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Georgian walnut sarcophagus shaped tea caddy. Width 29 cm
A Regency mahogany tea caddy. 15 cm high, 28 cm long
A Chinese silver tea caddy, hexagonal in form, each side embossed with an auspicious scene, approximately 242 gms, dated 24.5.98 to lid, approximately 244 gms, 13.5 cm high
A fine mother of pearl of tea caddy, the hexagonal in form, with diamond shaped mother of pearl inlay, opening to a single original lid, supported by four bun feet, accompanied by the original key, 10 x 14 x 8.5 cm
A George V octagonal silver tea caddy, Hardy Bros / Birmingham / 1913, with a tapering cover, rising to a scroll handle, approximately 184gms, 14 cm high
An 800 silver tea caddy, the hexagonal and lobed body with a floral and scroll engraved lid, approximately 170 gms, 7.5 cm high
An Edward VII sterling silver tea caddy by William Hutton, Birmingham 1904; 10 cm high, 165 grams
A Georgian walnut tea caddy, 13 cm high, 21 cm wide, 12 cm deep
A rare Japanese Arita tea caddy (Chaire) and cover, Edo period (1603-1868), the quatrefoil jar freely painted in cobalt blue, green enamel and iron-red, the opposing sides with geometric striped bands, the other two each with a landscape, one with a cricke
Large antique Satsuma tea caddy, with 4 finely painted panels, 23 cm wide, 16 cm high approx., lid finial damaged
Antique chinoiserie tea caddy, with black lacquered finish, mother of pearl inlay and gilt decoration, 25 cm wide, 12 cm high
Good Georgian tea caddy, width 25 cm, depth 14 cm x height 20 cm approx
Good 19th tea caddy, width 25 cm, depth 14 cm x height 15 cm approx
A Victorian burr walnut, domed top, tea caddy, mid to late 19th century, decorated with cross banded veneer, interlocking, key designs, the interior having two lidded, compartments with brass turned knob handles
An English rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy on bun feet, circa 1830s. 21 cm high, 31 cm wide, 15 cm deep
An early hand decorated porcelain tea caddy, no damage.
Regency rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy with brass inlay, 29.5 cm wide, 16 cm high approx
Vintage English oak tea caddy on 3 ball feet & with a ceramic liner
Antique sterling silver Tea caddy with fluted body and hinged lid. Marked Sheffield, Harry Atkin, 1915, approx 302g,
A c1875 Chinese silver Wing Nam tea caddy, hexagonal form, embossed and engraved various panels of dragons, blossom, bamboo etc., the circular fitted lid with engraved character, raised on three stepped feet. Stamped marks to base. 236gms. Height 12.6 cm
A c.1900 Chinese silver Republic period enamel and gilt fancy tea caddy, octagonal lobed cylindrical form with conforming domed lid, relief wheat sheath decoration with yellow enamelled seed heads, the stems mounted with cabochon turquoise beads, radiating
George III rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy having two lidded compartments & a porcelain mixing bowl, raised on four bun feet. Condition good, some cracking to the base. Dimensions 32 x 17.5 x 15.5 cm
Tortoise shell tea caddy with two internal compartments with an engraved panel to top, on four bun feet. Condition good, minor cracks, loss to one snall panel on the underside. Dimensions 16 x 9 x 13 cm
Regency birds eye maple tea caddy box with lift out compartment, 38.5 cm x19 cm, 21 cm high approx.
Victorian mahogany tea caddy, of sarcophagus shape, inlaid with brass. Height 21 cm. Length 31.5 cm
A Georgian sarcophagus-form tea caddy on bun feet
A James Dixon & Sons silver-plated tea caddy
An English Coronation tea caddy
Sterling silver and mother of pearl tea caddy spoon
Georgian mahogany tea caddy, with brass fittings, width 22 cm, diameter 13 cm approx
Georgian rosewood tea caddy, width 17.5 cm, diameter 10 cm approx
A Regency mahogany tea caddy with two cannisters and later amber glass mixing bowl, early 19th century. 18 cm high, 15 cm wide, 15 cm deep
A George V silver tea caddy, Birmingham, 1914. 94gm
A Victorian walnut tea caddy in the Gothic manner, second half 19th century, the casket shaped box with good figuration embellished with pierced brass, ivory and studs, with two lidded partitioned sections to the interior, the lid lined with the original w
Pewter tea caddy, approx 22 cm high
Small silver plated architectural l tea caddy of small scale, approx 10 cm high, 5.5 cm Sq
An Edwardian sterling silver, four piece tea set. Assay marks London, 1904 and 1910, comprising of teapot, cream jug, sugar bowl and tea caddy. Teapot height 15 cm. Total weight 1360grams
Four Victorian silver spoons including three tea caddy spoons (two plain form, one Kings pattern) and one sugar spoon. Various makers. Weight 42.2g.
A 19th century European silver tea caddy, cylindrical with close-fitted cover, relief-decorated with scenes of putti in scroll-bordered reserves; marked for the importer J.G.Smith, London 1898. Height 14 cm.
An early Georgian Old Sheffield plate tea caddy 13 cm high
A Sorrento ware tea caddy inlaid with marquetry of peasants dancing, circa 1840, 12.5 x 11.5 x 10 cm
A Regency rosewood brass inlaid tea caddy, circa 1830 with original mixing bowl, 18 x 35 x 18 cm
A George III sterling silver oval bright cut tea caddy by Robert Hennel I, London 1776 13 cm high
Tea caddy. Sterling silver hallmarked London 1900. Height 8 cm
Victorian rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy with two lidded internal compartments & a cut glass bowl, a silk lined lid & standing on four ball & claw feet. Condition fair, some losses to the timber, missing lead lining, one foor restored. Dimensions 34 x 18 x
Lacquer tea caddy c.1850's, approx. 34 cm L, 28 cm W, 15 cm high
A fine signed Japanese lacquer tea caddy. Showa period, designed by Ittushinsai Okutsu, born 1935, the circular tapering pot with a flattened dome lid, well decorated with the image of a court carriage in a landscape setting in low relief gilt paste and mo
Antique 19th century Chinese export Chinoiserie tea caddy, standing on carved claw form gilt wood feet, approx 15 cm high, 25 cm long, 12 cm deep
Superb antique tortoise shell and ivory tea caddy, fitted with two sections, silver string inlay, engraved medallion to the top, all standing on ball feet, approx 16 cm high, 19.5 cm long, 12 cm depth
Sterling silver tea caddy hallmarked Birmingham 1911, 74 grams approx, 10 cm high
Georgian tea caddy with brass fittings & 3 inside compartments
Fine antique floral marquetry inlaid rosewood two section tea caddy
A George III string inlaid mahogany tea caddy
Antique Victorian rosewood tea caddy with inlaid mother of pearl decoration around edge of lid, inset with brass engraved Tea, two lidded boxes inside, circa 1860, 11 cm x 16.5 cm, 10 cm high approx.
Victorian rosewood tea caddy with crystal mixing jar
Mahogany ornate inlay tea caddy (conch shell inlay) 19th century
Small tea caddy with key, mahogany inlaid
A Regency period, rosewood and brass inlay sarcophagus shape, tea caddy, c.1820-1830, with two pullout canister boxes and central cut crystal mixing bowl. Height 19.2 cm. Length 30 cm. Depth 16 cm
A Georg Jensen 'Acanthus' tea caddy spoon. Post 1945, designed by Johan Rohde in 1917. The acanthus spoon with a pleasing circular shallow bowl and a tapering stem with a decorated finial; hallmarked underside to the throat. Silver weight 21gr. Length 10.5
A Japanese red and black lacquer tea caddy, of upside down cylindrical form, with original wooden box. Depth 7 cm
Japanese export wooden tea caddy, width 27.5 cm
A Regency rosewood brass inlay tea caddy, circa 1820, William Batley London Holborn, of sarchophagus form with twin ring handles, the interior with two hinged lidded compartments, embelished with scrolling brass inlay throughout, with original Williams Bat
A George III Sheraton tea caddy, circa 18th century. 13 cm high.
Antique English mahogany tea caddy, fitted with original tin canisters, central bronze carry handle and satinwood banding, approx 18 cm high, 26 cm wide, 18 cm deep
Wooden tea caddy marked Victory (with picture of HMS Victory) Approx 14 cm high, 23 cm wide, 18 cm deep
A sterling silver lidded sugar vase, R & S Garrard & Co, London 1908, together with a Continental silver tea caddy, Hanau, bearing import marks for William Moering, London, 1897 the lidded sugar vase with foliate finial, acanthus to the domed lid and rim,
A George III oval inlaid satinwood tea caddy, circa 1790 the top inlaid with flower head paterae, brass handle, the sides decorated with amphora, swags and foliate motifs, the interior with original tin lining and key 12 cm high, 19.5 cm wide, 14.5 cm deep
Silver on copper early Victorian tea caddy, approx 11 cm high, 8.5 cm diameter
English brass and tinware tea caddy, approx 13 cm high, 20 cm wide, 10 cm deep
A William IV mahogany tea caddy, sarcophagus form, the interior with three compartments, one ivory knob remaining, captured ring side handles with lion face back plate, on four bun feet. (Small repair to lid). 36 cm x 21 cm x 19 cm
A Chinese lacquered tea caddy, 19th century with original zinc containers & ivory knobs. 11 cm high, 20 cm wide, 14 cm deep
A Georgian tea caddy, tortoise shell & silver with ivory internal trim & knobs, early 19th century. 13 cm high, 17.5 cm wide, 10 cm deep
Sterling silver tea caddy hallmarked London 1910, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd stamped to base, 12.5 cm high approx.
Royal Doulton Queens Ware Dame tea caddy with silver lid marked STER, 14 cm high approx
George IV sterling silver tea caddy spoon hallmarked Birmingham 1825, 7.5 cm long approx.
A Japanese silver geisha tea caddy spoon, Meiji period, 1865-1912, with Japanese junjin marks for 'Pure Silver' and character marks of Miyamoto, the well cast spoon in the form of a geisha in a floral engraved kimono, her open parasol serving as the bowl o
A Japanese.950 silver geisha tea caddy spoon, Showa period, after 1928, the well cast spoon in the form of a geisha in a chrysanthemum decorated kimono, her open parasol serving as the bowl of the spoon; marked sterling.950 underside to stem, silver weight
A Chinese rattan tea caddy with a rose medallion teapot and two cups, Qing Dynasty, mid to late 19th century, in original condition, a flower, bird and insect sprigged straight sided pot with a recessed lid and wire handles and two associated tea cups in a
A Worcester fluted Hop Trellis pattern 'French' shape tea caddy and cover, circa 1780. 16.5 cm high
William IV rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay
Antique tea caddy with brass mounts no interior, approx 14 cm high, 24 cm wide, 14 cm deep
Antique Georgian specimen wood parquetry tea caddy, fitted with two caddies and central glass, standing on repousse brass bracket feet, drop ring handles to the sides, approx16 cm high, 28 cm wide, 15 cm deep
Rare antique mid 19th century miniature sideboard tea caddy, the top lifts to reveal a fitted interior with two caddies and central glass, side secret long drawer, has key. Approx 31.5 cm high, 44 cm wide, 16.5 cm deep
A Georgian burr elm and boxwood stringing tea caddy box, early 19th century interior with two lidded compartments and turned ivory knobs. Height 13.5 cm; width 18 cm; Depth 10.5 cm
10pcs Danish silver serving table flatware, early 20th century, comprising of serving spoons, ladles, commemorative year spoons, tea caddy spoons, cake server, sugar sifting spoon, etc. Ladle spoon length 18.5 cm. Total weight 356grams
A tea caddy in the form of leather books 19th century with top compartment and hidden lock, brass fittings to interior, 15 x 21 cm (faults to top lid, leather worn)
Stephen Bowers Australian pottery teapot and tea caddy, 19 and 12.5 cm
A Chinese export ware famille rose porcelain tea caddy, of shouldered shape, the panels to either side painted with figures in landscape; provenance to an Otago goldfield's recovery. Hairline crack to mouth. Height 11.5 cm
Antique Georgian tea caddy with string inlay mahogany, approx 14 cm high, 28 cm wide, 14 cm deep
A Dr Wall scale blue tea caddy
A Georgian mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea caddy
English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian tea caddy with spoon having an oval body with straight sides, applied reeded borders, a hinged boat form lid with domed finial, sitting on a flat base, with an internal fitted spoon. London, 1897, maker George U