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An Elizabeth II silver cheese scoop WW, London 2003, with turned stained wooden handle, 7½in. (19cm.) long; together with a cast silver caddy spoon, with fruiting vine decoration, Israel Freeman & Son Ltd., Birm. 1975; a 'Port' wine label, W I Broadway & Co. Birm 1998; and a pickle fork, Birm. 1947, gross weight 3.2 tr.oz. (4) *Cheese scoop, wine label and caddy spoon all in very good condition. The pickle fork has a small ding and small soldered repair to the terminal of the hollow handle.

A small group of collectors' items to include a rosewood tea caddy, a hallmarked silver topped inkwell, postcards and cigarette cards and a paint set.

Five silver caddy spoons comprising: Nathaniel Smith & Co., Sheffield 1790, with short thumb piece, wrigglework decoration and shell bowl; Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1855, gilded shell form bowl and pierced handle; William Gallimore & Sons, Sheffield 1891, shell form bowl; Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1908, double shell form bowl and navette handle; and a modern spoon with a scalloped bowl and dog nose handle, Birmingham 1973, overall weight approx. 66g (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).

Victorian silver tea caddy, by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1895, lobed inverted baluster form, repousse decorated with floral garlands and shell details, raised on four paw feet (a/f), height 15cm, weight approx. 249g (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).

An Edwardian silver lozenge shaped tea caddy, of George III design, hinged cover with batwing patera, axehead handle, 9.5cm wide, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1905, 190g

An Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1972

A silver tea caddy, by Finnigans Ltd, London 1910, of cylindrical form, with engraved crest to the lid, a silver and cut glass caster, by Cooper Brothers, Sheffield 1904, a small silver and cut glass salt, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham, and a silver candlestick, by Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester, of tapering square form, weighable silver 123gms (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

A collection of EPNS including a biscuit barrel, cream jug, a salver, a caddy spoon, a pin dish, a silver and glass preserve pot etc (10) Condition Report:Available upon request

A set of six George III silver dessert forks, Stephen Adams II, London 1801, together with a collection of twelve silver cruet spoons, a pair of silver sugar tongs, a silver caddy spoon and a small collection of further silver and white metal spoons, total weighable silver approx 13.9oz (a lot)

Four silver tea caddy spoons - London 1820 & 1824, Birmingham 1863 & Dutch imported spoon Chester 1910. Gross weight 48g (4)

A George III silver caddy spoon, with engraved decorated, shield reserve initial engraved, William IV silver mustard spoon, London 1833, Georgian and later tea and salt spoons, pickle forks, pendant coil mounts, etc., 4.57oz, together with a group of plated flatware.

Porcelain tea caddy with a decoration of a flower garden under a bamboo plant and on the other side a landscape with a pagoda under a tree, with silver fittings, China Qianlong period, 10 cm high

Silver tea caddy and spoon, cased silver spoons and a plated table lighter

A sterling silver Christmas themed caddy spoon by Tiffany and Co marked 925 (Approx weight 47.6g)

A Victorian silver caddy spoon and a thread fiddle pattern table spoon, together with a William IV silver Hanoverian pattern sauce ladle, 145 g gross

HANS HANSEN - a pair of Danish modernist sterling silver tea caddy spoons, length 12cmNo damage or repair, only light surface wear

Vintage silver tea caddy spoon

Silver and silver plated spoons and cutlery, inc. hallmarked silver pickle fork, souvenir spoons, ornate white metal tea caddy spoon, and interesting figural snake and bird spoon

Georgian silver tea caddy spoon

Georgian silver tea caddy spoon

A William IV Edwin Sweet 1831 Exeter silver tea spoon twinned with an 1863 London silver caddy spoon by George Knight, 51.6g

A George III 1801 London silver caddy spoon by Josiah Snatt, 75mm long, 9.4g

Victorian silver tea caddy, with a half fluted hinged cover and body, raised on ball feet, maker Horace Woodward & Co. London 1892, 3.25" wide, 2.5" deep, 3.75" high, 4oz t

St. George strawberry dish, Victorian copper luster jug H14.5cm, similar period silver luster teapot, Ringtons blue and white tea caddy and other decorative ceramics (3 boxes)

FOUR SILVER TEA CADDY SPOONS, SEVEN SILVER BOTTLE LABELS, A SILVER FOX HEADED BOOK MARKER AND A SILVER STRAINING SPOON, 177.2Gms.

An Omega pocket watch together with Silver caddy spoon and rolled gold pocket watch and chain 

Silver comprising a pair of dishes, 34g, and silver plate to include a tea caddy, spoons, knives cased and other itemsLocation:

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1905, maker's initials rubbed, of circular form with push lid, the body with continuous embossed figural scene with villagers, 8.5 cm high, weight 79 grams

A Victorian burr walnut dome-top tea caddy, hinged lid enclosing pair of lidded compartments, (later oak lids), 15cm high x 23cm wide; a Victorian rosewood brass inlaid vanity box, fitted interior, glass and silver plated powder jars, etc, deep blue velvet lining, 12.5cm high x 27.5cm wide x 19.5cm, (2).

Export Imari porcelain caddy with a later silver plated cover, Chinese, Qianlong period, 10cm highSmall firing nicks and faults.

A George III Silver and gilt novelty shovel tea caddy spoon with mother of pearl handle, hallmarked Birmingham 1810 by Joseph Willmore, 10g total weight, plus 3 pairs of silver hallmarked sugar tongs largest - London 1897 by Josiah Williams & Co, next - Birmingham 1896 by Thomas Haynes, smallest - London 1811 (George III) All three 80g total weight.

An Arts and Crafts white metal and turquoise caddy spoon. The spoon having planished decoration with cinquefoil turquoise mount. Measures approx 10.5cm. Unmarked tests indicate silver. Weight approx 14.35g.

A clear crystal tea caddy with 2nd grade 835/1000 silver mounting, 19th century. Decoration of olive cut, resting on contoured base, h 16.5 cm.

A silver tea presentation caddy spoon for crown green bowls, engraved President 1944, H Hunt, Sheffield, 1942, 18.3g; a silver gold teaspoon, Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1932 13.1g; a silver seal egg spoon, Mark Willis, Sheffield, 1933, 18.6g; others 122.9g

George V silver Arts and Crafts tea caddy of tall oval form, with decorative floral borders and hinged cover with acorn finial (Birmingham 1916) A E Jones. All at approximately 4ozs. 11.5cm overall height.General overall condition is good, some minor dents and wear, surface has areas of scratching and tarnish and appears to have been superficially cleaned, cover hinge is slightly loose but cover is a tight fit, there are no signs of major damage or repair. Marks slightly rubbed but legible. Extra photographs to follow.

George III silver caddy spoon, in the form of a leaf, with bright cut decoration and loop handle (Birmingham 1798) maker's mark IT. 7.5cm overall length.

Selection miscellaneous silver, including a Coronation caddy spoon (London 1953), a silver napkin ring (London 1952), a long handled spoon (London 1952) and a Silver Jubilee caddy spoon (London 1977). All at approximately 4ozs. (4)

A group of silver and other items including caddy spoon, strainer, salt, grape scissors etc

A 19th century German silver tea caddy, coat of arms to lid, on ball feet, original silver key. CONDITION REPORT: 276g

A 19th century inlaid-mahogany two-division tea caddy with a glass mixing bowl, 10¾” wide; together with a William Crawford & Son’s novelty tea caddy biscuit tin, 6” wide; & a silver plated rectangular entrée dish, 10¾” wide.

A mixed selection of silver including six napkin rings, a posy vase, tea strainer, paper knife, two scalloped caddy spoons, sugar tong and eight various spoons and a heart shaped dish, some silver plated spoons, Christofle pepper pots, 13.8 ozs approximately excluding the weighted vase

Two silver caddy spoons, including: Alice & George Burrows II London 1801 and maker's mark rubbed Chester 1929, gross weight 18 grams

Pair of silver honey spoons, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1930 & 1931, initialled, together with a silver tea strainer, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1930; and a silver caddy spoon, maker HH, Sheffield 1954, gross weight 120 grams

Two Georgian silver caddy spoons, including: George Smith (III) & William Fearn London 1791 and Thomas Watson Newcastle 1821, gross weight 22.1 grams

Victorian silver caddy spoon with shell-shaped bowl, Chawner & Co, London 1861, together with a silver salt scoop and mustard spoon, gross weight 31.25 gramsSalt scoop hallmarks rubbed

George III sugar sifter spoon, Sarah & John William Blake, London 1810, an Edwardian silver caddy spoon, W S Savage & Co, Sheffield 1902, together with Birmingham hallmarked silver topped and rimmed glass sugar sifter and a teaspoon, weighable silver gross weight 64 grams

A beautiful late 18th century Georgian blonde tortoiseshell serpentine dual-compartment tea caddy. The serpentine shaped front with worked tortoiseshell panelling, ivory lined inner edges and both lined compartments complete with lids. Standing on ball feet. Small inlaid plaque to top, and a silver escutcheon to the lock. Measurements 13cm x 16.5cm. Minor loss to inner lip and minor split to lid - see photographs. Otherwise in good all round condition for age.

A silver caddy, Sheffield 1912/13 JDWD, 13cm tall, approx 5 troy oz, no engraving, good condition

A silver Yard-O-Led pencil, boxed, and a Cutty Sark tea caddy spoon

A silver tea caddy spoon, a pair of silver sugar bows, a silver backed brush and two spoons

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with bone handle by George Unite, Birmingham 1847

Robert Rutland, A George II silver caddy spoon, London 1812, together with a silver sugar sifting ladle, a pair of silver condiment spoons, and two silver menu holders, weighable silver 63g

A Georgian silver caddy spoon, London 1796, together with two other silver caddy spoons, all with scallop shell bowls, combined weight: 33gCondition: the one with the bright cut handle, there are dents to the scallop bowl, about 1cm in from the leading edge, the others okay. 

Two Georgian silver caddy spoons, etc.

A 925 silver compact together with a Birmingham silver bowl, a Chester silver caddy spoon, a silver butter knife and two silver thimbles

A Danish sterling silver sauce ladle by Georg Jensen with Cactus decoration, 15cms long, together with a Sheffield silver caddy spoon with pierced decoration

A Birmingham silver tea caddy of globular form by Mappin and Web 11cms tall, 4ozs

A Collection of Assorted of Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including a christening-mug; a Norwegian spoon; a silver caddy-spoon and four other items of flatware, 8oz 11dwt, 265gr; the silver plate including flatware; two Ronson lighters and a silver plate mounted horn cup (qty)

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including a silver-mounted cut-glass caster, Sheffield, 1913; assorted items of flatware, including a pierced caddy-spoon and a Dutch silver paper-knife with ship-cast finial; the silver plate including a pair of wine-coasters; a two-handled cup and other items; Together With three gold plated Cross writing implements, comprising two propelling pencils and a fountain pen, in green covered case (qty)

A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising a match-book holder, engraved with an inscription commemorating the Guard of Honour to H.R.H. Princess Mary at Bridlington; an American silver container, applied with fleur-de-lys; five thimbles; three silver purses; a caddy-spoon and other items (qty)