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A Regency Pagoda Top Mother-of-Pearl Tea Caddy, the hinged cover opening to reveal two compartments with lift-off covers, the interior border veneered in ivory, all on fluted bun feet, {20cm}, (some losses to veneer)

An Early 19th Century Tortoiseshell Veneered Small Tea Caddy, of rounded rectangular form, the hinged cover enclosing an ivory veneered edge and with a lift-off inner cover, 10.5cm

A 30 Hour Long Case Clock, by Gilbert Kidd, Malton, the 11 1/2inch brass dial with engraved scrolls and cartouche and date aperture, in an oak case with mahogany hood, door and columns, with caddy top, circa 1770, {221cm}

A George IV silver caddy spoon, possibly Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1822, with shell cast terminal, a pair of plain silver napkin rings, John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1923 and 1927 and six various silver napkin rings (9)

A late Victorian sugar bowl, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1897, of plain round form with crimped rim and raised on three lion headed and entwined cast paw feet, 3.75" diameter and a George III caddy spoon, John Thropp, Birmingham 1809, lacking handle (2)

A George III silver small tasting spoon or caddy spoon, Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1805, the oval plain bowl within an octagonal reeded border, cast loop handle, 1.75" long

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRASS INLAID ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY of rectangular shape, the lid with vacant label enclosing a fitted interior with a pair of boxes flanking a central circular aperture, on round feet. Width 12". Height 6".

A Mid 19th Century Brass Cornered Walnut Writing Box, the lid with brass vacant escutcheon enclosing a fitted interior, 11" x 8", a Rectangular Mahogany Tea Caddy, the divided interior lacking one lid, 7" x 6" x 6", and a Pair of Walnut Tea Caddies of square shape, the sides with moulded latticework, Width 4", Height 5". (4)

A George III Sheffield plate serpentine tea caddy with threaded decoration and hinged lid with ivory finial; together with a Sheffield plated mug and an EPNS rose bowl

A pair of Tiffany & Co silver caddy spoons, with foliate and berry decorated handles and waved edge bowls, stamped Tiffany & Co, Sterling, London import marks for 1902, in original case

A silver tea caddy, Atkin Bros, Sheffield, 1898, oval, detachable measure cover, gadroon borders throughout, {5oz}

A George IV silver-gilt snuff box, Thomas Northcote, Birmingham, 1824, engine-turned oblong, (lid detached); a caddy spoon, Birmingham, 1799, wrigglework engraved Old English pattern; a wine label, London 1822, oblong, stamped 'Claret' below gadroon border; a modern example, stamped 'Vodka'; a plated example; and a gilt metal and hardstone pill box

A George III yew wood octagonal tea caddy, with satinwood line edges and hinged lid, the lock with ivory escutcheon, {14cm (6in)}

A Victorian caddy spoon, the lobed bowl embossed with shells and leaves the handle in the form of a Lilly, Birmingham 1852 by Hilliard and Thomason, 9 cm (3 1/2 in)

Two George III shell bowl caddy spoons, one with an old English pattern handle, London 1801 by S Godbehere & Co, 9 cm ( 3 1/2 in), the other with a short handle, London 1809 the marks rubbed, 7 cm ( 2 3/4 in)

A George III caddy spoon with wriggle engraved round bowl and bright-cut engraved handle with monogram, London 1799 by Duncan Urquhart and Napthali Hart, 7.5 cm (3 in)

An oblong embossed tea caddy, on scroll and paw feet, the domed cover with flame finial, Birmingham 1899, 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in), and a caddy spoon with pierced handle, Birmingham 1947

An oval tea caddy engraved with a ribbon bow and floral cartouche with crest, the hinged cover with bud finial, Sheffield 1906 by James Dixon & Sons, 11.5 cm high overall (4 1/2 in)

A Dutch cabinet-shaped tea caddy, embossed with figures and foliate scrolls, the cover with an animal finial, date letter for 1912, 14 cm high overall (5 1/2 in)

A collection of eight English provincial spoons and a fork, comprising; Newcastle; an old English pattern dessert spoon and fork with monograms, 1881 by Reid & Sons (Christian John Reid), York; two old English pattern tea spoons, initial 'P', 1825-26, another fiddle pattern with initial 'B' 1828-29 all three by Barber, Cattle and North, and a fiddle pattern caddy ladle with monogram, 1845 by Barber & North, Exeter; a fiddle pattern dessert spoon, 1841 by William Pope, a small fiddle pattern sauce ladle with monogram, 1845 by John Osment, and Salford; a fiddle pattern tea spoon, makers mark of Patrick Leonard hallmarked at Chester 1844

A group of small silver, comprising; an oval tea caddy with reeded borders and vase finial, Sheffield 1914 by Mappin & Webb, 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in), a hammered round sugar bowl with leaf chased caryatid scroll handles, marked beneath 'Barraclough & Sons, Leeds', Birmingham 1921 by A E Jones, 10 cm (4 in), a covered round sugar bowl with two turned wood handles, London 1912 by Carrington & Co, 10 cm diameter (4 in), a round sugar bowl initials 'R P B', Sheffield 1934 by E Viner, 11 cm diameter (4 1/4 in)and a glass jam jar with swing handle and hinged lid, Birmingham 1912

A Victorian canted rectangular tea caddy with sliding top in George II style, London 1893 by Henry Charles Freeman, 13 cm high (5 in) - 5 oz

A George III Sheffield oval tea caddy, the concave fluted sides with beaded borders, the domed hinged cover with flower finial, 14 cm long (5 1/2 in)

A collection of plated items comprising; a pair of 19th century coasters with gadroon, shell and leaf chased borders and wood bases with crested medallions, 18 cm overall (7 in), a gadrooned drum shaped mustard pot, an engraved and beaded octagonal tea caddy on ball feet, and a canted rectangular tea caddy with leaf chased borders

An Arts and Crafts caddy spoon, possibly by Amy Sandheim, with oval hammer-textured bowl and shaped handle and centred with a carnelian cabochon set within an open rope-twist wirework mount, 7.5cm. long.

A Liberty & Co silver caddy spoon, the bowl of oval shape and decorated with panel resembling basket-weave, the handle with scrollwork and a further panel of basket-weave, 8.5cm. long, marked 'L&Co' for Birmingham 1924.

A George III satinwood rectangular single tea caddy, the lid and front inlaid with bold ovoid shell pattern motif, 4.75ins x 3.75ins x 4.5ins high (restored and repolished)

A George III mahogany rectangular tea caddy, the lid inlaid with oval fan motif and the edges with boxwood stringings, gilt mask, lion's mask and ring handles to sides, on four gilt brass ball feet, the interior with two lidded compartments, 9ins x 5.25ins x 6ins high

An early George III walnut rectangular tea caddy of Chippendale design, with incurved moulded edge to top, the interior with three divisions, 9ins x 4.5ins x 5.5ins high

A George IV kingwood rectangular tea caddy of sarcophagus shape, the slightly domed lid with bead mouldings and incurved sides to lid, the interior fitted with a glass mixing bowl and two lidded compartments, gilt brass lion's mask and ring handles to sides, on bun feet, 12ins x 6ins x 7.75ins high

A Victorian figured rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus shape, the interior with central division and two lidded compartments, on bun feet, 13.75ins x 7.25ins

Tunbridge ware squirrel and pheasant teacaddy, the rectangular rosewood caddy with unusual squirrel and pheasant tesserae panel within half square mosaic crossbanding housing 2 lidded divisions, 8 x 4.5ins (205 x 120mm).

Tunbridge ware sarcophagus tea caddy, the perspective cube top enclosing divided interior, now missing mixing bowl and boxes, the sides with Vandyke decoration, 1 ring handle and 4 bun feet missing, approx. 12.5 x 6.5 ins. (310 x 170mm).

Tunbridge ware Tonbridge Castle teacaddy, the dome topped walnut caddy with view of Tonbridge Castle within chequered Vandyke border, the swept sides with tesserae flower banding, housing 2 lidded divisions, 6 x 10ins (150 x 255mm)

A CHINESE PORCELAIN TEA CADDY of arched oblong form, blue painted with a pagoda beside a river, 18th century, 4 1/2" high.

A GEORGIAN BURR OAK TEA CADDY of oblong form with stringing, the hinged lid opening to reveal lidded compartments, 9" wide.

A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT TEA CADDY of oblong form with parquetry banding, hinged lid revealing two compartments, 6 3/4" wide.

A TEA CADDY of bombe oblong form with ball finial on hinged lid, lion mask ring handles, beaded edging and bun feet, 20th century, 5" high.

A GEORGIAN CADDY SPOON with shell moulded bowl, 3 1/4" long, mark rubbed and a later caddy spoon (2).

A LONGCASE CLOCK by Richard Rowe London, the eight day movement with arched brass dial, rocking Father Time figure in the arch, secondary dials and calendar aperture, in green lacquered chinoiserie case with caddy top, on turned pilasters, arched door, panel base and moulded plinth, gilded with figure scenes, foliage and trellis panels, 91 1/4" high.

A George III Walnut & Fruitwood crossbanded Tea Caddy with shield shaped ivory lock escutcheon and brass paw feet, 9" wide.

A 19th Century Mahogany rectangular Tea Caddy of tapering form on compressed bun feet, 8" wide.

A 19th Century Rosewood rectangular Tea Caddy of tapering form on turned satinwood legs, 7 1/2" wide.

A George III octagonal Ebonised Tea Caddy with gilt and lacquered decoration of Chinese figures and interiors on 4 compressed bun feet, 7 1/2" high.

A Regency sarcophagus shaped tortoiseshell tea caddy, the stepped cover enclosing two lidded compartments, bun feet, 6in wide, c.1820

A George III oval mahogany tea caddy, the cover and front inlaid with floral paterae within boxwood strung borders, 6in wide, c.1780

A Victorian tapered rectangular rosewood tea caddy, of plain design, with domed cover, mother-of-pearl escutcheon, bun feet, the interior with two lidded compartments, 8in wide, c.1850

A George I walnut chest, with crossgrained caddy top, fitted two short and three long drawers with brass loop handles, planted cockbeaded frame mouldings, crossgrain mouldings to the bracket feet, 36in wide, 34in high, 18.5in deep, c.1720 (pine sides, top distressed, faults)

A compact Regency mahogany chest, with crossbanded caddy top and frieze inlaid with a band of lozenges, outlined throughout with boxwood stringing and fitted four long graduated drawers with bone escutcheons and embossed brass oval handles, on bracket feet, 34in wide, 33.75in high, 17.5in deep, c.1810 (pine sides)

A coconut shell and metal mounted caddy, the hinged lid bearing initials 'MBC' and '186', on a round fluted foot with beaded border, 11 high x 9 cm diameter

An early 19th century tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl tea caddy of rectangular form with serpentine front, the hinged cover enclosing two lidded divisions with turned ivory handles, with white a metal plaque and escutcheon, on bun feet, 14 high x 17 cm wide (lacking some veneers)

A George III tortoiseshell and pewter strung rectangular tea caddy, the hinged rounded top enclosing a lidded interior, with white metal escutcheon, ball finial and ball feet, 15 high x 11 cm wide (some feet later replacements)

Two tea caddies comprising; a George III mahogany rectangular caddy, the hinged top with concave moulding enclosing a later lined interior on bracket feet, 13.5 high x 23.5 cm wide, and a 19th century mahogany rectangular caddy of tapering form, 13.5 high x 20 cm wide

A late 18th Century Irish silver caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl and monogrammed bright cut handle

A George III bracket clock, the mahogany case with caddy shaped hood enclosing an arched brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and 8 day two-train fusee movement , the door with fretted angles, 19" high (DI).

A George III longcase clock, the hood with caddy shaped top enclosing a square brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, moon phase, calendar aperture and 8 day movement by Barlow of Ashton, contained in a waisted oak and mahogany case with quarter-fluted pillars, on later ogee bracket feet, 83 1/2" high (alterations) (DI).

An Edwardian mahogany Sheraton revival bureau, the raised back with two caddy topped compartments, fall front writing surface and two long drawers below, on square tapered legs with spade feet, 29 1/2" wide.

A mahogany sarcophagus caddy, with hinged cover, 12 1/4" wide.

A 19th Century yewwood oblong caddy, with hinged cover and parquetry border, 5 1/2" wide.

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy