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Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon, shell shape bowl and engraving to finial, hallmarked London 1792, Thomas Northcote

Russian silver tea caddy spoon, with floral enamel decorations in green, black and yellow and gilding to spoon's bowl

Georg Jensen tea caddy spoon, Danish designer sterling silver 'Bead' pattern with hand hammered bowl

Japanese Meiji period copper tea caddy

A mahogany veneer tea caddy with heavily inlaid brass detailing Elevated on four bun feet, width 32.5 cm

George III mahogany & inlaid tea caddy, with inlaid oval shell paterae to the top and similar floral inlay to the front (hinge broken off)

Satsuma vase triangular dish & tea caddy, the ovoid vase decorated with a landscape, the dish with flower and lattice pattern in iron red, the tea caddy of cylindrical shape with zinc lined inner and glazed ceramic outer.

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the domed rising top with brass handle opening to reveal two zinc canisters. Height 15 cm, width 26 cm, depth 14.5 cm. Provenance: Contents of Swanton, Sutton Forest

An antique English coromandel tea caddy with domed top and twin compartments, whalebone handles and remains of zinc lining, circa 1855, 17 cm high, 24 cm wide, 13 cm deep

An antique English mahogany sarcophagus form tea caddy with twin compartments and mixing bowl, circa 1835, 16 cm high, 33 cm wide, 15 cm deep

An antique English rosewood tea caddy with twin compartments, early 19th century, 14 cm high, 22 cm wide, 14 cm deep

An unusual sterling silver tea caddy with engraved decoration and carved ivory pineapple finial, stamped 'T.B.' with London marks for 1902, 10 cm high, 160 grams total

An antique Indian silver tea caddy with elephant finial, 19th century, 9 cm high, 6.5 cm diameter, 166 grams

Chinese early Qing Dynasty blue and white porcelain tea caddy, with sterling silver cover, of facetted form, decorated loosely with flowers and foliage, height 10.5 cm

Chinese export ware lacquer tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, decorated continuously with court scenes and stylised flowers and foliage, raised on four dragon feet, height 15 cm x width 24.5 cm

Regency inlaid mahogany tea caddy, of sarcophagus form with twin loop handles, opening to three sectioned interior, inlaid with brass scroll work, raised on four bun feet, 15 cm x 31 cm x 23 cm

A Chinese blue and white ceramic tea caddy featuring river scenes, height 16 cm

19th century. Tortoise shell tea caddy, two sectional compartment with lids raised on four carved bone bun feet, and original key (some A/F)

Regency satinwood tea caddy rectangular shape bound in mahogany with herringbone stringing, no division relined interior 23.5 cm length

Late 19th century European blue & white tea caddy decorated with birds and foliage with matching cover (faults) 14 cm height

Victorian tortoise shell tea caddy, lovely tortoise shell box with original internal lead lining and lid with key

An antique tea caddy with huon pine veneer finish, 19th century 12.5 cm high, 20 cm wide, 11 cm deep

A quality George III casket form tortoiseshell tea caddy, paneled with ivory and white metal trim, gilded captured ring lion mask handles and paw feet. The fitted interior with twin compartments and cut crystal mixing bowl, red velvet lined. 31 x 13.5 x 18

Regency casuarina tea caddy sarcophagus shape, with boxwood stringing and twin matching lidded inner sections, key available, circa 1830s, width 20 cm.

Danish sterling silver tea caddy spoon with lady finial.

George III mahogany tea caddy with oval inlays of yew and boxwood, twin lidded interior, 25 cm wide x 12.5 x 13 cm high, C.1790.

Georgian tortoiseshell tea caddy silver inlay and decorative finial, with engraved monogram to exterior, twin lids to interior, circa 1770s, height 14 cm.

George II sterling silver tea caddy, mark of Ebenezer Coker, London, 1763, of rectangular shape, engraved with scrolls, leaves and flowers, lidded, hallmarked, height 13 cm weight 314 grams. Provenance: The Estate of Diana Kemp, NSW

Rosewood tea caddy with two lidded compartments. Late 19th century. 15 x 21 x 12 cm

A Victorian tea caddy & rosewood sewing box the caddy in flame mahogany with two lidded individual containers. The sewing box with mother-of-pearl inlay and nine compartments in a lift-out tray. Caddy - 18 x 30 x 15 cm sewing box - 11 x 26 x 18 cm

Sterling silver embossed tea caddy, beautifully embossed village scene, hallmarked Chester 1905

Tortoise shell tea caddy, 19th century two sectional caddy with carved ivory inlay edges, lid finials and four bun shape feet, height 9.5 cm, length 15 cm, depth 9 cm, some A/F

George III English sterling silver tea caddy spoon with short reeded handle. Made by John James Whiting of London, circa 1795,

An antique English sterling silver tea caddy spoon with scallop shell and grapevine decoration. Made by George White of Birmingham, circa 1874,

A late Victorian silver tea caddy, oval form, half embossed, with cap form lid, height 9.5 cm. London 1896 by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson). 152gm.

Early Sarcophagus form tea caddy decorative brass handle to lid, original interior sections have been removed, length 28 cm.

Shelley rare earthenware tea caddy transfer printed with a Scottish hunting scene, hand painted over the transfer. circa 1910. Lid missing. 14 cm high.

Good 19th century inlaid walnut tea caddy, of deep rectangular form, decorated with herringbone veneer borders, opening to three lidded compartments with ivory handles, with secret drawer to side, the whole raised upon gilt metal feet, 17 cm x 23.5 cm x 14

Good Regency sarcophagus tea caddy, in ebonised wood, inlaid with scrolling floral motifs in mother of pearl, opening to a fitted interior with central bowl, flanked by removable lidded canisters, the whole raised on four lobed bun feet and flanked by drop

Late 19th century Russian papier mache tea caddy, of deep rectangular form, the cover painted with troika scene, opening to lined interior, with factory stamp to cover, 9 cm x 16 cm x 10 cm

Edward VII sterling silver tea caddy spoon Sheffield 1901, makers James Deakin and Sons, weight 20 grams

A mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy 15 cm x 19 cm x 12 cm

A Regency flame mahogany sarcophagus form tea caddy, height 20 cm, width 40 cm, depth 26.5 cm

Repousse tea and coffee suite, c1821 Wt 3.763kg a J E Terry and Co hallmarked sterling silver tea and coffee suite, c1821 Wt 3.763kg comprising coffee pot, teapot, tea caddy no key but open, creamer and sugar bowl.

Georgian V sterling silver tea caddy plain bombe form, the hinged lid with urn finial, Sheffield 1912, approx 139 grams

Victorian sterling silver tea caddy oval shape with lion mask and ring handles and part fluted and embossed scroll decoration, London 1897, approx 190 grams

Edward VII sterling silver tea caddy in the form a Georgian III knife box with engraved initials, Sheffield 1908, aprox 279 grams

Late 19th century Dutch silver tea caddy quatrefoil shape, oval lid decorated with birds, the body with dancing cherubs, approx 123 grams

Burmese repousse silver tea caddy & cover cylindrical form in traditional form with continuous decoration of dancing figures, the detachable lid with seated figure, approx 335 grams

Edward VII sterling silver tea caddy part fluted quatrefoil shape on bun feet, Chester 1904, approx 155 grams

Dutch silver tea caddy plain footed oval form, the hinged lid with ebonized finial

A Japanese lacquer tea caddy and six incense boxes

A Chinese 19th century export gilt and lacquered tea caddy sarcophagus shape with cantered corners, decorated in shaped panels with figures in interior settings on a floral and daiper pattern ground. Raised on lions head feet. The interior with original pe

A superb and rare Victorian walnut and parquetry sideboard tea caddy of large sarcophagus form with geometric inlays, lid interior inlaid with central oval shell paterae with conical designs above and below, two inlaid hinged tea compartments centred by an

Regency rosewood small proportion tea caddy fitted with two interior compartments

Regency mahogany and inlaid tea caddy rectangular casket shape on brass ball feet, interior with two lidded compartments and central glass mixing bowl

A George IV mahogany and satinwood tea caddy, with a bone escutcheon and interior handles, 14.5 cm high, 30 cm wide, 14.5 cm deep

A George IV mother-of-pearl inlaid tortoiseshell tea caddy, standing on four ball feet with floral marquetry inlay to the front, opening to a split compartment, the mouth of the box lined with bone, 16 cm high, 18 cm wide, 10 cm deep

An antique English tea caddy, rosewood veneer with inlaid brass top and bun feet, interior fitted with two canisters and space for mixing bowl, circa 1830, 19 cm high33 cm wide, 16.5 cm deep

A Regency English tea caddy, rosewood and pine with lion mask handles, early 19th century, 19 cm high, 31 cm wide, 15 cm deep

An English sterling silver tea caddy in the form of a tin, by Stewart Dawson & Co. London, circa 1910, 11 cm high, 9.5 cm diameter, 268 grams

An English sterling silver cylindrical tea caddy by Williams of Birmingham Ltd., circa 1909, 9.5 cm high, 7 cm diameter, 72 grams

An antique Indian silver tea caddy of cylindrical form with scrolling foliate decoration, 19th century, maker's mark to base, 8.5 cm high, 7.5 cm diameter, 110 grams

An antique Indian silver tea caddy with elephant decoration, 19th century, 12 cm high, 104 grams

An exceptional exhibition quality silver plated tea caddy adorned with silver electrotype panels in high relief. The interior fitted with two lidded tea cannisters with engraved tops, circa 1870. Impressed mark 'Elkington Faciet', 16 cm high, 18 cm wide, 1

George III inlaid mahogany tea caddy with 2 internal lidded canisters and glass bowl, 31 cm x 15 cm, 15 cm high, comes with a 1936 receipt from Fred Naylor's antique furniture Coy, 40 market Street Sydney Stanley Lipscombe's first employer

Early Victorian rosewood tea caddy with 2 internal canisters, 32 cm wide, 16.5 cm deep, 17 cm high

Antique tortoiseshell tea caddy antique lidded hexagonal tea caddy, with lid opening to lidded lead lined tea compartment, on 4 bun feet, height 11 cm. Damage near the hinge

Regency rectangular kingswood tea caddy with triple interior of matching canisters with rosette ring handles c1820

Late Georgian casuarina tea caddy boxwood strung, canted lid, bone diamond escutcheon c1810 early casuarina

18th century Imari tea caddy, of facetted rectangular form, decorated with flowers and foliage, a/f, height 12 cm

Lovely late Georgian inlaid tea caddy, of compressed hexagonal form, the hinged top cover opening to reveal two lead lined compartments with covers and turned bone handles, the cover featuring a central marquetry compass point roundel above geometric marqu

Five pieces of 18th century Alt Wien porcelain, comprising coffee pot, chocolate pot, milk jug, tea caddy and tazza, each decorated with floral sprays, height 8 cm-19.5 cm (5)

Georgian tea caddy, of plain rectangular form with a hinged top, opening to reveal two lidded compartments, with boxwood stringing to all edges, 12 cm x 21.5 cm x 12 cm

A late Georgian inlaid beech tea caddy, the lid inlaid with an oval fan, the bone escutcheon above a central decoration of snow drops to the front, 13 cm high, 15 cm wide, 10 cm deep

A European silver tea caddy of pumpkin form, l12 cm

A mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy (20 cm x 31 cm x 16 cm

A rosewood antique tea caddy with central lacquered container and compartments (22 cm x 31 cm x 15 cm

20th century. Brunei silver lidded tea caddy, traditional engraved decoration, height 8 cm, weight 115 grams

George III sterling silver tea caddy by Paul Storr, marked London PS 1793 to the base. Passant to the lid and finala, dimensions 13 x 9 x 9 cm, weight 271 grams. Old restoration to the lock part, does close, without key

Regency / Wiv Brazilian rosewood tea caddy, of waisted and moulded form, 38 x 18 cm, 19.5 cm high

George III tortoise shell veneered tea caddy, octagonal shape with ivory stringing and silver escutcheon, lock missing, 11.5 x 9 cm, 10.5 cm high

A Victorian sterling silver salt cellar and four pieces mixed silver cutlery, 1873 London, with maker's mark for Robert Harper, a cauldron salt cellar of round compressed form with shell form legs;, a Victorian fish knife 1877 Edinburgh (John hay), a Georg

Early sarcophagus form wood tea caddy with 2 internal lidded compartments, height 17 cm, width 21 cm

Late Georgian flame mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy with 2 internal lidded canisters, circa 1830, length 32 cm

Georgian fruitwood and ebony tea caddy single interior, circa 1810, length 20 cm

A small Victorian silver tea caddy, by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1875. 115gm., oval with gadrooned rim, flame finial. Height 9 cm.

Sterling silver tea caddy, Sheffield 1910-11, maker Martin Hall and Co Ltd, 341 grams

Good early Victorian figured tea caddy

George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon

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