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A Regency sarcophagus shaped tortoiseshell veneered tea caddy, 2 compartments, raised on claw and ball feet, (extensive flaking of veneer, missing side handles). 7 1/4" (18.5cm) wide

A George III mahogany rectangular tea caddy, with inlaid corners and inlaid ovals. 5" high (12.5cm)

A George III inlaid mahogany rectangular tea caddy. 5 1/4" high

A mahogany inlaid tea caddy, (with damaged interior). 7" (18cm) wide

A Regency rosewood tea caddy. 14" long (36cm)

A George III inlaid mahogany tea caddy, with later internal lids. 7 1/2" (19cm) wide

An iron golf caddy doorstop. 15" high (38cm), and an F. H. Ayres captive swing golf ball

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE 'IMARI' TEA CADDY of shaped form with brass cover and landscape decoration, 4"high.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY twin divisional interior and hinged rising lid, ivory plate and carrying handle, 7 1/2"wide.

A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY TEA CADDY with three divisional interior and hinged rising lid with brass swan neck handle on bracket feet, 8"wide.

A REGENCY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY with domed top and painted foliate ribbon swag decoration,11" wide.

AN 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY with hinged rising lid and brass swan neck handle, 9"wide.

AN EARLY VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT TEA CADDY with twin division interior and hinged rising lid, 8"wide.

A SET OF VICTORIAN POSTAL SCALES AND WEIGHTS, a rosewood tea caddy and a walnut box with hinged rising lid, a microscope and a small watercolour.(5)

A Regency tortoiseshell and pewter strung sarchophagus shape tea caddy circa 1820, the rectangular domed top with small plaque monogrammed "M D" enclosing a pair of cutglass tea jars and star cut stoppers and a strawberry diamond cut sugar bowl, minor chips, raised on four turned bone ball feet, minor chips, 13" wide 7" deep 8.5" high

A George III mahogany tea caddy circa 1760, the stepped rectangular cover with ogive border and gilt brass C sroll and foliate swing handle enclosing three lead lined lidded divisions, and raised on a moulded plinth and ogee bracket feet 10" wide 5.5" deep 6.75" high

A collection of pewter, comprising: a square section tea caddy and cover, a pair of baluster shaped sanders, a fiddle pattern ladle and two warming plates

A SILVER SERPENTINE TEA CADDY with hardwood handle and engraved cartouche

A SET OF FOUR SILVER NAPKIN RINGS numbered, 3 other napkin rings, a caddy spoon, a pair of tongs and a Victorian silver pickle fork, Birmingham 1984 by George Unite

A SILVER OVAL TEA CADDY decorated with a conch shell, Sheffield 1907 by T B & S and a silver cylindrical mustard pot with engraved cartouche, Chester 1909 (2)

19th century Samson porcelain Chinese armorial sauceboat decorated in the famille rose style, celery twist handle and a similarly decorated tea caddy, 13cm. (2)

Victorian rosewood tea caddy of rectangular form with cast bronze handle and twin canisters, 20cm.

Jennings and Bettridge, a Victorian papier mache tea caddy of sarcophogus shape,the domed cover with mother of pearl inlay, bulbous sides and shaped base, 24cm.

An early George III walnut tea caddy of rectangular design, the interior fitted with three sections, brass handle and escutcheon, width 24.5cm (9.5") height 13.5cm (5.25")

A late 18th/early 19th century south Staffordshire enamel tea caddy, three sides, the top and cover decorated in coloured enamels with scenes after Watteau, the back depicting Perseus and Andromeda, the base with a floral spray, (restored), 10cm high x 8cm wide (4 x 3 1/4in)

A Dutch tea caddy in the form of a small cupboard with scroll cornices and block and ball finials and feet, embossed all over with figures in pastoral landscapes within leaf and 'C' scroll panels, (lacking a foot), Dutch .934 standard marks for 1912, 12cm high (4 3/4in)

A George III old English pattern shell bowl caddy spoon, with feather-edge handle with initials 'A.B', London 1789 by Hester Bateman

A late George III old English pattern caddy spoon, with floral engraved handle and rectangular bowl engraved with chequer-board pattern, Birmingham 1815 by Cocks & Bettridge and a modern caddy spoon with a shaped engraved handle and shovel-shaped bowl, Birmingham 1945

Two George III bright-cut old English pattern caddy spoons, one with an oval pierced bowl, London 1798 by George Brasier, the other with crest and plain drop-shaped bowl, circa 1785 by Thomas Chawner

A fiddle pattern caddy spoon with leaf shaped bowl, Exeter 1855 by James and Josiah Williams

A crested Kings shape table service in an oak canteen, a variant of the Kings husk pattern, Rd.550078, the fronts with double threaded and ribbon bound shells suspending leaves and garya pendants, the backs with crested oval terminals and shell and garya heels, London 1910/11 or 1920 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, comprising; eighteen table forks, twenty four dessert forks, twelve soup spoons, eighteen table spoons, twelve dessert spoons, six coffee spoons, a pair of sauce ladles, two jam spoons, a soup ladle, serving spoon, caddy spoon, cheese scoop, marrow scoop, butter knife, and a sugar tongs, and an associated Kings pattern salt spoon and mustard spoon, in an oak canteen with carved borders, hinged top and two long drawers, on cabriole legs with pad feet - 210oz

A George IV tortoiseshell tea caddy of serpentine fronted form, with pewter stringing, metal plaque and escutcheon, the hinged top enclosing two lidded divisions, on bun feet, 12 high x 20cm wide (4 3/4 x 8in)

An early Victorian papier mache tea caddy with a serpentine front, painted with a bird, flowers and scrolls in polychrome and gilt on a black ground, the hinged lid enclosing two covers with mother-of-pearl flower carved finials, on bun feet, 14 high x 22 cm wide (5 1/2 x 8 3/4in)

A 19th century satinwood and shell marquetry rectangular tea caddy, tulipwood crossbanded and chequer strung, the hinged lid enclosing two lidded divisions, 12.5 high x 23cm wide (5 x 9in)

A mahogany and tulipwood crossbanded oval tea caddy with floral marquetry, the hinged lid enclosing a cover, on ball feet, 13 high x 14cm wide (5 x 5 1/2in), (George III, the marquetry and feet of a later date)

A mahogany and boxwood strung canted rectangular tea caddy with floral marquetry, the hinged lid enclosing two lidded divisions, 13 high x 18.5cm wide (5 x 7 1/4in), (George III, the marquetry of a later date)

A George IV tortoiseshell tea caddy of inverted breakfront form, with pewter stringing, metal plaque and escutcheon, the hinged top enclosing two lidded divisions, on bun feet, 14 high x 20cm wide (5 1/2 x 8in), (some damage, some feet replaced)

A George IV mahogany and boxwood and ebony strung caddy top bowfront chest of drawers, circa 1825, with two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers and later turned knob handles raised on a shaped apron and splay bracket feet, restorations, 42 in (106.68 cm) wide, 19.5 in (49.53 cm) deep, 42.5 in (107.95 cm) high

A tortoiseshell and gilt metal mounted French Louis Quinze style Boulle bracket clock, 19th century, the caddy top with replaced dolphin finial and inlaid with foliate brass strapwork between acanthus cast corners over a glazed panel enclosing a 9" thirteen piece enamel dial with roman chapters and eight day movement striking on a bell, with glazed side panels and foliate brass inlaid case door, applied with foliate castings throughout and raised on leaf lappeted shaped bracket feet, distressed, 28 in (71.12 cm) high, 16 in (40.64 cm) wide, 8 in (20.32 cm) deep

A Regency Tortoiseshell tea caddy, early 19th century, the caddy top inset with a shaped plated cartouche above a serpentine shaped front enclosing two lidded divisions raised on a canted base and four compressed bun feet, losses 6" wide 4" deep 5.5" high also a Royal Flying Corps tortoiseshell hairslide 4.5" and a novelty Japanese carved wood figure of a boy with articulated eyes and tongue, in two parts 2.25" high (3), 6 in (15.24 cm) wide

A George III mahogany and boxwood strung tea caddy, circa 1800, the rectangular top enclosing three lidded divisions with brass ring handles and raised on winged griffin paw feet, 10.5 in (26.67 cm) wide, 6.5 in (16.51 cm) deep, 7.5 in (19.05 cm) high

A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded cottage longcase clock, late 18th century, the caddy top above an ogive cornice and blind fret carved frieze over a square glazed door flanked by turned pilasters enclosing an 11" square brass dial marked Sam Harley, Salop with roman numerals, date aperture and figural spandrels, representing the seasons, 30 hour movement striking on a bell over an ogive moulding and full length crossbanded trunk door with shaped top over a further moulding and baseboard, distressed, 80 in (203.2 cm) high

A Chinese Imari canted rectangular tea caddy; Kangxi, (later cover); A famille-verte slender baluster shaped small jug, the handle with two lugs for a hinged cover (missing); and a famille-rose slop bowl (cracked)

A Chinese export canted rectangular tea caddy, the sides and shoulders decorated in gilt with birds in branches and scattered flowers, 10cm Kangxi, now with a George III silver cruet top, London 1780 (damaged top)

A Regency rosewood and boxwood strung sarcophagus top tea caddy, circa 1810, the bowed cover enclosing two lidded divisions, ivory escutcheon and gilt metal lion mask ring handles, lacking feet

A plain square dome top silver cigarette box, Chester 1913, monogrammed, sandalwood lined interior 4" square, an engine turned square ashtray, Birmingham 1946, inscribed 3" square, a set of four foliate cast and inscribed coffee spoons, Sheffield 1926/7, two golfing coffee spoons, Birmingham 1929, the terminals marked CCGC and a caddy spoon, Birmingham 1971 (9)

Three cut and engraved glass shaped perfume bottles in an openwork stand, Elkington & Co Birmingham 1908, and on three squat feet, bottle neck damaged, a pair of engine turned napkin rings, Birmingham 1937, a silver rimmed pear shaped glass bottle vase, Birmingham 1931 6.25" high, a button hook and shoe horn each with embossed handle Chester 1912 and a caddy spoon with fiddle thread and shell pattern handle Unite & Hilliard Birmingham 1829 (7)

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, Charles Stewart Harris, London 1904, of oval neo classical form embossed with foliate scrolls, lion mask ring handles inscribed to base, 5 in (12.7 cm) wide, 186.6 gm, (6 oz) approximate

An Edwardian silver embossed oval tea caddy, Sheffield 1901, the c-scroll and foliate embossed body with two vacant cartouches, 3 in (7.62 cm) high, 62.2 gm, (2 oz) approximate

A ROYAL DOULTON KINGSWARE TEA CADDY, relief moulded the profile of an old lady drinking tea, 4.5" high

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, of rectangular form, the interior two division

A 19TH CENTURY RECTANGULAR TEA CADDY, the interior two division with ivory escutcheon, 8" wide x 4.25" deep x 4" high

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY, BOXWOOD AND EBONY STRUNG TEA CADDY, of rectangular shape, on floral embossed ball feet, complete with key

19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND STRING INLAID TEA CADDY, sarcophagus-shaped, the rising top with ivorene knop handle, on four gilt metal paw feet

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY AND STRING INLAID TEA CADDY, of rectangular form, the rising top with Sheffield plated swing handle, enclosing two box shaped canisters, centred a later glass mixing bowl

A GEORGIAN BIRDSEYE MAPLE TEA CADDY, rectangular and with canted corners, the rising top inlaid a conch shell, the front an urn of flowers, 5" wide x 3.75" deep x 4.25" high

Flemish carved oak dresser, late 19th Century, with a raised caddy top with acanthus carved surmount over three carved panel doors within turned and fluted columns, over a turned rail gallery with turned bulbous supports, the base fitted two moulded drawers above two roundel carved cupboard doors opening to a single shelf, flanked by further columns, over a moulded flange base, 55 in (139.7 cm) wide, 103 in (261.62 cm) high

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SHOVEL SHAPED CADDY SPOON, with fiddle pattern handle, BIRMINGHAM 1899, maker George Unite.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY FIGURED WALNUT AND TUNBRIDGEWARE DOMED TOP TEA CADDY, the lid inlaid with a fortified building, the concave sides with three bands of inlay, two mosaic bordered internal lids, raised on bun feet, approximately 10.50 ins x 6.50 ins maximum.

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, of rectangular form, with barbers-pole stringing and crossbanded borders, approcimately 8 ins x 4.50 ins (veneer losses).