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A Regency mahogany three-division tea caddy, early 19th century, the cover inlaid with a vacant brass roundel, enclosing three lidless divisions, 10" wide, 5.25" deep, 5.25" high

A 19th Century Continental Tea Caddy, tapering oblong, on four ball feet, partly gadrooned body, lion masks to the side supporting rings, hinged lid, lion finial, (13cm wide)

York: A George III Fiddle and Thread Pattern Caddy Spoon, engraved with a cursive letter G, (by James Barber & Whitwell, York 1818, 10cm); and A Victorian Napkin Ring, cylindrical, repousse with a band of flowers and foliage, engraved with the initials EG , (London 1880) (2)

A George III Caddy Spoon, with elongated oval bowl and reeded handle engraved with initial 'B', (by Thomas Wallis, London 1801, 9.5cm long); A Pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Old English feather edge pattern, with fluted bowls, (by George Smith III & William Fearn, London 1791); A George III Sauce Ladle, fiddle pattern, with engraved initials 'RJE', (maker's mark 'TB', London 1813); A George IV Ladle, fiddle pattern, (maker's mark 'SH', London 1835); A George III Sifter Spoon, Old English pattern

A George III Teapot and Tea Caddy, of serpentine shape, engraved to the centre with an urn and initials, within ribbon tied medallion between wrigglework borders, (by Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London 1780, the teapot 27cm wide, the caddy 12.5cm long, 29oz); and A George III Teapot Stand, oval, engraved with similar decoration, wooden base, (by Philip Freeman, London 1780, 15cm wide) (3)

A George III Tea Caddy, of serpentine shape on four shell supports, engraved with panels of lattice work, shell and anthemion leaf decoration, above chased foliage border, the moulded detachable lid with gadrooned rim and chased knop, (by Samuel Wood, London 1770, 15.5cm high, 7 1/2 oz)

An Early 19th Century Tortoiseshell Veneered Tea Caddy, sarcophagus form, with pewter wire stringing to the hinged cover, edged with horn, internally with two square lidded compartments, raised upon silvered metal bun feet, (18.5cm wide)

An Early 19th Century Maple and Rosewood Banded Tea Caddy, rectangular, with vacant gilt brass cartouche to the lid, internally with two lidded compartments divided by a sugar bowl aperture, (28cm wide)

An Early Victorian Sarcophagus Tea Caddy, with stained wood parquetry banding throughout and ebonised detail, internally with two coromandel and star parquetry lidded compartments, (22cm wide)

A George III Fiddle-Back Mahogany Tea Caddy, rectangular, with ogee moulded border and gilt bronze carrying handle, internally with two later decorated red japanned tin lidded canisters divided by a sugar bowl recess and with spoon compartment to the reverse, gilt chinoiserie oval medallion to the lid underside, (26.5cm wide)

A Stained Fruitwood Apple Tea Caddy, the cover with stalk finial and steel hinge, with a mahogany inlaid key escutcheon, (12cm high)

A George III Mahogany Single Compartment Tea Caddy, rectangular section with "fiddle-back" grain and edged in boxwood, with bronze hinged loop finial and ivory narrow lozenge key escutcheon, (11.5cm high) (minor repairs); and a George IV Rosewood Two Division Sarcophagus Tea Caddy, edged in boxwood, with twin lion masks and ring side handles, flat lids with turned bone knops, upon gilt brass bun feet, (21cm wide) (2)

A Large and Unusual Octagonal Parquetry Tea Caddy, the lid veneered in various richly figured and oystered timbers with trompe l'oeil repeat cube pattern within chequer board banding and deeply moulded border with penwork vine and rose detail, chevron flange, similarly decorated to the lid underside, enclosing two hinged and lidded caddies fronted by two sugar bowls divided by a lidded spoon compartment, gilt metal ring side handles, (39.5cm wide)

An Early Victorian Tortoiseshell Veneered Tea Caddy, of octagonal panelled shape, the upswept hinged lid with vacant white metal cartouche, pewter stringing overall, two internal lidded compartments, the whole raised on four ivory bun feet, (12.5cm high, 20cm wide)

A Tunbridgeware Rosewood Tea Caddy, rectangular, the hinged lid with chamfered sides decorated with a floral motif within bandings of stylised flowers, conforming leafy girdle band, internally with two rectangular hinged lidded caddies divided by a sugar bowl aperture, raised on parquetry flattened bun feet (one slightly damaged), (31cm wide)

An Early Victorian Figured Walnut Tea Caddy, rectangular, of concave sided form, crossbanded throughout with tulipwood, internally with two hinged lidded rectangular containers divided by a sugar bowl aperture, with later associated moulded glass bowl (cracked), upon flattened bun feet, (17cm high, 30cm wide)

A Marquetry Eight Day Longcase Clock, the case with profuse bird and floral marquetry, the trunk door with central lenticle, (later) bracket feet, the caddy top with floral marquetry, 12 inch square brass dial, silvered chapter ring, matted centre with subsidiary seconds, date aperture, four pillar movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on bell, movement and dial associated, (244cm high)

A George II Mahogany Linen Press, the caddy top over two ogee fielded panel doors, with two short and one long sham drawer in the base, gutted and converted to a hanging wardrobe, (170cm by 129cm by 65cm)

A white metal tea caddy of bombe shape, decorated with leaves and flowers on four lions paw feet.

A George V silver tea caddy of shaped form, Birmingham, 1915, 4 ozs.

A William IV silver caddy spoon with a shell bowl and fiddle handle, London, 1830.

An Irish silver caddy spoon with a flared bowl and engraved handle, Dublin, 1966.

A 20th century mahogany display cabinet, the caddy top above a pair of glazed doors, on cabriole legs and claw and ball feet.

A walnut cased Vienna regulator type wall clock, the moulded cornice above half section columns and a caddy base, the brass dial with Roman numerals, striking on a gong, 84 cms high.

A walnut cased Vienna regulator type wall clock, the cresting rail above a long glass door and caddy base, the circular dial with Roman numerals, striking on a gong.

A Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, inlaid with Mother of Pearl, enclosing two lidded compartments.

A collection of cutlery, English 1744-1864, to include spoons, forks, mustard spoons and other items, together with two later caddy spoons and a silver plated spoon. 1089g, 35oz.

A walnut bracket clock in Georgian taste with caddy top and Westminster chiming movement.

A Victorian octagonal box, with parquetry top and an unusual Victorian mahogany tea caddy of oval shape.

A pair of continental pottery candlesticks, with green glaze, together with a copper tea caddy in the style of Newlyn decorated with a sea serpent.

A pair of Michael Caddy salt and peppers, the salt modelled as a Bishop chess piece, the pepper as the king chess piece, both with black foliate decoration on a white ground with gilt highlighting.

An 18th Century Chinese export porcelain tea caddy and cover, of baluster form, painted to either side with an armorial within foliate borders and scroll moulding to the foot, 13cm high, together with sundry Chinese export cups, saucers and teabowls, also some English examples. (a lot)

A 19th Century pearlware mug, transfer printed in blue with a hunting scene, 15cm high, together with one other, a Chinese ginger jar and a tea caddy. (4)

A Victorian papier mache and grained tea caddy, with pierced and engraved brass mounts, the domed hinged cover with a shaped edge to a pair of lidded compartments, the base on flattened bun feet, 8in (20. 4cm) wide.

An octagonal tea/tobacco caddy, burr yew veneered, the hinged cover inlaid edging to a zinc lined interior, 5.5in (14cm) high.

An early 19th century rectangular tea caddy, mahogany veneered with fine chequer stringing, the hinged cover with a Sheffield plate open handle, to a pair of lidded compartments, above a frieze drawer with an inset plaque inscribed 'Philadelphia Sharpe', on gilt brass ball feet, 10in (25.4cm) wide.

A Victorian Tunbridge ware tea caddy, the sloping hinged cover with a central foliage design above a banded body, the interior with a pair of lidded compartments, on turned feet (one replaced), 8.5in (21. 6cm) wide.

An octagonal tea caddy, in simulated tortoiseshell, with a lidded interior, 4.25in (10.8cm) wide.

A 19th century inlaid mahogany tea caddy of rectangular form, with lidded compartments and moulded glass mixing bowl, 12.25in wide.

Late 19th century Meissen porcelain tea caddy, the damaged lid with pineapple finial, enamel painted with floral sprigs, 12cm (lid cracked).

Regency rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, with gadrooned tablet top, 30cm.

Regency boxwood strung rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy with twin lidded interior, 14cm x 19cm (lacks escutcheon and 1 handle ring).

A Russian silver and niello caddy spoon, decorated with buildings, three white metal pastry forks, with flower cast handles, and other items

A George III harewood and mahogany and boxwood banded rectangular tea caddy, the front and cover with oval marquetry panels of flowers, 11. 5cm wide (4.5")

Royal Doulton Kingswear silver mounted tea caddy 'Granny drinking tea', 5" height

Early 19th century H.M. silver stipple-work tea caddy spoon, Birmingham 1823. Maker John Bettridge.

An antique tortoiseshell oblong tea caddy having a column to each corner on ivory bun feet, 21cms.

19th century sarcophagus shaped oak and ebony strung tea caddy, the interior fitted, hobnail cut glass sugar bowl, between a pair of oblong cannisters all on bun feet, 33cm wide x 18cm deep.

19th Century rosewood tea caddy with pierced brass mounts, 6"

19th Century walnut tea caddy with domed top and pierced brass mounts, 8"

George III burr walnut, cross-banded and ebony edged tea caddy with two canisters, brass mounts, 10" wide

George V octagonal tea caddy, Chester 1911, 4.75" high, 5.5 oz

A 19th Century Mahogany Tea Caddy, (lacks interior)

A Late 19th Century Chinese Lacquered Tea Caddy, with gilt decoration, and tin linner

An Early 19th Century Rosewood Tea Caddy, lacking interior, 33 cm

An Extensive Victorian Old English Pattern Canteen of Silver Cutlery, crested, comprising 18 table forks, 18 dessert forks, 12 teaspoons, butter knife, marrow scoop, 6 egg spoons, caddy spoon, mustard spoon, sugar spoon, 4 salt spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoons, sugar tongs, pair of sauce ladles, 18 dessert spoons, and 18 table spoons, London 1865, approx 190 oz, (105) in an oak box

A Early 19th Century Caddy Spoon, in the form of a leaf

An antique mahogany oblong tea caddy, 30cms, and three other various wooden boxes.

A late Victorian walnut Davenport desk having caddy pen compartment and four side drawers, 54cms.

An antique French brass inlaid oblong tea caddy, 23cms, and an antique Dutch style bombe walnut oblong tea caddy, 20cms.