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Good Georgian mahogany tea caddy
Hallmarked sterling silver table wares consisting of an Australian Arts & Crafts sugar spoon Perth, maker James A. Lynton weight 25g tea caddy spoon, with shell bowl and rope twist border. Partially marked, marker GS weight 20g tea caddy spoon, with shell
Antique Georgian rosewood tea caddy
A late Victorian silver plate-mounted oak tea caddy, late 19th century, of sarcophagus form with a hinged top enclosing two compartments with covers, the metal cover engraved with bamboo and foliate designs, the body with decoratively shaped mounts through
Early Victorian rosewood tea caddy 30 cm wide
A fine mother of pearl octagonal tea caddy, English, circa 1850. 10 cm high, 15 cm wide
A black and gilt lacquer export ware tea caddy, Chinese, Qing Dynasty, 19th century. 17 cm high, 24 cm wide
Maling blue and white covered tea caddy. Octagonal; decorated with scenes of industry to each side. Marked 'North-East Coast Industries Exhibition, Newcastle-On-Tyne, 1929'. Height 14 cm
Victorian mother of pearl tea caddy. Two internal mother of pearl lidded compartments. Losses to exterior. As inspected. Height 22 cm. Length 20 cm
An 18th century European silver lidded tea caddy with reeded borders, engraved bands, crest and ball finial. Possible French marks. Height 13.5 cm
A Georgian sterling silver oval tea caddy with hinged lid, urn finial and lock. Maker John Schofield, London, 1784. Weight: 354 grams. Width 13.5 cm
An unusual Victorian purple slag glass tea caddy, of sarcophagus shape, with fine floral decoration to the exterior, the interior with divided compartments. Width 18 cm
Victorian rosewood tea caddy fitted interior, two ring handles. Height 17 cm width 32 cm
Antique Chinese porcelain tea caddy complete with original lid, decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling vines. Early 19th century, Jiaqing or Daoguang reign periods. Slight expected signs of wear and use. Height 16.5 cm
Sterling silver Regency style tea caddy with fruit detail to handle. Maker James Dixon & Sons. Sheffield, 1905. Height 15 cm. Weight 310g
A Victorian burr-walnut domed top tea caddy, c.1870, decorated with metal mounts, with two inner compartments. Height 14.2 cm. Width 20 cm. Depth 11.5 cm
Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form with mother of pearl keyhole. Two fitted lids to interior. Dimensions 29 x 16 x 17 cm
Treen apple-shaped tea caddy, 11 cm high
Fine antique English blonde tortoise shell and ivory tea caddy, fitted with a two compartment interior, approx 13 cm high, 22 cm wide, 13 cm deep
Antique Regency brass inlaid mahogany tea caddy, 31 cm long
Silver plated tea caddy with engraved cartouche
An early 19th century sarcophagus tea caddy in mahogany with satinwood stringing and inlaid escutcheon, raised on gilt metal claw feet; the interior divided into three compartments, lids absent, some faults. 28 x 14 x 16 cm
An early 20th century silver tea caddy of serpentine rectangular form, the oval domed hinged lid with ivory finial, raised on compressed bun feet. London 1914 by S.W. Smith & Co. 11 x 8 x 10.5 cm Weight 287gms
Antique mahogany tea caddy, sarcophagus shaped
19th century Georgian style mahogany tea caddy. Sarcophagus form, with lions head ring handles and mother of pearl escutcheon; with two internal compartments. Lids available but detached; mixing bowl replacement. Height 17 cm, length 31 cm
A Georgian sterling silver oval tea caddy the lid and body with bright cutting and engraved floral borders. crest and ivory knop. Marks London 1799. Weight: 334g. Height 14 cm
Fine antique tortoise shell and ivory two section tea caddy, standing on ball feet, 16 cm wide, 15 cm high
An early 19th century Caughley tea caddy, the ovoid body with underglaze blue Chinese 'The Conversation' pattern, cylindrical neck, no cover, spreading circular foot, underglaze blue mark to base to simulate or resemble an oriental mark. Height 13.3 cm
19th century papier mache tea caddy
A large cross banded mahogany tea caddy 19th century, with a fully fitted interior inlaid with burr walnut, lacking the mixing bowl 17.5 x 39.5 x 19 cm
An Ango-Indian ivory panelled tea caddy, early 19th century, with metal mounts and a monogrammed roundel. 14 cm high
Victorian tea caddy, with burr walnut veneer, 21 cm wide, 12.5 cm high approx
Victorian tea caddy, with rosewood veneer, 32.5 cm wide, 18 cm high
A Regency flame mahogany small cube form tea caddy, plain form, singular section interior, oval floral embossed gilt metal escutcheon, good dark colour and patina. 12.5 cm x 9.5 cm x 11.2 cm
An early Victorian burr walnut tea caddy, the interior with two lidded compartments and paper lining to lid, brass keyhole escutcheon. 21.5 cm x 13 cm x 12.5 cm
A Victorian period walnut tea caddy, the dome top and front with decoratively cut-out brass panels inlaid with agate cabochon stones, the interior with two domed lidded compartments, original lining to lid. 23.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 15.5 cm
A good Edwardian silver tea caddy in the Adams manner, oval form, the fitted lid with domed central section and ebony finial, all fitted to a conforming boat form tray, raised on compressed ball feet, fine reeded rims. London 1906 by Martin Hall & Co. Tota
Chinese export 19th century tea caddy of pumpkin form, black lacquer with gilding of village scenes and pewter liner. Height 13 cm
A European silver tea caddy in rococo decoration. Height 13 cm
A European silver tea caddy with English import marks, rococo decoration. Height 14 cm
An 18th century Chinese lidded octagonal 'famille verte' enamel decorated tea caddy of traditional silver form. Lid restored. Height 11 cm
An Australian specimen wood inlaid huon pine and rosewood parquetry tea caddy, 19th century, the rectangular top onlaid with a pattern of three stars, the font panel parquetry work, 25 cm wide, 13 cm deep, 12 cm high
An Australian ivory mounted specimen wood tea caddy, circa 1840, the chamfered top and sides with parquetry decoration and applied ivory mounts, opening to a fitted interior with dual tea compartments, 18 cm wide, 11 cm deep, 14 cm high
Worcester tea caddy and cover, circa 1770 decorated en suite with the previous lot, 15,2 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection Victoria
Antique shagreen covered silver plated tea caddy
A Chinese porcelain tea caddy, European silver shape, square pillow form with arched shoulders, decorated in underglaze blue with lakeside pavilions and temples. Lid absent. Height 11.5 cm
A late Victorian silver plate tea caddy, rectangular baluster form embossed with florals and scrolls, flowerhead and leaf sculpted finial, raised on four scrolling legs. Hallmarks for Rogers & Slater
A George III octagonal inlaid mahogany tea caddy, circa 1800. 14 cm high
Victorian marquetry burr walnut tea caddy with a dome top. Dimensions 22.5 x 13.5 x 15.5 cm
A rare Chinese porcelain lidded tea caddy, decorated in underglaze blue with flowering vines within a spiral border. Early 19th century. Height 17 cm
A rosewood tea caddy, early 19th century, of sarcophagus form inlaid and strung with mother-of-pearl, the gadrooned hinged lid opening to a pair of hinged lidded canisters flanking a later moulded glass bowl, timber ring handles to the side, on small bun f
A mid Victorian octagonal black lacquered tea caddy with painted gilt Chinoiserie decoration. The interior with original fitted tin lidded engraved tea canisters, circa 1850. Length 23 cm
An early Victorian burr walnut tea caddy with boxwood stringing between all panels. Two lidded compartments with bone knobs. Side handles removed. Length 19 cm
A rare 18th century George III octagonal tea caddy in satinwood, finely inlaid on four panels with Sheraton style floral motifs, circa 1790. Height 11 cm
A good early Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, rectangular form, the mildly domed lid of hexagonal section, plain un-engraved rectangular top plaque and escutcheon, opening to reveal an ivory lined edge interior and two tortoiseshell covered compartments,
Royalty: collection including 1927 Visit of Duke & Duchess of York metal plaque; 1935 Silver Jubilee Meakin mug; 1937 George VI Coronation cigarette case & pen-knife; 1953 Coronation medal with bow, tray, money boxes (3), teapot, Copeland Spode mug & beake
A rare Australian folk art specimen tea caddy box, c.1929, made at the Wertheim piano factory. Burnley Melbourne, with inner label detailing some of the timbers used, including Queensland maple, silky oak, mountain ash, jarrah and swan bone. The top panel
9 various hallmarked sterling silver silver items. Three matching coffee spoons, Birmingham 1920; tea caddy spoon, London 1908; pr. Sugar nips; coffee spoon; two other spoons etc. Total weight 87g
Antique Sheffield plate oval fluted tea caddy
Victorian mahogany tea caddy with two canisters and glass mixing bowl
A George III mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy with brass bale handle and lock-plate and bracket feet. Height 14 cm. Width 24.5 cm.
Antique English wooden apple shaped tea caddy with key
A Chinese tea caddy, of hexagonal form, each panel decorated differently. Height 14 cm
Good small antique tartan tea caddy with fitted interior, good condition. On brass feet.
Good large antique tartan tea caddy with fitted interior, Stuart Tartan, good condition. On brass lion paw feet.
Small rosewood tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay
Large mahogany tea caddy with stringing, lion's head handle
A good George III tortoiseshell bowfront tea caddy, the flared pagoda form top with a small silver name plate engraved 'Sanderson', the front finely inlaid with mother-of-pearl chinoiserie decoration of florals and stylised building, plain three-quarter co
A carved fruitwood tea caddy in the form of an apple, English early 20th century. 12.5 cm high, diameter approx. 11 cm
Victorian inlaid walnut tea caddy with a key. Dimensions 12 x 23 x 13 cm
Antique boxes: walnut sewing box and rosewood tea caddy (guttered). (2 items)
A Chinese export lacquer tea caddy of shaped form with Chinoiserie decoration, faults. Height 16 cm. Width 26 cm. Depth 18 cm
A Chinese export lacquer tea caddy of rectangular form with Chinoiserie decoration and chased zinc interior. Height 14 cm. Width 26 cm. Depth 17.5 cm
A Victorian papier mache tea caddy. Rectangular form with domed lid painted and gilded decoration to the papier mache. 14 cm high, 18 cm wide
A George III Yew Wood tea caddy, the rectangular hinged top, with silver plate ring opening to reveal a mixing bowl compartment, flanked by hinged compartments. 15 cm high, 31 cm wide, 15 cm deep
A George III burr satinwood tea caddy, the sarcophagus with Ebony and boxwood stringing, with hinged top, opening to reveal two compartments, and ivory escutcheon on brass bun feet. 16 cm high, 19 cm wide
A Regency mahogany tea caddy. It is of scarcopogus form with ormolu ring handles, the hinged lid enclosing a mixing bowl compartment flanked by tea compartment. 18 cm high, 30 cm wide
Large tartan ware tea caddy with 3 internal compartments
Chinese blue & white tea caddy with metal lid, plus one other
Chinese green ground Canton enamel tea caddy, 20th century. Height 15.5 cm
Chinese grey pottery lidded tea caddy, 13.5 cm wide
George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Shovel form. Hallmarked London 1805, maker JS (John Shea)
Edwardian sterling silver tea caddy hallmarked Sheffield 1909, 60 grams approx, 7.5 cm high
Antique George III inlaid mahogany tea caddy, with drop ring mask head handles, all standing claw and ball feet
Antique Chinese export tea caddy, approx 32 cm wide, 18.5 cm high
A Regency brass inlaid two division tea caddy, English circa 1820, 20 cm high, 35 cm wide
A Japanese sterling silver tea caddy, early to mid 20th century, with maker's mark, Samurai Shokai, Yokohama, of generous proportions and finely relief worked and engraved and fashioned as a geisha, her open parasol serving as the bowl of the spoon; hallma
A Japanese.950 sterling silver tea caddy, early to mid 20th century, no maker's mark, of generous proportions and finely relief worked and engraved and fashioned as a geisha, her open parasol serving as the bowl of the spoon; hallmarked sterling underside
Three various sterling silver spoons, including a 19th century fiddle pattern spoon with maker's marks for Henry Cohen, a partially marked shovel shaped spoon (tested for silver) and a small tea caddy spoon marked sterling silver, the bowl with a figural r
A fine quality 19th century (probably Daoguang period) Chinese lidded porcelain tea caddy. Underglaze blue floral scrolls. Good condition, minor wear only. Glaze cracks to the lid. Height 17 cm
Antique Victorian Walnut tea caddy