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George III mahogany rectangular tea caddy with crossbanding and patterned boxwood and ebony inlaid borders, the hinged cover and front with central fans, 7 1/2" (interior fittings removed).

George III tortoiseshell tea caddy with stepped domed lid, interior with two covers. 6".

George III satinwood tea caddy with mahogany line borders, the hinged cover with brass handle, the interior with two canisters and central mixing bowl recess (bowl missing), 13".

An Edwardian tea caddy, Sheffield 1901, chased with a wreath and tied ribbon and with an ivory pineapple finial. 3 3/4" (9.5cm) high

A Victorian tea caddy with embossed and chased decoration, raised on three scroll legs, Birmingham, 1899. 4 1/4" (10.8cm) high

A George III mahogany caddy top chest of drawers, (in poor condition and with alterations). 80cm wide

A Samson 3.75in. oblong tea caddy decorated armorials and flowers; and a specimen coffee cup; and saucer (various chips to cup and saucer). (3)

A pair of 19th Century Chinese 3.5in. oblong tea caddies with canted corners painted flowers in blue and orange colours; and a similar tea caddy (no covers, all chipped).

A 19th Century rosewood 12.75in. three-compartment tea caddy with interior covers, fitted brass-ring carrying handles to the sides with hinged cover on bracket feet.

An Edwardian tea caddy, oval, with cut rim and hinged cover on trefoil feet, 5in. (13cm) wide, Birmingham 1908, 5.5oz.

A Georgian style caddy spoon, with shell bowl, by Thomas Bradbury & sons, modern.

A George III caddy spoon with shell bowl, fluted handle, by George Smith and William Fearn, London 1792.

A Regency toleware elliptical tea caddy, 4.5ins

A Victorian rosewood veneered tea caddy with cast brass handle, fitted with covered canisters and central mixing bowl, 12ins (mixing bowl a.f.)

A Victorian mahogany sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, on bun feet, 9ins (interior a.f.)

A late Georgian mahogany veneered tea caddy, cross-banded and boxwood strung, 7.5ins (interior missing)

A George III satinwood tea caddy of rectangular form decorated with 2 oval bats wing medallions and enclosing 3 brass canisters, 7.25ins

A George III apple tea caddy with naturalistic stalk, iron lock escutcheon and hinge and traces of internal foil, old paper label to base inscribed 'Dr Harvey's Apple' (cracks and old restoration) 4.25ins

A George III pear tea caddy with naturalistic stalk, iron lock escutcheon and hinge and foiled interior, old paper label to base, inscribed 'Pound Pear' 7.25ins

A late Regency tortoiseshell 2-division tea caddy with serpentine front and ivory bun feet, 5ins

A late Regency tortoiseshell 2-division tea caddy of rectangular form with domed top surmounted by a brass ball knop, on ball feet

A George III satinwood tea caddy with brass ring handles, 12.5ins

A nineteenth century painted wood tea caddy simulating tortoishell, three tin canister enclosed, 5.5ins

A Samson Worcester style square section tea caddy and cover painted with exotic birds and a Worcester cylindrical vase and cover, painted with a pheasant and insects on a blue and gilt ground

A pair of George IV, Irish silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, a similar pair of English spoons, 4 dessert spoons, 6 assorted teaspoons and a caddy spoon, 18ozs

A William IV silver kings pattern caddy spoon, makers Unite and Hilliard, Birmingham 1832, together with a Victorian fiddle pattern caddy spoon

A George III silver scallop bowl caddy spoon, 1794

A George III silver scallop bowl caddy spoon and a fiddle pattern caddy spoon

A pair of George III embossed silver 'cauldron' salts; a pair of George III skewers, makers Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1809; two caddy spoons and various other silver spoons, etc.

A Regency mahogany sarcophagus shape tea caddy, early 19th century, the hinged lid enclosing a cut glass sugar bowl and two lidded divisions, plated scallop shell caddy spoon and raised on compressed bun feet, 12" wide

A rosewood two division tea caddy, 19th century, distressed, 7.5" wide, a Victorian walnut and parquetry two division tea caddy, 9" wide and a Regency mahogany and boxwood strung sarcophagus shape two division tea caddy, distressed, 9.5" wide (3)

Six Chinese blue and white plates, an Oriental blue and white porcelain tea caddy and a flower brick

A George III Mahogany Marquetry & Penwork Inlaid Cross Banded Tea Caddy of rectangular shape, the lid with Royal Coat of Arms and supporters, the front with a pair of putti linked by floral scrolls, the lid interior with shepherd and shepherdess, the divided interior lacking lids and bowl. AF. 13" x 7". Height 6".

A Mid 19th Century Rosewood Tea Caddy of sarcophagus shape with mother of pearl and pewter inlay, the lid with reed moulding enclosing a pair of inner lids, the sides with wooden ring handles, on raised feet. 9" x 5". Height 6".

A Georgian rosewood tea caddy for restoration

A 19th century mahogany three section tea caddy raised on flattened bun feet 14 1/2" wide

A Georgian mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy raised on flattened bun feet

A Georgian rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy with beaded decoration to the top raised on flattened bun feet

A Georgian burr elm tea caddy, one lid missing

A silver caddy spoon Birmingham 1816

A Victorian walnut and Tunbridge ware banded tea-caddy, the rectangular hinged top opening to reveal two lidded compartments, 18cm wide.

A George III mahogany tea-caddy, the rectangular top with a boxwood strung edge opening to reveal two lidded caddies and a central well containing a matching hobnail cut glass mixing bowl, 31cm wide.

A pair of brass fire tongs and further items of brass ware including; a fire-dog, large and small trivets, a caddy and a clip. (6)

Victorian papier mache tea caddy by Jennens & Bettridge, the bombe-shaped body with abalone & gilt decoration. Stands 6" x 8".

George VI 3-piece cruet, the mustard & salt with blue glass liners together with 2 unrelated spoons and a George IV silver Kings pattern caddy spoon, Birmingham 1829

A small Regency bracket clock, the mahogany case with brass marquetry decoration, the caddy shaped top with pineapple finial over a 6" silvered dial, the 8-day timepiece movement between gilt brass lion mask and ring handles on ball feet, the front panel cracked, stands 17" x 19"

A Victorian rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid tea caddy, with mixing bowl and two compartments with ivory handles, on bun feet, 18cm x 31cm (7" x 12")

A late 18th century oak longcase clock with caddy top, above a square brass dial with cast spandrels, the silvered chapter ring with black Roman numerals and subsidiary five minute divisions, the milled centre with calendar aperture, inscribed 'Tho.s Higdon East Pennard', rectangular long door, the whole later profusely carved with lunettes, Yorkshire rose and scrolls, on bracket feet

A George III mahogany caddy top chest of two short and three graduating drawers. 36" (91cm) wide

A continental tea caddy, of domed form, with blue and gilt decoration, painted, 'D' initial. 5" (13cm) high

Two Victorian caddy spoons, 1 with a ring handle, with applied leaf decoration, the other with a handle decorated with kingfishers, a Victorian sifter spoon, and a pair of Edwardian caddy spoons by Mappin & Webb. (5)

A Victorian silver tea caddy with an embossed classical frieze, London, 1896, and 2 silver tea strainers. (3). 3 1/2" (9cm) high

A 3-piece silver cutlery set, 1866, and a silver apostle caddy spoon and tongs, 1870

Various silver flatware including: a seal top spoon, 1901, caddy spoon, 1887, 2 silver ladles, 2 other spoons and a pair of pickle forks. (10)

A Coronation silver caddy spoon, by Wilson and Gill, London, 1934. 3" (7.5cm) high

A George III silver caddy spoon, with bright cut decoration, initialled 'JRH', London, 1793. 3 1/4" (8.5cm)

A 19th century mahogany tea caddy with 1 hinged compartment and a moulded mixing bowl (not original). 9" (23cm) wide

A 19th century dome top inlaid tea caddy, with a lift out 3 section and lidded interior, on shaped brass legs. 11 3/4" (30cm) wide

A Regency mahogany tea caddy with inlaid stringing, with 2 hinged interior compartments and a glass mixing bowl, inscriptions to interior 'David /Clare Hall/ Cambridge/ 4th July 1820. 12" (31cm) wide

A 19th century walnut oval tea caddy with a hinged lid. 6 1/2" (16.5cm) long