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A George V Silver Tea-Caddy, by Deakin and Francis, Birmingham, 1919 oval, the hinged cover with drop-ring handle11cm high, 7oz 13dwt, 238grFully marked on bezel and further part marked on cover and ring-handle. There is some wear to the marks, particularly those on the cover. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.

A George VI Silver-Gilt Scent-Bottle, by Tessiers Ltd., London, 1938 in the form of a George I silver tea-caddy, slightly tapering oval and with slightly stepped vase, the screw-cap with baluster finial, engraved with an initial below a marquess' coronet13.5cm high, 10oz 3dwt, 315grFully marked on side and further part marked on cover, underneath and on stopper. The base stamped with maker's name. There is some overall surface scratching and wear. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the gilding.

A silver tea caddy by George Unite, Birmingham 1913, 197g, 10cm wide

A George III silver caddy spoon by Hester Bateman, London 1788, (no town mark)

Silver Topped (loose) Glass Scent Bottle, two silver collared examples, two others, and pink glass pin tray, Continental caddy spoon.

A wooden model gun carriage, 40cm long, together with a 19th century Chinese lacquer caddy, silver plate and boxes

A Hallmarked Silver Caddy, (marks rubbed) of navette shape with twin ring handles and hinged lid, base 8.2cm wide (100grams).

Georg Jensen silver year spoons 1972 & 1973, together with two antique silver tea caddy spoons, one repaired, and two damaged spoons, the filigree spoon not hallmarked but tested as silver. Gross weight 138g. (6)

A collection of silverware including a pair of vases, a claret jug, a decanter a rose bowl a tea caddy together with some continental metalwares items, 26ozt weighable silverThe vases weigh 262g and 280g

A George III silver tea caddy spoon with bowl modelled as a scallop shell and channelled detail to handle. Hallmarked for London 1817 with unknown makers mark. Approx. 9cm long and weighs approx. 14.8g.

An Art Deco silver tea caddy spoon bearing the University of Cambridge arms. Hallmarked to reverse of bowl for Bernard Instone, Birmingham 1930. Approx. 6.5cm long and weighs approx. 24.8g.

Edinburgh silver teaspoons to include   J Asherheim, William Marshall, Mackay, Cunningham & Co, and Robert Gray & Son etc. 100g. Also, a set of three Irish silver bright cut teaspoons by Michael Keating of Dublin, and a pair of Irish silver mustard or caddy spoons 51g. 151g gross.

Victorian silver swing handled sugar basket by Thomas Bradbury & Sons (Thomas Bradbury III & John S Henderson), London 1881, 133g, a pair of silver pepper pots by George Gray, London 1897, 118g, a silver vesta holder, a silver salt pot, three silver caddy spoons, 110g gross. 360g gross and a pair of dwarf candlesticks, one missing a drip collar. 

Indian silver tea caddy decorated with animals including elephant, rabbit, tiger, lion, dog etc in a woodland, the hinged top with elephant finial, 8cm tall, 8cm wide. 

Contemporary silver caddy spoon with pierced floral design to the handle, by Rita Ferguson, Edinburgh, 1979, 19g, a white metal port bottle label 17g and a chromed metal five-bar toast rack. Rita Ferguson (Mrs Charles) was a silversmith based in Edinburgh, having a studio on York Place and then working from 214A Braid Road. Notably, she made the Edinburgh freedom of the city casket that was presented to Sir Winston Churchill. Provenance: by family descent.

Various silver plated cutlery, a silver plated cup, wine coaster and a caddy spoon

A silver caddy spoon with floral embossed decoration by George Unite, Birmingham 1871

A silver nurses buckle, vesta case and caddy spoon, total weight 86g

A silver napkin ring, pusher, two teaspoons and a 900 standard windmill caddy spoon, 74g and a small group of silver plated items

A late Victorian silver embossed bombe form tea caddy, London 1899 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 252.6g, good condition, 15cm tall, two small holes to lid

A silver tea caddy of bombe form on paw feet engraved 'Presented to the Lady Workers of St Michaels Ward' 1921, 13cm, Chester 1916, 198g

A Chinese silver tea caddy by HW, 75g, 9cm tall

A collection of silver cutlery, including two silver letter openers one with blue agate handle, an architects pencil with blood stone end, various spoons some with enamel and a tea caddy spoon. Longest.23cm Weight 70g

GEORGIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON

Two silver caddy spoons

A George IV silver and mother of pearl sarcophagus tea caddy, hinged cover enclosing a fitted interior, c.1825

ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR TUDRIC PEWTER; a pewter and enamel caddy spoon, the handles set with turquoise enamel cabochon, impressed Tudric and numbered 01092, stamped Solkets (enamel af), together with a pair of English Pewter vases, aesthetic movement napkin rings, a cased set of silver plated aesthetic movement napkin rings, etc.

A pair of Victorian silver grape scissors (by George W Adams (Chawner & Co), London 1845) and a plated caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl, weighable silver 3.4 oz

Sale Item: BOX SILVER CADDY SPOON SUGAR TONGS ETC Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 17.5% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER TEA CADDY by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1897, of bombe form, chased with foliage, raised on four openwork scrolling foliate feet. 15cm high, 9.4 troy ouncesSurface dirt to the rim, good clear marks, the lid fits snugly, overall in good condition.

A VICTORIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON no maker's mark, Birmingham 1874, chased with grape vines and fruit. 9.5cm high

A WILLIAM IV SILVER TEA CADDY by Robert Hennell II, London 1831, chased with fruiting vine. 11.5cm high, 6.2 troy ouncesA small dent to the plain band below the chased decoration, otherwise in good condition.

Bag of mainly silver to include: miniature saucepan, sugar tongs and spoons together with a silver plated tea caddy. Total weight of silver 6.5 troy oz approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Late 19th century silver plated oval section tea caddy with hinged cover, lion mask loop handles and winged animal feet. 20cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Assorted silver and white metal cutlery, comprising souvenir spoons, Carlisle with enamel top, a fiddle pattern spoon bearing the initial F, two silver teaspoons, a pair of George V silver sugar tongs, 3oz, and two silver handled knives and forks, and a plated caddy spoon. (a quantity)

A silver mother of pearl box and a silver caddy spoon

A PAIR OF SILVER NOVELTY 'WISHBONE' SUGAR TONGSother tongs and a caddy spoon

A SMALL SILVER CADDY, CHESTER 1898John and William Deakin, a pair of pierced bon-bon dishes, three pepperettes, and three white metal bird bottle stopper tops

A Victorian silver tea caddy, stamped with pendant flowers, 11cm h, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1896, 6ozs 12dwts Small dent on two shoulders; lacks insulator from finial

A Dutch silver caddy spoon, 1835 and another, Sheffield 1937, 13dwts (2) Good condition

An Edwardian silver baby's rattle, another and miscellaneous other silver smallwork, to include envelope postage stamp case, caddy spoon, condiments, thimbles, scent / salts bottle, button hook, trowel page marker, compact, cigarette holders, etc, 3ozs weighable Several items worn or damaged but mostly good

Three 19th century and later boxes, comprising a mahogany travel box, with inlaid mother of pearl, the interior with a fitted interior, including silver plated and glass containers, with a pull out drawer to the bottom, both keys present, 17cm H x 30.5cm W, together with a brass bound mahogany writing slope, with a tooled leather slope, the box, 15cm H x 30cm W, a Rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, the fitted interior missing and with no bun feet, 15cm H x 23cm W, and a wooden bowl (4)

A porcelain tea caddy with a decor of divided frames, with silver frame. China, Kangxi. Silver 19th century.H. 15 cm.

SILVER INCL. CHOPSTICKS (BOXED), PAIR OF WANG HING LEAF TEASPOONS,BOODLE BABY SPOON (BOXED) & A COMYNS ANTIQUE CADDY SPOON - TOTAL APPROX 150G

Collection of Silver and White Metal Flatware to include Silver backed Brush, Caddy Spoons etc

A Japanese silver-plated tea caddy,Meiji period (1868-1912), of tapering form with a rounded shoulder, moulded with irises against a hammered ground, the cover similarly decorated, stamped marks 'Jungin' to base, with metal mounts and base,13.5cm high (2)Condition ReportOverall 397.9g. Tested not solid silver. Surface scratches and minor dents.

Mixed lot of silver flatware, comprising six Onslow pattern silver teaspoons hallmarked WD Birm 1907, a Georgian silver mustard spoon London 1801 and a Dutch silver 2nd. Standard caddy spoon marked for 1894, Maker - VK. Total weight of eight items - 3.25oz approx.

Mixed lot of silver flatware comprising four golf spoons (all British hallmarks, various) plus a Dutch silver decorated spoon and a silver "Little Boy Blue" Caddy Spoon hallmarked Birm. 1936. Total weight of six items 2.75oz approx.

Attractive composite five piece silver tea and coffee set, comprising silver coffee pot hallmarked R&B, Sheffield 1906; silver teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug hallmarked JD&S Sheffield, 1929 & 1918 (2) respectively, plus a small silver tea caddy hallmarked JD&S Sheffield 1930, all initialled HGB. Gross weight of five items (includes 2 wooden handles and 3 wooden finials (1 bent)) - 61.75oz. approx.

German silver trinket box / caddy

A George III silver caddy spoon by Peter, Ann and William Bateman together with two pairs of silver sugar tongs and a white metal spoon and fork, 4ozs

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, including three differing cigarette-cases; a goblet; a commemorative dish; an Italian mug; three differing napkin-rings, one silver plate; an Elizabeth II caddy-spoon in the form of a jockey cap and other items, weighable silver 19oz 2dwt, 593gr (qty)

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, Maker's Mark IT, Birmingham, 1798, in the form of a leaf and with loop handle, 68mm longFully marked on back of bowl. There are some surface scratches and wear, consistent with age and use. There has been a repair to the handle where it attaches to the bowl.

Silver caddy spoons to include Chester 1910 HF, with Sheffield 1910, H Atkin (2), 30.9 grams.

5 Antique Sterling silver spoons, Caddy, condiment, preseve etc, 77 grams.

A QUANTITY OF STERLING SILVER SPOONS To include a trefid topped spoon with reeded rat tail and engraved bowl, hallmarked Birmingham 1921 and a fiddle pattern spoon with engraved crest to terminal, hallmarked London 1859, along with a caddy spoon, butter knife and teaspoons. Total weight 135 grams.

A late 19th century Dutch silver plated tea caddy. 6.5x4.5x6.5cm

Boxes and Objects - Two large stoneware lidded pots, possibly Brampton 27cm high, oak trays, others; silver coloured metal Japanese tea caddy, embossed blossoms, 13cm high, copper kettle; etc

A George III silver leaf form caddy spoon, London 1797; boat salt, mustard etc, 3.70zt gross (5)

Silver - George III bright cut caddy spoon,c.1803, a set of six enamel coffee bean spoons,c.1948, christening cup, Birmingham,c.1936;etc,(246.g gross)