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An early Tunbridge Ware rosewood tea caddy, probably by Burrows circa 1840, the top with stylised flower and scroll panel within half square cross banding, the sides inlaid alternating bands of beetles and moths within chequered stringing, the interior with two half square mosaic lidded boxes in unrestored condition, 300 x 150mm.

Late Victorian oval silver tea caddy, Chester 1899, approximately 3oz, 9cm high, and a silver christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form, Birmingham 1911, approximately 3oz, 7.5cm high (2).

A 19th century mahogany rectangular tea caddy, with marquetry ovals, satinwood crossbanding and boxwood stringing, 12 high x 12 deep x 20.5 cm wide

A collection of small silver, comprising; an embossed silver mounted rectangular bridge marker with sliding covers, a painted ivory panel and easel back, Chester 1908, 8.5cm long (3.25 in), a pocket diary with silver cover embossed with a horse and carriage, London 1904 by William Comyns, a silver and mother of pearl rattle, Birmingham 1910, a shell bowl caddy spoon, 1933, a four division toast rack, 1967 by Deakin and Francis, a damaged bell, and a George III horn handled toddy ladle the bowl with inset coin

A George III old English pattern caddy spoon with bright-cut engraved handle with initials, London 1784, the makers mark over struck by the Lion Passant, and an Albany pattern sauce ladle with a shell shaped bowl, Sheffield 1864

A George IV shell bowl caddy spoon with engraved handle, Birmingham 1825 by Joseph Taylor

A collection of small silver items, including; a George III Irish vase shaped and bun top pepper pot, circa 1810, a William IV leaf shaped caddy spoon (lacking the handle), circa 1830, a George VI commemorative caddy spoon, London 1937, a Dutch embossed caddy spoon, import marks for Berthold Muller, London 1914, a Victorian sugar nips, Birmingham 1899, a late 19th century Russian vodka cup engraved with a townscape, two egg cups and other spoons

A George IV shell bowl caddy spoon the handle bright cut engraved with a shield, London 1828 probably by Thomas Purver (the makers mark rubbed), a Dutch silver gilt spoon with shell bowl and hook handle applied with a winged putto, three salt spoons, a miniature funnel and a damaged leaf-bowl spoon

A 19th century continental tea caddy inlaid with brass, ivory and mother of pearl, 23cm wide

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy, with a brass carrying handle and escutcheon, with three division interior, 23cm wide, 17cm high

METALWORK, BOXES AND OBJECTS - A Regency rosewood tea caddy, of slightly tapering rectangular form beneath a hinged cavetto moulded lid, outlined with dog-tooth banding, boxwood and harewood stringing, pressed gilt brass lion mask loose ring handles and paw feet, the satinwood veneered two-compartment interior now with an associated glass mixing vase, 12.25in wide, c.1815

METALWORK, BOXES AND OBJECTS - A George IV rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, with mother-of-pearl escutcheon, bun feet, the interior with two compartments and central glass mixing bowl, 11.5in diam, c.1830

METALWORK, BOXES AND OBJECTS - A small William IV tortoiseshell veneered two-compartment tea caddy, of block front form beneath a conforming domed cover, wirework stringing, on bun feet, 5in wide (5.75in over skirt), c.1835

METALWORK, BOXES AND OBJECTS - A good George III rolled paper tea caddy, of straight sided octagonal form, the hinged top and sides with glazed panels enclosing gilded and tinted rolled paper floral panels set with amethyst foil on a blue and amethyst crystalline ground, the narrow mahogany borders outlined with boxwood stringing, 6in wide, 5.25in high, c.1790

A REGENCY ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY the interior with two lidded lift-out division flanking a vacant mixing bowl, the coved lid with split reel moulding, 12in. (31cm.) wide

A REGENCY YEW-WOOD TEA CADDY of rounded sarcophagus form, fitted with two lidded lift-out cannisters, flanking a cut glass mixing bowl, 12 1/4in. (31cm.)wide

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of rectangular shape with a coved top, broadly crossbanded possibly in olive wood and inlaid with stars, the interior now with three lidded divisions, 10in. (26cm.) wide

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of rectangular shape with a curved lid, a drawer to the right hand side of the plinth, 9 3/4in. (25cm.) wide

A VICTORIAN TEA CADDY With chinoiserie decoration, and two weights in the form of a fort and a sphinx (3)

A TEA CADDY oval with lion's mask handles, 12.5cm.(5in.)high

A TEA CADDY of cylindrical form with floral repousse decoration. Maker's mark indistinct, Birmingham, 1905, 9cm. (3 5/8in.)high, 4ozs.

OLD ENGLISH BRIGHT CUT Thirteen tableforks, six smaller forks, thirteen dessert forks, thirteen tablespoons, thirteen dessert spoons, ten teaspoons, a pair of sauce lades with shell bowls, soup ladle with shell bowl, a pair of gravy spoons, fish slice and matching fork, caddy spoon, sugar tongs, butter knife, three salt spoons and a mustard spoon. Mixed dates and makers, 82 pieces,the majority George III to William IV subsequently engraved to match. Approximately 123ozs.

A WILLIAM IV CADDY SPOON Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern, 1834, and a cameo brooch (2)

George III mahogany and boxwood and ebony line inlaid tea caddy, the hinged cover with an oval panel, the interior fittings removed, 13"

Early 19th century mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus shape with domed hinged cover, the interior with two canisters 14.5"

19th century rosewood tea caddy with two compartments flanking a central mixing bowl, on turned feet the hinged cover with raised top and gadrooned decoration, 12"

Victorian half spiral reeded oval tea caddy, London 1898, 4.25", 4 ozs

Oval photograph frame with beaded decoration, rectangular photograph frame, an engine turned small cigarette case, a cherub embossed match-box holder and an engraved shovel caddy spoon

A WOODEN BOX containing three medicine bottles, an early 19th century rosewood tea caddy and a tortoiseshell memo tablet, etc. (a lot)

A large 19th century burr walnut tea caddy, with coromandel framing, the rectangular hinged top with raised central panel enclosing pair of lidded compartments, lift out tray with space below and glass mixing bowl, on bun feet. 29cm wide, 16cm high

A George III mahogany tea caddy, crossbanded and line inlaid overall, the hinged rectangular top with central oval Prince of Wales feathers inlay, enclosinga lidded interior, with oval oakleaf inlay to the front. 102cm wide

A 19th century mahogany oval tea caddy, with marquetry satinwood panel to the hinged lid and boxwood stringing. 15cm wide

A George II mahogany dressing mirror, the rectangular plate with gilt slip and moulded frame between tapering uprights with urn finials, on base with caddy top and three drawers, ogee bracket feet. 58cm high

A George III burr walnut tea caddy, inlaid with boxwood stringing, the rectangular sloping lid, enclosing an interior fitted with two containers and engraved mixing well. 30.5cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, with chevron line inlay, the hinged top with central oval shell paterae, the front with similar inlay. 14cm wide

A Regency rosewood sarcophagus shape tea caddy, early 19th century, boxwood strung, the canted cover enclosing two divisions, later lined on a canted rectangular body with ring handles and on four gilt brasss squat feet, 7.5" wide

Regency mahogany tea caddy, of rectangular section, with ring side handles on ball feet, the interior fitted with two lidded compartments and a central well. Length 30cms (12").

Late 19th century papier mache tea caddy, with inlaid mother-of-pearl and handpainted floral decoration a black lacquered ground fitted with two interior departments 20cms (8") wide, 11.5cms (4.5") high, together with a similar jewellery box fitted with a single velvet lined tray, 30cms (11.752) wide, 9cms 93.5") high (2).

William IV burr walnut tea caddy, of rectangular form, with satin wood strung borders, pagoda top, fitted interior, lozenge shaped escutcheon, twin loop handles, raised on scroll supports, 24cms (.5") high, 32cms (12.5") wide (crack to lid).

George III mahogany tea caddy, with satin wood stringing, pagoda top, fitted two sections, brass lion mask handles, raised on ball supports, 18cms (7") wide, 14cms (5.5") high.

Late 19th century burr walnut tea caddy, with domed top, ivory and brass bound studded decoration, fitted with two sections to interior, 23cms (9") wide, 18cms (72) high.

George III mahogany tea caddy, of rectangular form, with brass loop handle, fitted three sections to interior, cut glass hob nailed patterned bowl, 33cms (132) wide, 16cms (6.25") high.

A Derby caddy spoon, with shell shaped handle, the oval bowl painted in dry blue with simple flowersprays, within a blue line rim, 9.5 cm long (3 3/4"), circa 1775.

A Victorian silver caddy spoon, bead edge handle, shell bowl, London 1896.

Lawson Wood. 15.75in. x 12in. (40 x 30cm). A humorous golfing scene with a Scottish caddy and his trained terrier misappropriating balls from other players. Signed.

A Maling Ringtons hexagonal tea caddy Northern bridge and St. Nicholas Cathedral, the cover decorated The Exhibition Park, 6.25in. x 5.5in. high.

A Maling Ringtons hexagonal tapered blue chintz pattern jug with bracket handle 7in. high (spout chipped); and a Maling pattern Ringtons tea caddy, 4in. x 3.25in. high. (2)

A 19th Century brass 11in. oval hot water carrier; an early 19th Century electroplated copper oval tea caddy with hinged cover and bead pattern borders, 5in. x 4in. high; and a carved ebony elephant with ivory tusks, eyes and toes, 10in. x 8.75in. high. (3)

A 19th Century 12.75in. rosewood oblong tea caddy, fitted two interior compartments and a glass blending bowl, fitted two ring handles on turned feet.

A 19th Century rosewood 9in. oblong single compartment tea caddy with compartment for blending bowl.

A George III mahogany 10.75in. oblong tea caddy with brass ring handles and hinged cover, converted to a stationery box, 11in. x 5.75in. high.

A tea caddy, oval with gadrooned border and detachable cover, 4.75in. (12cm); and another smaller 3.25in. (8.5cm). (2)

A tea caddy, shaped oval with detachable cover, 3.5in. (8.5cm), 3.5oz.; and a caddy spoon.

A George IV caddy spoon with filled handle decorated scrolls and shells, Birmingham 1826, by Joseph Taylor.

A silver caddy spoon, shell bowl.

A George III silver caddy spoon with shell bowl, London 1808 and an antique silver spoon. (2)

A pair of 19th Century cut glass tea caddy bowls with a moulded edge and etched trailing designs of fleur de lys, scrolls and flowers, 10cm diam. (2)

A Tunbridge ware two section tea caddy

A Georgian mahogany moulded edge tea caddy - interior void

A Regency mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea caddy on bun feet