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A collection of five antique silver caddy spoons, including: a George III one by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1808, oval bowl, engraved decoration, pierced border, the terminal initialled, plus an Old English Thread pattern one by Richard Crossley, London 1805, plus two with shell bowls and Bright-cut handles and one other, approx. weight 1.4oz. (5)Provenance: A Private Collection.

A collection of five antique silver caddy spoons, including: a George III one, by Josiah Snatt, London 1802, bifurcated Thread handle, the terminal initialled, plus two by Joseph Taylor, one by Cocks and Bettridge and one by Ledsam and Vale, approx. total weight 1.3oz. (5)Provenance: A Private Collection.

WALKER & HALL LTD; a Edward VII hallmarked silver tea caddy, Sheffield 1902, height 14.5cm, approx 14.85ozt/461.5g.

A quantity of silver plated items including a horn beaker, with white metal rim (unmarked) and shield with entwined initials 'JWB' and the date '1891', height 13.5cm, an oval shaped tea caddy with key hole (no lock), length 12cm, height 8.5cm, a chamberstick, pen tray, tea strainer on stand, candle cutters, small lidded snuff box, photograph frame, hand mirror and various prize medallions, mostly for shooting or archery, including a National Archery Society example with Oxford 1937 bar, etc.

An 800 grade silver tea caddy of oval form, with hinged lid surmounted with floral decoration, height 10.5cm, width 12cm, and an 833 grade silver circular lidded bowl, combined approx 8.95ozt/279g (2).

Victorian three piece silver Christening set, together with a silver caddy spoon, silver butter knife, and three silver teaspoons

Pair of 19th Century French silver pickle forks with agate handles, together with a French silver caddy spoon

A silver cigarette box, by Sebastian Harry Garrard, London 1926, of plain form, with a wood lining, 14cm wide, and an Austrian silver tea caddy, c.1900, with embossed scrolling and floral decoration, with a lock, on pierced naturalistic cast feet,12.5cm wide 10cm deep11cm high (2)Condition ReportSome tarnishing. No key on caddy or casket. Monogrammed on cover.

Porcelain tea caddy with blue decoration of long lines and fool at rock, with silver fittings, marked with artemisia leaf, China Kangxi period ca. 1700, 16 cm high

A collection of silver plated items to include Thomas Woolley tea caddy with lion mask handles, two small trays and pair of candle snuffers.

A collection of silver plated items to include heavily decorated biscuit barrel raised on lion paw feet (possibly William Horton), tea caddy, ice bucket, etc.

A pair of George III silver sugar tongs by Peter & William Bateman, London, 1807, 14.2cm, three other pairs of silver sugar tongs, one white metal pair, a pair of silver sugar nips and two 19th century silver caddy spoons. Condition - fair

A late 19th century continental silver caddy spoon, with figural terminal, import marks for Sheffield, 1894, together with four assorted 19th century spoons including three table spoons and a sauce ladle, various dates and makers, 9.1oz. Condition - poor to fair

Assorted small silver and other white metal items including fruit knives, a pair of Georgian sugar nips, by Henry Plumpton, circa 1750, a pair of Victorian grape shears, Wakely & Wheeler, London 1887, pepperette, a George IV caddy spoon, a George III caddy spoon, a late Victorian miniature silver trug, etc. Condition - poor to fair

A COLLECTION OF 18TH, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY CUTLERY, to include two serving spoons with shell patterns, stamped 830s, a single serving spoon engraved Lynn 4.2.51, two serving spoons with gilt bowls stamped with Danish silver control marks, two other spoons one stamped with Danish silver control marks the other stamped 830s, a butter knife stamped with Danish silver control marks, a possible caddy spoon stamped with Danish silver control marks, a pickle fork stamped 830s and an unmarked sauce spoon approximate gross weight excluding butter knife and sauce spoon, 346.6 grams, 11.1 ozt with a white metal pencil case holder stamped 830s

A hallmarked silver shaped oval tea caddy with reeded border and hinged cover, Sheffield 1918, approx total weight 447g

A Victorian silver tea caddy by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes. An oval cylinder-shaped tea caddy embossed with classical Grecian figures, with a plain cover, 8.3x5.9cm, 8.5cm height, Chester hallmarked 1900, 3.8oz.

A selection of hallmarked silver items. To include a cased set of tooth picks with cockeril handles, a George V tea caddy spoon, a twin handled bowl by Garrards, set of five Onslow pattern teaspoons, a mustard pot, and a pepperette, total weight of silver 7.40 oz.

A William VI silver tea caddy spoon with mother of pearl handle by John Lilly. Birmingham 1831, length 8cm, 7.7g.

A selection of four Georgian table spoons and five other spoons. To include a George II Hanover pattern spoon by Ann Hill, London 1735, a George III OE spoon by Stephen Adams, London 1776, another by William Pinder with indistinct date letter, an ER II commemorative caddy spoon with filled handle, etc, total weight of solid silver 10.88 oz. (9)

A good George V silver tea caddy with green glass finial by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd. Of rectangular canted section, hinged to reveal a gilded interior with two hinged sections inscribed 'India' and 'China' with green finials, retailed by Oswin, Hereford, Birmingham 1928, width 10cm, 9.68 oz.

A pair of Victorian silver casters by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, and assorted silver items. The salt & pepper casters hallmarked Chester 1900, height 9.5cm, a German hallmarked '800' round snuff box, floral embossed decoration, with hinged lid, diameter 5cm, a George V caddy spoon by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1929, 7cm, etc., 7.20 oz.

A selection of silver items. Including two scallop-shaped butter dishes, London 1891, by Horace Woodward&Co, a muffin dish with a lid, Sheffield 1910, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, a silver caddy spoon, London 1895, by Wakely & Wheeler, a small caddy spoon with bird engraving on a handle, Sheffield 1870, by Artin Hall & Co, silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1915, by John Rose, floral pattern silver thimble, Birmingham 1870, etc., total weight 13.985 oz.

A George III silver tablespoon, in the Old English pattern, having engraved monogram to the terminal, London 1818; together with various silver and white metal flatware to include sugar nips, butter knife, and caddy spoons, weighable silver 4.1ozt

A George III silver christening tankard, of banded cylindrical form, having an angular scroll handle and engraved initialled cipher, London 1809; together with various other silver and white metal items, to include egg-cups, coffee can mount, and caddy spoon, weighable silver 8.2ozt

A Selection of Silver plated wares; Silver plated tea service, Tea Pots, tea caddy, goblets & other items

20thC silver wine funnel by Harrison Brothers & Howsen Ltd, Birmingham 1992, silver seal stamped sterling, early Victorian silver caddy spoon in fiddle pattern by William Cummings, Dublin 1845, silver matchbox holder, four silver thimbles and a selection of silver condiment and caddy spoons, 4.1ozt

Victorian silver tea caddy in circular form with a part lobed body by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1895, and an Edwardian silver lid repurposed as a snuff box with George V silver coin insert closure by Charles fox, London 1907, 3.3ozt

Silver pendant set with turquoise. a silver purple stone necklace and earring set, stamped 925, a silver bracelet stamped Links London, a collection of costume jewellery including a pocket watch, flask, beaded necklaces etc. and a Hornsea pottery Harrods tea caddy and biscuit barrel

Various Continental silver flatware, including Danish tea strainer spoon, shell tea caddy spoon, Danish Art Nouveau spoon, etc, 8.4oz total . Condition Report:Lot sold as seen unless specific item(s) requested

A William IV silver shovel tea caddy spoon, William Robert Smily, London 1836, 9cm, 12.3g . Condition Report:Handle has engraved initials FB otherwise no damage, no leopard head on hallmarks otherwise clear

An Antique Dutch silver 4-piece tea set, maker A & Co for Daniel Arnoldi and Johannes Willem Weilick, circa 1840, comprising teapot, tea caddy, cream jug and 2-handled sugar bowl, bulbous form, with shaped and gadrooned rims, raised on pedestal bases with recumbent stag knops, teapot height 13cm, 43.3oz gross . Condition Report:Teapot - stag antlers are bent backwards, rim of lid has an upwards dent on 1 corner, body has numerous extremely light dents. Caddy - stag lacking 1 antler, body has several extremely light dents, hinge and catch working perfectly. Cream jug - slightly bent and leaning forwards, several dents around body. Sugar bowl - several very light dents around body

A George III silver shovel tea caddy spoon, John Thropp, Birmingham 1816, bright-cut engraved decoration with fiddle-shaped handle, 10cm . Condition Report:Small split beginning to open where handle joins bowl and visible from inside, otherwise no damage, hallmarks slightly worn

A George III silver Old English and Thread pattern tea caddy spoon, indistinct maker, London 1799, 9.5cm . Condition Report:No damage or repair, only general surface wear, hallmarks slightly worn

A George III silver 'Strawberry' tea caddy spoon, Wardell & Kempson, Birmingham 1818, plain handle with relief embossed strawberry bowl, 8cm . Condition Report:Handle has been re-polished, hallmarks clear

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern tea caddy spoon, Thomas & George Hayter, London 1827, shell bowl with original engraved emblem handle, 10cm . Condition Report:No damage or repair, only light surface wear, hallmarks clear

DAVID ANDERSEN - a Norwegian sterling silver enamel tea caddy/preserve spoon, 10.5cm, 1.2oz . Condition Report:No damage or repair, no enamel loss

CARL M COHR - an Art Nouveau Danish silver serving spoon, with grapevine handle, 14cm, and another Danish silver tea caddy spoon, 2.1oz total (2) . Condition Report:No damage or repair

A George V silver Old English pattern tea caddy spoon, J Thompson & Sons, Sheffield 1933, 9cm . Condition Report:No damage or repair, hallmarks clear

An Elizabeth II silver 'Shell' tea caddy spoon, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1991, 8cm, 20.7g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, only light surface wear, hallmarks clear

ASSORTED SILVER TABLEWARES, comprising boxed Elizabeth II 3pc cruet set with spoons, George V hexagonal pierced bonbon dish, Edward VII foliate embossed jar & cover, caddy spoon and preserve spoon (5) Provenance: private collection Swansea.Comments: cover hallmarks rubbed, cruet spoons different dates but same maker.

Tiffany & Co sterling silver caddy spoon, 23.8 grams

Antique Mappin brothers (pre Mappin & Webb) silver plated tea caddy plus a oak biscuit barrel, spirit kettle and brass trivot.

A collection of silver items of various dates and maker's, including a small salt dish, a cigarette case, a mirror compact, a Georgian silver teaspoon, a silver lidded glass trinket box, two salt spoons, a silver tea caddy spoon with windmill top, a silver lid, a silver rimmed glass trinket dish, silver lidded glass jar, a silver box with wooden lining, and a boxed incomplete set of five George V silver teaspoons, along with a small wooden trinket box. Condition Report: Weighable silver, 7.6 ozt / 237 grams.

A 19th century silver plated tea set on tray, including a teapot, coffee pot, spirit burner, all with half gadrooned body detail, and a silver tea caddy and silver plated tray, crest engraved.

A Hallmarked Silver Caddy Spoon, L&S, Birmingham 1899, of Continental style, detailed in relief with couple in rural scene; a hallmarked silver Kings pattern salt spoon, London 1827 (the handle double struck), a bottom struck teaspoon (marks rubbed); German and other collectors teaspoons, etc.

1807 silver caddy spoon with heart love token shaped handle by William Pugh - 8cm & 11.6g ~ slight wear to bowl

18th century Georgian silver caddy spoon with shell bowl & armourial crest by William Sumner & Richard Crossley - 5.8cm & 11g

Cartier, United States. Sterling silver tea caddy of cylindrical form. The top embedded with a bronze French medallion depicting Napoleon and Marie Louise from 1810. Medallion marked, "NAPOLEON GALL. IMP. ITALIAE REX. M. LUDOVICA FRANC. AUST. IMP. FIL. A. A." For the ocassion of Napoleon and Marie Louise's wedding in Vienna. The obverse featuring the turreted and seated city of Vienna. The body of the tea caddy engraved with initials LBJ BAJ, 1926-1952. Marked Cartier sterling along the base.Height: 4 in x diameter: 3 in. Gross weight: 223.6 g.Condition: One dent to the lid and a small bump, tarnishing and wear through out.

A George III silver fiddle and shell pattern caddy spoon having an oval shaped bowl, hallmarked for London 1811, makers mark George Wintle, 9cm long

Mixed Lot: A Victorian silver baby's whistle/teether/rattle, makers mark for Aston & Son, 9cm long (a/f), a Georgian Old English fiddle pattern teaspoon, a Dutch caddy spoon with silver import mark, g/w 96gms together with a French teaspoon, a brass pipe tamper and a preserve knife

Mixed silver and white metal items to include a small silver card case engraved with the letter "B" and having an engraved design, a sterling silver tea caddy spoon and a white metal figure pulling a cart, total weight 52.9gLocation:If there is no condition report, please request.

Brass and copper - a circular brass Indian chappati box and lock, 26cm diameter, brass tea caddy, copper kettles, a pair of silver plated candlabrums, 27cm high; etc

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, by Thomas Bradbury, London 1902, of oval form, with a shaped rim, with a carved pineapple finial, engraved with initials and 1928, 10cm, 136gms Condition Report:Available upon request

A Victorian silver caddy spoon, initialled, London 1846, 25.0 g

A Victorian silver tea caddy spoon, Exeter 1846, and another silver caddy spoon, makers mark only (2)

A William IV silver caddy spoon, in the form of a leaf, Birmingham 1833, 4.4 g

A George III silver Old English pattern caddy spoon, two other caddy spoons, and four salt spoons, various dates and marks, 2.4 ozt

A George V Scottish silver oval caddy, Edinburgh 1911, 4.4 ozt, 9.5 cm high

A pair of Victorian silver Queen's pattern sauce ladles, London 1862, a caddy spoon with shell bowl, and assorted silver plated cutlery (qty)