy, 21 cm x 13 cm, 13.5 cm high approx.

A Meiji Period (1868-1911 tea caddy, with applied silver chased decoration, the hinged domed top enclosing compartments. 23 cm high, 16 cm wide, 12 cm

Georgian Irish sterling silver tea caddy, marked Dublin, 1826, JL?, approx 234g & 10 cm high

A William IV mahogany Sacophagus tea caddy, opening to a central recess for a bowl, and two tea caddy compartments, 23 cm high

A fine carved bamboo tea caddy, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, Utilising the natural culm of the bamboo and finely carved in deep relief to a principal panel and three shaped cartouches, with figural narratives in traditional garden pavilion settings and two

Two porcelain tea caddies by Thuringian and Samson, 1800 and later 19th century, a Thuringian tea caddy of arched form with a monochrome profile portrait bust of Julius Caesar and spouse, and a floral decorated rectangular caddy with canted corners and an

A Regency mahogany tea caddy with marquetry and brass fittings, with fruitwood & ebony stringing, with original internal sectioning, 12.5 cm high

Art Nouveau Russian silver tea caddy, Moscow, 84 zolotnik purity (875), 15 cm high, 391 grams approx

A Georgian tea caddy, circa 1810, turtle shell and timber with silver name plate, 14 cm high, 16 cm wide, deep

A Chinese porcelain tea caddy, the hexagonal shape painted with iron red lion dogs, on six low feet, height 17 cm

A Regency burr walnut tea caddy, English, 19th century, 16 cm high, 30 cm wide, 14.5 cm deep

A Regency penwork tea caddy, English, crica 1810, 18 cm high, 22 cm wide, 14.5 cm deep

A George III papier mache tea caddy, attributed to Henry Clay, circa 1780, the caddy of elliptical form, the hinged lid surmounted by a brass swing handle, the ebonised ground decorated with trailing husk borders in the 'Etruscan' manner, foiled to the int

A Regency mahogany tea caddy with two boxes with hinge tops, on bun feet mixing bowl missing. 18 cm high, 31 cm wide, 15 cm deep.

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy with Mixing jar early 19th century, with two tea canisters and early glass mixing jar. Height 16 cm. Width 30 cm. Depth 16 cm Australiana

A sterling silver tea caddy, 1911 Birmingham, with rubbed maker's mark, the square section caddy with canted edges having a shaped and hinged dome lid with ball knop; hallmarked underside and to interior of lid, silver weight 130gr height 9.5 cm

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy, early 19th century, the simple rectangular box with a single tea compartment with remnant tin lining and a scallop rimmed glass mixing bowl. Height 14 cm. Width 24 cm. Depth 13 cm

A Continental silver tea caddy, 1944-1968 period Italy, with .800 standard and provincial stamp for Alessandria, the straight-sided oval caddy of slightly tapering form with a low domed lid and finial, engraved decoration surrounding plain cartouches and t

Two sterling silver Japanese geisha tea caddy spoons, Meiji period about 1900 and after 1928, one with the junjin character mark of pure silver, the later marked 'Sterling', the spoons both cast as kimono clad geisha, with the open parasols serving as the

A Japanese sterling silver geisha tea caddy spoon, Showa period, after 1928, the finely chased spoon cast as a geisha in a floral kimono, the terminal in the form of her shamisen, her open parasol serving as the bowl of the spoon; marked sterling underside

A Georgian paper mache and mother of pearl inlaid tea caddy, two compartments, with brass and mother of pearl fittings, (a/f), some inlay missing and lid missing screws. 15 x 25 x 18 cm

A Georgian mahogany dome top tea caddy on bracket feet, no key

A Regency oak and rosewood tea caddy, English, circa 1810, 18 cm high, 31 cm wide, 16 cm deep. Exhibited: Portobello Antiques, Auckland, 5 November 1990

Victorian Queensland maple campaign tea caddy having brass mounts & a hinged lift top, the interior with three hinged compartmentys with lead lining. Condition good, minor scratches & age related wear. Dimensions 23 x 252 x 22 cm

Antique Jennens & Betteridge paper mache tea caddy, with mother of pearlinlay, gilt highlights and fitted interior, 20 cm x 13 cm, 13 cm high approx.

A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy, of sarcophagus form with radiating pattern to the lid and front, canted corners, ivory trim and handles to the two interior lids, raised on bun feet. Minor attention required. 17.5 cm x 9.6 cm x 13.5 cm

Oriental pewter tea caddy

Victorian rosewood' tea caddy. Dome top; mother of pearl key escutcheon. Two internal lidded silvered sections. Bun feet. Length 21 cm

Antique Danish silver tea caddy spoon, marked Copenhagen 12 cm L, 15g

George iii sterling silver tea caddy with an ebony finial marked London, 1790, WS 220g

A Chinese silver cubic tea caddy, late Qing dynasty, late 19th/early 20th century, the hand beaten body applied with a scrolling dragon chasing a flaming pearl, the cover with lettering 'cha', the base marked 'Hu Tianxing, 10.5 cm high, 8 cm square, 170 gr

A Chinese porcelain tea caddy, 18th century, with arched shoulders, applied silver-plated rim and stopper with cork, encre de Chine, restrained floral sprays to all facets with decorative borders to shoulders, 17.5 x 8.5 x 4 cm

A Chinese famille verte tea caddy, Kangxi period (1662-1722), decorated with flowers and butterflies on each side, 15 x 11.2 x 5,4 cm (without wooden cover)

A Georgian burr walnut and rosewood dome top tea caddy., the caddy is of unusual concave shape. The interior is in original condition with two canisters and crystal mixing bowl.

A Georg Jensen sterling silver 'Cactus' tea caddy spoon, after 1945, with incuse mark, from the 1932 design by Gundorph Albertus, marked sterling Denmark underside. Silver weight 26gr. Length 10 cm

An antique mahogany tea caddy, 19th century, of sarcophagus form with a stepped square dome lid, with cross banding, side ring handles and squashed bun feet, enclosing a fitted interior with two lidded side compartments with remnant tin lining and a circul