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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.

An antique mahogany oblong tea caddy on bracket feet, 23cms.

A Regency rosewood oblong tea caddy having beaded border, 35cms.

A silver Queen Anne pattern oval tea caddy engraved presentation by J D & W D, 5ozs.

A 19th century black lacquer oblong tea caddy by Jennens & Bettridge, 26cms.

A Chinese Export Famille-rose ogee lozenge section tea caddy and cover, decorated with a coat of arms bearing a fleur-de-lys against a scattered floral ground, 12.5cm high, Qianlong (fritted edges)

An early 19th century satinwood, rosewood crossbanded and chequer banded tea caddy, inset with burr yew oval panels, the rectangular hinged top with a brass loop handle enclosing a mahogany lid, 12 high x 10 deep x 12.5cm wide

A sycamore, ebony and chequer banded and curled paper hexagonal tea caddy, decorated overall with flowers and baskets, the hinged top with a brass loop handle enclosing a marquetry oval, the base inset with a printed silk panel of a boy playing a flute, 13 high x 10.5 deep x 18cm wide

A George III curled paper and ebonised mahogany hexagonal tea caddy, decorated overall with flowers, leaves and roundels, on a mica ground, the hinged lid with a brass loop handle, enclosing a later mahogany lid, the base inset with a central oval miniature of a gentleman with a blue waistcoat, 13 high x 11 deep x 17cm wide

A mid 19th century tortoiseshell tea caddy, with pewter strings, a coffered top and serpentine front, the lid hinged to enclose two lidded divisions, on ball feet, 15 high x 11.5 deep x 19.5cm wide, (lacking the escutcheon, the front and corners damaged)

A George III ivory and tortoiseshell tea caddy, the rectangular hinged top with a brass handle, enclosing a mahogany lid, 10 high x 7.5 deep x 10cm wide

A George III silver tea caddy, W & A Lesturgeon, London, 1768, with armorial engraved domed lid and a caddy spoon, Birmingham, 1800 11.5cm, 4in wide, 350gr, 11oz 4dwt

A pair of silver-gilt dishes, Wakeley & Wheeler, London, 1947, in mid-18th Century rococo taste, 22cm, 9in diameter; a German caddy, Neresheimer & Co, Hanau, Chester import marks, 1904, decorated with courtly scenes 1500gr, 48oz 5dwt

A REGENCY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of sarcophagus form with floral basket backplate ring side handles on bun feet, the hinged cover, with chequer stringing, enclosing two paper-lined lidded compartments, 27.5cm x 15cm x 18cm high, (10.8in x 6in x 7in)

A REGENCY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of sarcophagus form on four brass ball feet, the hinged cover enclosing two lidded compartments (unlined), 22.5cm x 13cm x 18cm high, (8.8in x 5.1in x 7.1in), sold with key

A LATE GEORGIAN ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY of rectangular form enclosing two lidded compartments, 20cm x 10.5cm x 10.5cm high, (7.9in x 4in x 4in)

AN EARLY GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of casket form having a brass swan-neck bale carrying handle within satinwood and darkwood stringing to the lid, enclosing three equal compartments, (unlidded, divisions removable), 23.5cm, x 13cm x 14cm high, (9.25in x 5.1in x 5.5in)

FIVE VARIOUS SPOONS, ANTIQUE AND LATER, comprising: A George III Hanoverian pattern shell-back tablespoon, London, 1766, Robert Sallam, with later engraved triad WSA, May 1, 1810, A Dutch silver shell-bowl dessert spoon .833 std, 1940, the bowl interior fire-gilt, A souvenir spoon with heraldic shield finial depicting Adam & Eve with the motto "Dens Dat Incremen-tum", Sheffield 1926, J.D. & Son, A Scandinavian caddy spoon, marked MM 830, (std) and An enamelled souvenir teaspoon with a view of 'EDEN HOTEL' German, .800 std, about 155gms (5)

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEA-CADDY of partially fluted ovoid form, the shoulders and base chased with acanthus borders, on punch-beaded circular foot, complete with cover, hallmarked London, 1883, maker Charles Stuart Harris, 3.25ozs, (101gm)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN FIDDLE-PATTERN CADDY SPOON with squared bowl and foliate-engraved shank, Birmingham, 1840, maker George Unite

An electroplated tea caddy box of plain rectangular shape, the front panel and hinged cover applied with electrotype panels depicting huntsmen and their mounts, 16cm wide

A mid 19th century Tunbridge ware double tea caddy, the waisted rectangular sides and raised panel to the slightly domed hinged lid worked with flowers, the interior with four canisters and two mixing bowls, 42cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the canted rectangular lid satinwood cross banded about central oval patera, the edges box and ebony lined, the interior now with single compartment, 21.5cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular lid marquetried with oval paterae and quarter spandrels inside ebony and box line and crossbanding, the sides with chequer stringing and swag below the key escutcheon, all on four brass paw feet, 23.5cm wide

A George III satinwood tea caddy, the rectangular lid inlaid with central butterfly within box and ebony line and rosewood cross banding, the front with two vases of flowers in harewood ovals, 20cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular lid and front inlaid with conch shells within harewood ovals and the box lined edges, 22cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular lid inlaid with conch shell within cross banding, chequer and rope lines, the interior with single compartment, 15cm wide

A mid 19th century Tunbridge ware tea caddy, the rectangular lid inlaid with cube parquetry within a decorative band which is repeated on the compartment cover, the rosewood sides with floral band, 13.5cm wide

An early 19th century rosewood workbox, the lid of the sarcophagus shape with central satinwood oval within cross banding, ebony and box wood lines, the sides with lion mask and ring handles, the interior with later two compartment tea caddy tray, 21.5cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular top and front inlaid with paterae within specimen wood bands and box wood lined corners, the interior with two canisters with slide off satinwood and rosewood lids, 23cm wide

A George III partridge wood tea caddy, the rectangular lid edged with satinwood decorated with a wavy vine and red flowers, the interior with two canisters and glass mixing bowl, 33cm wide

A George III satinwood tea caddy, the rectangular top with central oval ring handle within crossbanding and line inlay, the interior with two canisters and glass mixing bowl, all on brass paw feet, 29.5cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular lid and front inlaid with conch shells central to box lined corners and above brass paw feet, the interior with two lidded compartments, 23cm wide

A George III mahogany tea caddy the brass handle to the rectangular lid raised above cavetto band, the interior now fitted with four compartments, 23cm wide and another rectangular box, the lid with barber's pole line inlaid edges, 22cm wide (2)

A Regency burrwood and banded tea caddy, the rectangular lid with oval handle enclosing two lidded compartments, on ball feet, 18cm wide

A George III mahogany and marquetry tea caddy, the hexagonal body with shell inlaid lid and three oval lily panels below, with replaced interior cover, 20cm wide

A square brass caddy with an ivory finial, the caddy with chamfered sides and domed cover, the gourd shaped ivory finial on a central support flanked by four fine metal supports with leaf shaped terminals, 13cm. high overall

A Liberty 'Tudric' round caddy and cover, designed by Archibald Knox, the cylindrical caddy decorated with stylised flowers, the cover with concave centre and horizontal flat handle, stamped beneath 'T', 'Tudric', and '0193', 10cm high, 9cm diameter

An early 19th century rosewood tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, the cover having gadrooned tablet, with mother of pearl inlays to front panel, on bun feet, 7 1/2" wide.

An early 20thC tin tea caddy and cover, rectangular, decorated with floral and shell panels in gilt on black, stamped 'J Bartlett & Son, Bristol, Welsh Back', 8" high.

Two colour prints, modern Masons manderin tea caddy, another, and painted plaque.

A Georgian tortoishell tea caddy, of rounded tapering rectangular form, the cover inset with monogrammed plaque J.M., the interior with two compartments, turned ivory handles to the cover, on gilt bun feet, 18x15cms.

An unusual George III tea caddy of square form with engraved acanthus scroll borders and fluted bar work sides, also engraved on three sides with pseudo Chinese motifs and engraved with crest and shield to front, the hinged cover with twig and leaf finial, 3.75in. (9.5cm), by John Wakelin and William Taylor, London 1776. See lot 1684 for illustration.

A silver marrow scoop, London 1730, and a collection of decorated Georgian tea spoons, and a caddy spoon, cased ear and tooth pick etc. 803g, 25oz.

A 19th Century Staffordshire 3.25in. cylindrical mug, transfer decoration of an early railway scene; a Chinese export 4.25in. oblong domed tea caddy; and a Staffordshire octagonal tapered jug decorated in the Clarice Cliff style. (3)

A 19th Century Chinese black lacquered 8in. oblong tea caddy, painted gilt figures, utensils and flowers on black ground, with two pewter interior canister; on carved animal's head pattern feet.

A Fine Regency mother-of-pearl tea caddy of octagonal shape decorated with engraved flowers, exotic birds, sailing boats and buildings, the hinged lid enclosing a pair of compartments with tortoiseshell covers, tortoiseshell band to the base, on mother-of-pearl bun feet, 5in. x 4.5in. high.

A tea caddy of plain drum shape with hinged domed cover on spreading foot, 3.75in. (9.5cm), 8.5oz.

A FRUITWOOD TEA CADDY, 19th century, of rectangular form, the hinged cover penwork decorated with a scene of a fallen huntsman, horse and hound, against a diaper ground, the interior cover painted with fruit, and with two covered compartments, impressed mark C Stiven Laukirk, 30.5cm wide.

A BURR YEW WOOD TEA CADDY of rectangular form with crossbanded border, the interior with twin cannisters, one broken, and glass bowl, 31cm wide. See lot 78 for illustration.

A REGENCY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of sarcophagus form, the interior fitted with two lidded canisters, 34.5cm wide. See lot 78 for illustration.

A GEORGE III IVORY VENEERED SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL INLAID TEA CADDY, of octagonal form, the domed cover with silver drop handle, enclosing a lidded compartment, shield-shaped silver escutcheon to the front panel, damaged, 11cm wide. See lot 78 for illustration.

A Regency rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus shape with two lidded compartments, 36cm long

A good Regency rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus shape. The top and front inlaid with mother of pearl and gilt metal, the interior with two compartments and a mixing bowl. The sides with ring handles, on reeded bun feet, 32cm wide

An early 19th century penwork decorated tea caddy, painted with classical cartouches opening to reveal a part velvet lined interior and three sections for bowls, 30cm wide