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Two antique Chinese silver finished tea caddies with dragon decoration and fish handles, Qing Dynasty, 10.5 cm and 11.5 cm high

A fine set of three George III sterling silver covered canisters, 1766 London, with maker's mark for Daniel Smith and Robert Sharpe comprising a pair of tea caddies and a larger sugar bowl, each of bombe form with beaded rims, on scrolled feet with pierced

A William IV rosewood teapoy, circa 1830, of shaped profile with a gadroon edge hinged top and body, the fitted interior with tea caddies and mixing bowl apertures (bowls absent), raised on a carved pedestal to a quatreform platform base with lion's paw fe

Rare late Georgian casuarina tea caddy, interior with 2 lidded canisters with banded decoration, and central lidded glass mixing bowl, circa 1800, which is of significant age for use of casuarina use in tea caddies, width 30 cm; height 16 cm

A pair of Chinese famille vert porcelain tea caddies, 19th/20th century, 16 cm high

Chinese opium pipes, silver finished ornaments, amber bead and silver finish necklace, bamboo document holder, silver finished scholars rests, boat ornament, 19th and 20th century, the bamboo and silver pipe 50 cm long Tibetan silver finished teapot, silve

A mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, 19th century, the flame mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea cady or chest, with a flat base, brass escutcheon, the fitted interior with hinged caddies. Height 32 cm, length 44 cm, width 28 cm

A rare pair of 18th century German Nuremberg silver lidded tea caddies, baluster urn form with pedestal bases, the domed lids with oval finials, embossed and engraved leaf, ribbed and swag forms, height 20 cm. 528gm. Provenance: Ex. the estate collection o

Two apple-shaped tea caddies, each with a hinged top, one lacquered cream and decorated with decoupage and signed 'Herbert Sixsmith'. Height of the larger 17 cm. Provenance: Contents of Swanton, Sutton Forest

A matched pair of Sheffield plate tea caddies of rectangular boxed form with beaded trim decoration, circa 1870s. 9.5 cm high

A stunning pair of George III sterling silver Chippendale pagoda shaped tea caddies in the chinoiserie style. Made by John Marshall of London, circa 1764. Each with fine hand worked repousse decoration to the side panels, including a female tea picker with

Two Victorian cedar tea caddies, 19th century, one of sarcophagus shape, the other rectangular with inlaid interior (A/F) (2), height 15 cm width 25 cm, height 17 cm width 27.5 cm. Provenance: The collection of Robert Hutchinson, Sydney

Regency Masur birch teapoy, early 19th century, of square form with drawers to sides, enclosing a fitted interior with glass liners and two lidded tea caddies, raised on baluster column on triform base with scrolled feet, height 71 cm. Provenance: Private

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain tea caddies with carved wooden lids, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, 15 cm high

A George IV calamander tea caddy; of sarcophagus form, the domed rising top revealing twin caddies; flanked by ring handles on reeded bun feet. Height 22 cm, width 36 cm, depth 19.5 cm. Provenance: David Jones' Antiques Department, 27 November 1974. Thence

Lovely Chinese Qing Dynasty, 19th century export lacquer tea caddy, c.1840, of octagonal form, decorated with figures within landscapes, on a brown lacquer ground, the cover opening to reveal two pewter tea caddies, set with covers and ivory handles, the w

A rare telescopic lidded William IV rosewood circular teapoy, with gadrooned borders, tapering octagonal pedestal and a tripod platform base. The top lifting to reveal two tea caddies and two cavities for glass mixing bowls. Diameter 44 cm, height 77 cm.

Pair Chinese blue & white ceramic tea caddies each decorated with figures and blossoms, with lids, and character marks to bases, height 17 cm each.

A pair of George III armorial sterling silver tea caddies, 1786 London, with marker's mark for John Crouch I & Thomas Hannam, rectangular caddies with pagoda top lids with ivory acorn finials, simply embellished with the heraldic badge of the Prince of Wal

Pair Japanese bronze tea caddies each lidded tea caddy decorated with applied bird and blossom decoration, with internal lid to to tea storage, height 18 cm each.

A Regency period mahogany teapoy, with casket top with half lobed and acanthus cornered carved detail, the interior with two caddies flanking two original cut glass mixing bowls. Raised on a tulip column from a fluted circular platform on three scroll feet

An George III rosewood ring handle tea caddy, circa 1820-1830, of rectangular form, inlaid with a brass starburst to the lid, the fitted interior with two rosewood zinc lined tea caddies flanking the original star burst cut blending bowl, 15 cm high, 31 cm

Middle Eastern five piece cloisonne table set, comprising two caddies, two trays and sweets meat dish, all decorated with flowering vines in rich tones of blue, red and gilt (5). Provenance: The Ivan Ban collection

A Chinese black lacquer & gilt tea caddy, the interior fitted with two pewter tea compartments & canisters, 19th century, the hinged lid painted in gilt with figures sitting & standing in an idyllic garden of foliage & pagodas, within borders of floral mot

Rare and important Colonial musk teapoy in the style of early Tasmanian cabinet maker William Hamilton. The sarcophagus shape top contains four lidded caddies with decorative figured blackwood edging. The same decorative timber is used on the underside of

A rare early 19th century straw tea caddy, treasure chest' shape with the exterior extensively patterned, the lid opens to reveal two straw lidded compartments with ivory knobs. These straw boxes, tea caddies, miniature writing slopes, etc were made by POW

A near pair of early 19th century mahogany tea caddies, oblong with slightly domed hinged lids, one with undivided interior, the other with three compartments and a well concealed secret drawer to the base. Slight losses. 20.5 cm x 12 cm x 12 cm

A Victorian burr walnut tea caddy, oblong, the interior with two curved lidded removable caddies. 25 x 15 x 16.5 cm.

Three English tea caddies, 19th century comprising two box form satinwood strung mahogany caddies and a rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy the largest 12 cm high, 18 cm wide, 10.5 cm deep

Two early 19th century European porcelain famille rose tea caddies, each with an ovoid body hand painted with traditional famille rose figures, each missing its lid and with a flared base, height 10.5 cm ea., minor chip to interior rim of one

Pair of Chinese famille verte porcelain tea caddies, of rectangular form, decorated with mythical creatures including dragon and fish, in tones of green, blue and yellow, six character mark to rim, height 31 cm (2)

Two Regency tortoiseshell tea caddies, early 19th century, each enclosing two covers. One inlaid with mother of pearl, the other of sarcophagus form, the largest 15 cm high, 20.5 cm wide, 13 cm deep.

Two tortoiseshell tea caddies, early 19th century, one of sarcophagus form, the hinged top enclosing two covers, the other of square form with cantered corners the hinged top enclosing a single cover, both inlaid with mother of pearl, 15 cm high, 19 cm wid

Three sarcophagus shaped tea caddies, 19th century, each of varying size, two raised on bun feet with ring handle details, the other with Tunbridge inlay, 20 cm, 16.5 cm and 13.5 cm respectively

A William IV rosewood circular teapoy, with decorated borders, on a tripod platform base. The top lifting to reveal three tea caddies and a space for a glass mixing bowl. Height 77 cm, diameter 55 cm.

A monteith & three lidded tea caddies in the French style, each with rose coloured toile du Jouy design, with gilt highlights, the monteith raised on six low legs [4] condition: hairline crack & minor chip to one lid only height 13.5 cm, depth 20 cm, lengt

3 Chinese 18th century export blue and white tea caddies matching foliage decoration. 1 jar restored. Height 17 cm (average)

A rare William IV rosewood circular teapoy, with decorated borders, tapering octagonal pedestal and a tripod platform base. The top lifting to reveal two tea caddies and two spaces for glass mixing bowls. Diameter 44 cm, height 77 cm

Two 19th century Sheffield plate tea caddies, one of facetted octagonal form, with urn finial, the other of rectangular form, both with fine reeded borders, height 13 cm, 10 cm, (2)

A Georgian mahogany tea chest, early 19th century, the rectangular chest with boxwood edging having a simple mother-of-pearl lozenge escutcheon, the interior with two lidded tea caddies with remnant zinc lining and centred with a cut glass mixing bowl, hei

A Regency rosewood tea chest, circa 1815, of sarcophagus shape with boxwood edging, a bone escutcheon, twin lion and ring brass handles and raised on elaborate cast shell feet, the fitted interior with hinged caddies and a glass mixing bowl, with a silver

A graduated pair of Dutch silver tea caddies, Amsterdam /, circa 1919, each tapering in form with an acorn finial, total weight approximately 564 gms silver, 12.5 cm & 10.5 cm respectively

Two brass mounted tea caddies, English, circa 1840, 20 cm and 18 cm wide

A cased George II set of three sterling silver tea caddies by Samuel Herbert & Co, London 1754, comprising an circular bowl and cover, a pair of vase shaped caddies and covers, all with embossed floral decoration, engraved contemporary coat of arms and bir

Royal Crown Derby pair of floral tea caddies

A garniture of Staffordshire enamel tea caddies and canister, English, 18th century, decorated with classical scenes on a white and pale blue ground, the largest 8 cm high, 11 cm wide, 7 cm deep

Pair of antique silver plated tea caddies

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 good William IV rosewood teapoy, the hinged top enclosing two tea caddies and vacant wells for bowls, with gadrooned edge and body supported by beaded and fluted baluster base with acanthus mouldings on quatreform platform base with lion paw feet, 78 cm

Pair of antique sterling silver lidded tea caddies, with acanthus leaf finials and pierced work leaf borders, crested with a Crown over Po, marked Jd&S Sheffield 1906, 860g, 30 cm high (2)

A pair of George III sterling silver lidded vases or tea caddies 1789 London, with maker's marks for Robert Sharp. Of elegant neoclassical form each with a waisted neck, dome lid and a tapering body flowing to a slender pedestal and a square base, with lon

A Royal Doulton 'Golfer's Jug', decorated with players and caddies. Height 33 cm.

A matching pair of Samson Angel tea caddies, early 20th century, in the Chinese manner, the baluster caddies with festoons and gilded decoration to the collar, sprigged to the body, with angels blowing trumpets with a Crown and shield to a gilt reserve; wi

A pair of Georgian blue and white Pearlware tea caddies, late 18th to early 19th century, the cylindrical caddies of carinate form both decorated with Chinese pavilions and garden scenes with decorative diaper, scale and pattered borders to the collars; un

Two porcelain tea caddies and a covered vase by Samson. Late 19th century, in the manner of Chinese export wares the finely lobed baluster caddies and the covered Meiping style vase sprigged with enamel flowers in magenta, puce and emerald each with shield

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 pair of George III sterling silver tea caddies. Maker Robert Hennell, London 1794

Antique William IV rosewood teapoy, fitted with four caddies, approx 76 cm high, 37 cm wide, 32 cm deep

A George III mahogany tea caddy, early 19th century (2). A George III mahogany tea caddy, early 19th century of sarcophagus form, the domed lid with boxwood stringing and parquetry banding opening to reveal compartments for caddies and a crystal mixing bow

A Georgian rosewood tea caddy, fruitwood edging and foliate inlay; brass lion-mask and ring-drop handles; fitted with glass caddies and bowl. Width 36 cm

Regency tea caddy, c. 1815, of sarcophagus form in coromandel wood, containing two lidded caddies and cut glass mixing bowl, height 22 cm, width 35 cm, depth 19 cm. Provenance: Fraser's Antiques, Willoughby, 1992

Antique tea caddy, with bronze mounts and pull out caddies and no bowl, approx 18 cm high, 30.5 cm wide, 15 cm deep

19th century mahogany tea caddy, satinwood banded decoration, the interior fitted with six caddies. Approx 15 cm high, 45.5 cm wide, 28 cm deep

Pair of George III inlaid birch and rosewood tea caddies, each with lead lining (2)

Pair large Chinese famille vert tea caddies. Mythical flying dragon decoration Kiangsi mark to base, but later. Height 32 each

Pair of Sampson of Paris tall lidded tea caddies decorated with cresting (the lids have been glued on)