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A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including a capstan inkwell; a tea-caddy with pull-off cover; three various vesta-cases and various items of flatware, some cased; the silver plate including flatware and a pair of salt-cellars (qty)

A Victorian Silver Tea-Caddy, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1894, cylindrical, the sides chased with figures in a classical landscape, with pull-off with gadrooned borders, 95mm high, 3oz 7dwt, 105gr

A Victorian rosewood veneer tea caddy of sarcophagus form with mother-of-pearl inlay, the interior with two dome top lift out tea canisters and central mixer compartment with later cut glass bowl - sold with a pair of early 19th Century silver bright cut sugar tongs - some veneer detached but present

A bag containing a quantity of antique and later English silver small cutlery items including caddy and salt spoons - sold with a Dutch 800 grade ornate server and enamel top coffee spoon

An early 19th century silver caddy spoon with pierced leaf design to bowl by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1804, 9g

Three silver gilt and enamel coffee bean spoons, Birmingham 1929 by Barker Brothers and a silver shovel form caddy spoon, Birmingham 1801 by John Thornton, total weight 30g

A silver caddy spoon with square bowl engraved foliage border by Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1835 and a Georgian silver caddy spoon with engraved bowl Birmingham 1830 by Francis Clark

An early 19th century silver caddy spoon with fiddle and shell pattern bowl by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1813

A Georgian silver shovel form caddy spoon engraved flower and with mother of pearl handle, Birmingham 1823 by Ledsam & Vale and another similar caddy spoon Birmingham 1808 by Joseph Willmore

A Victorian silver caddy spoon, engraved flower by George Unite

A Scottish silver shovel form caddy spoon with spiral twist stem, Edinburgh 1820

Georgian silver caddy spoon, bearing a G date mark to the hallmark, 3"; together with a miniature silver mustard spoon, 2" (2)

Two boxes of collectables; Box of silver plated canteens of cutlery, Chinese brass worked serving tray, tea caddy and two wall masks etc

A Victorian silver plated spoon warmer in the form of a nautilus shell, mounted on a rocky outcrop base with shell motif, approx 14 x 14 cms h; a Victorian silver plated biscuit box decorated with rocaille work with shell motif. The box opens to reveal two segments with pierced plates over a cavity. The frame supported on four feet with a carry handle, approx 18 x 32 cms (open); together with a Georgian silver plated tea caddy with bright-cut decoration approx 10 x 10 cms. (3)

Miscellaneous silver, including two cocktail whisks, Birmingham hallmark dated 1965/66, silver vesta Birmingham hallmark dated 1939, silver and enamel pill box Birmingham hallmark, mm L & S; silver AG Style caddy spoon London hallmark dated 1989, silver book mark London hallmark, sterling silver handled cake slice, Victorian silver gilt commemorative spoon London hallmark dated 1873 mm Atkin Bros. This lot continues with a 1948 London Olympiad caddy spoon, another silver caddy spoon Birmingham hallmark mm H & T; five salt spoons, Georgian silver salt shovel, silver butter knife Sheffield hallmark dated 1909, silver mustard spoon Sheffield hallmark dated 1909, miscellaneous other items include a silver plated caddy spoon, sugar sifter, pickle forks, treen mustard spoon, Firth's trim with bakelite handle, South American ashtray, silver plated caddy spoon and two cork bottle stoppers.  Provenance: From three generations of the Horton-Smith family. 

SET OF SIX SILVER TEA SPOONS ALONG WITH A SILVER CADDY SPOON loose

An Edwardian silver five-piece tea service, in the George III style, comprising a spirit kettle, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and tea caddy, of plain oval form with reeded edges and wood handles, spirit kettle 33 cm high, teapot 14 cm high, 29 cm long, Hallmarked for Crate & Mansell, London 1906, Total weight 56 troy oz.

A collection of silver to include; a pair of pierced silver engraved sugar tongs, maker IS and lion passant, another pair, Victorian, hallmarked for John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, a smaller pair of novelty sugar nips, engraved design, by Walter & John Barnard, a silver caddy spoons by Henry Matthews, a Walker & Hall silver caddy spoon and two other caddy spoons, both being of Georgian era.  Weight: Approx. 141.8 grams (4.5ozt) Further Details: Some general wear and tarnishing. 

A George III silver leaf shaped and engraved caddy spoon with loop handles, hallmarked by IT, Birmingham, 1798 (repairs to the handle) together with miscellaneous silver flatware, approx gross weight 2.7 ozt (82.8 grams), a silver mounted glass sugar caster, a silver pepper pot, various pounce pots and plated flatware (1 bag) 

Large George IV foliate embossed silver tea caddy with two blank cartouches surmounted by eagles by George Burrows (II), London 1821 (the cover is marked RP by the lock catch) 26.5oz 835gm

George III caddy spoon by Hester Bateman, London 1787, a George III bright cut caddy spoon, octagonal vinaigrette with chased decoration by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1804, pair of decanter labels, modern caddy spoon and silver bladed fruit knife with mother of pearl handle, weighable silver 2.6oz 83gm

Cased pair of late Victorian silver salts with spoons by William Devenport , Birmingham 1899, cased three piece cruet set with blue glass liners and non matching plated spoons, Victorian silver gilt with cast and chased decoration cream jug and matching sugar bowl, by Wakely & Wheeler London 1888, pair of rococo style bon-bon dishes ( different dates and makers ) George III berry strainer spoon maker mark WE London 1826, two sifter spoons, caddy spoon and continental trefoil spoon, total weight 19.5oz 611gm

George III Caddy spoon London 1797, vinaigrette, 1887 silver shilling in mount, Victorian nurses buckle, London 1896 and a Chinese silver belt buckle by Wang Hing, total weight 4oz 127gm

Late Victorian embossed silver tea caddy by the Pairpoint Brothers London 1896, 9.75oz 303g, Spanish silver shallow dish and a pair of Edward VII candlesticks with weighted bases by Henry Clifford Davis, London 1907 H 15.5cm

A rare silver plate tea caddy engraved with Lion figure, content including tea Collect only

Silver to include two modern tea caddy spoons fashioned as jockey hats, a money clip, three lidded glass condiments, silver plate, a mother of pearl shell dish and other itemsLocation:

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, 8cm, Sheffield 1910, 47.4g

An Arts and Crafts white metal caddy spoon, probably silver, 7cm long

A collection of silver smalls To include an engine turned pocket photo frame; chain mail purse; caddy spoon; menu holder; cased set of six British hallmark spoons; part cased open salt set, various maker’s and dates, weight 13.5 tr.oz.

A George III silver caddy spoon, three silver mustard spoons and a shoe horn (0.7oz) (5)

A collection of Georgian and later silver, including a George III caddy spoon, rubbed hallmarks, possibly Josiah Snatt, London 1813, 9cm long, a George V sugar bowl of octagonal form, 9.3 by 6.5cm high, a cased set of teaspoons, a cased christening set with egg cup and napkin ring, 18.2toz overall. (qty)

A group of three silver caddy spoons, a small George III example, fiddle pattern having a circular bowl and engraved initials, London 1817, makers mark for Sarah Snatt, a Victorian caddy fiddle pattern spoon, shaped oval bowl engraved with a griffin, hallmarked London 1854 by William Robert Smily together with a Hanoverian pattern caddy spoon, 1936, makers mark rubbed (3)

Mixed Lot: Four Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks, Georgian dessert spoon (a/f), a Victorian christening fork and spoon, a Georgian long handled caddy spoon, three silver teaspoons and two mother of pearl handled and silver pickle fooks, various dates and makers, g/w 380gms

A George IV silver caddy spoon, the egg shaped bowl engraved and chased with leaves, the handle engraved with initials, hallmarked Birmingham 1820, makers mark for Joseph Taylor

Mixed Lot: An Edwardian silver hair comb, the crown intricately pierced and engraved, with two twisted prongs, hallmarked Birmingham 1903, makers mark for Adie & Lovekin, 13cm long, a white metal caddy spoon marked 800 together with a cased cheroot holder with hallmarked silver rim (3)

A George III silver caddy spoon with shovel shaped bowl and turned ebonised handle, hallmarked for Birmingham 1816, makers mark for John Lawrence & Co, 9.5cm long

A George III silver caddy spoon having an oval shaped shell bowl and beaded edge detail to the handle, engraved with initials together with two silver leaf shaped bowl examples (3)

Victorian silver caddy by Charles Stuart Harris on ball feet, London 1894.

A Silver Caddy Spoon by William Devenport with Decoration, Twisted Stem Ending in Albany Finial, Hallmark for Birmingham 1900

A Silver Caddy Spoon by George Unite, Finely Made and Decorated, Hallmark for Birmingham 1843

Two Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, one with shell bowl, the other with bright cut engraved decoration to handle, together with a Georgian style tea caddy spoon (3)

A Georgian silver caddy spoon, Birmingham hallmarks. Shipping category A.

A George III silver Old English pattern caddy spoon, maker Edward Mayfield, London, 1798, with shell-shaped bowl, 7cm long together with another caddy spoon, maker Sarah & John William Blake, London, 1815, 9.5cm long.

A Victorian provincial silver tea caddy, maker Robert Williams & Sons, Exeter, 1847, together with two other Exeter silver caddy spoons, by William Rawlings Sobey, 1842? and 1834, total weight of silver 37gms, 1.21ozs

A Victorian provincial silver caddy spoon, maker Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter, 1876, together with two other Exeter silver caddy spoons, total weight of silver 38gms, 1.24ozs. (3).

A continental silver caddy spoon the bowl decorated with fisher women landing the catch, the handle in the form of a fishing boat, 7.5cm long, 19gms, 0.63ozs

A Victorian silver caddy spoon, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1839, the shell-shaped bowl with embossed floral decoration and similar decoration to the handle. 8cm long, 10gms, 0.34ozs

Three assorted silver caddy spoons, various makers and dates, two initialled, total weight of silver 36gms, 1.18ozs

A VICTORIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON BY GEORGE UNITE, A SET OF SILVER COFFEE SPOONS AND A SMALL BOX OF SILVER PLATE, the caddy spoon with wriggle work engraved bowl, Birmingham 1861, a set of six George IV silver coffee spoons with pierced handles, makers Marson & Jones, Birmingham 1937 and a box of silver plated flatware, cruet set, etc, gross weight of silver 1.41ozt, 43.8 grams (Condition Report: split in bowl of caddy spoon near handle, coffee spoons are in useable condition, all items have seen light to heavy usage)

A silver caddy spoon with shell bowl

A silver caddy spoon with plain bowl

English sterling silver caddy spoon Sheffield 1926, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, 15 grams approx

A 19th century silver plated wax jack, together with a tea caddy, cruet stand and other 19th century and later silver plate and metalwares

A pair of silver caddy spoons to include a Georgian London 1835 T Edwards example with a William Pugh Birmingham 1815 example, 22.5 grams combined (2).

Late Georgian / Victorian silver plated tea caddy with removable lid, 13cm tall. Some signs of wear / dents but generally good.

Hallmarked silver caddy spoon in Arts and Crafts style, 16.8 grams, Birmingham 1936.

A pair of silver caddy spoons to include a Georgian Birmingham 1809 Cocks & Bettridge spoon with a George Unite Birmingham 1838 spoon, 12.7 grams combined (2).

A George VI Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Leslie Gordon Durbin, London, 1948 the spatulate handle with a border of incised lines and applied with three-leaf clover, with an oval bowl71mm high, 1oz 5dwt, 39grFully marked on back of handle. The marks are clear. There is overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a minor softening to the high points.

A Victorian Silver Tea-Caddy, Probably by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Birmingham, 1890 tapering cylindrical and on spreading foot, the sides chased with foliage scrolls and flowers on a matted ground, the pull-off cover chased with foliage and with a wrythen finial13cm high, 4oz 3dwt, 128grFully marked underneath and further part marked inside cover. The marks are generally clear, though the maker's mark is double struck so only partially visible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The finial is very slightly pushed into the cover.

A George III Silver Tea-Caddy, by Emick Romer, London, 1771 shaped oblong and on scroll feet, the sides chased with foliage scrolls and flowers, centring on either side a vacant cartouche, the detachable cover similarly chased and with foliage and flower finial13.5cm high, 11oz 14dwt, 364grFully marked underneath. The cover with maker's mark and lion passant only on bezel. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points. There are two possible repairs, one on each of the narrow sides. There are some bruises.The cartouches have probably been erased.