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19th century mahogany caddy top box with brass fittings, 23 x 15 x 13cm

Victorian silver caddy spoon, London 1891, 12cm long

Chinese blue and white tea caddy, square form, 11cm, together with a Chinese blue and white stem cup and another (3)

Georgian Mahogany Inlaid Tea caddy, Brass companion set and a Walnut carved barometer

Collection of 4 19thC and later Silver Caddy spoons to include scallop shell. 56g total weight

Black lacquered tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay, H11cm

1920s silver sugar caster, of urn form upon a square base, hallmarked Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1927, together with a group of silver flatware, including three pairs of sugar nips, cruet spoon and shell bowl caddy spoon, all hallmarked Condition Report:Approx 8.01 ozt (249 grams)

Collection of wooden boxes including tea caddy and writing slope

Victorian rosewood inlaid tea caddy, of sarcophagus form with twin ring handles, the interior with two lidded compartments and later central mixing bowl, upon four bun supports, H32cm

19th century mahogany tea caddy, H14cm

Group of silver and silver handled cutlery, including caddy spoons, thimble, propelling pencil, fruit knife, etc, all stamped or hallmarkedCondition Report:Weighable silver approx 4.91 ozt (152.7 grams)

A rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy with brass mounts and mother of pearl inlaid decoration, the hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with two compartments and a central mixing bowl (h. 17.5cm x l. 35cm) (bowl a/f)

British, Regency A fine blond tortoiseshell and silver octagonal tea caddy, with original lock, on ball feet with a ball finial. Dimensions: 14.5 cm. (H) x 15.5 cm. (W)

18th century A Staffordshire enamel rectangular caddy box, decorated in enamel with pastoral scenes on a blue ground. With Rococo white enamel borders with gilt mounts. The interior decorated with an erotic scene. She in stockings with an open dress raised up, he well dressed but open and entering her.  Property of a nobleman Dimensions: 5 in. (H) x 5 in. (W) x 3 in. (D)

Georgian Tortoiseshell tea caddy With pagoda lid on four tagua nut bun feet Interior fitted with two compartments and tortoiseshell lids From the Fane Collection CITES ref no: T63LCC58 Dimensions: 4.5 in. (H) x 8 in. (W) x 4 in. (D)

Victorian coromandel dome topped tea caddy box with brass stud and mother of pearl mounts

Georgian cross banded mahogany tea caddy

A Mid XIX Century Rosewood Tea Caddy, of sarcophagus form with mother of pearl escutcheon, the interior with two lidded compartments, 15cm high, 32cm wide, 18cm deep.

19TH C. BURR YEW TEA CADDY, c. 1840, sarcophagus form with two internal compartments, bun feet, 21cms (w)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: tin lining degraded, lid handles replaced, one foot replaced

ASSORTED SUGAR SIFTING SPOONS, mostly plated, various designs and dates, together with Norwegian silver caddy spoon, silver shell bowl caddy spoon, silver pickle fork, and three other silver condiment spoonsProvenance: private collection Cardiff

A Victorian Gothic Revival silver tea caddy, Elkington & Co, London 1874, baluster form, with chased and engraved acanthus leaf and foliate decoration, with parcel-gilt neck base and interior, 14cm, 8oz . Condition Report:Body has 1 dent beside a vacant cartouche, central cartouche has personalised engraving, hinge and catch working, gilding bright, hallmarks clear

An Antique Dutch silver tea caddy, rectangular form, with allover high relief embossed dancing figural decoration and cylinder cap, 13cm, 7oz . Condition Report:No damage or repair, only light wear to high points, cap fits perfectly, Dutch mark clear

A William IV Irish silver Fiddle pattern tea caddy spoon, James Brady, Dublin 1830, 9.5cm . Condition Report:Handle has engraved initial E, faint join mark visible on handle, bowl quite thin, hallmarks clear

A 19th century mahogany tea caddy, together with a miniature mahogany dining table, clogs etc

Victorian walnut, single division tea caddy with brass gothic banded embellishments and inset red hardstone. the semi domed, hinged lid opening to reveal a single interior with matching cover. 14cm wide, 13cm high, 11.5cm deep. and one further, similar, Victorian walnut twin division tea caddy with brass gothic banded embellishments, 18cm wide, 12.5cm high, 11cm deep. (2)

A Victorian burr walnut twin division tea caddy with applied brass Gothic embellishments. The hinged lid opening to reveal a central cut glass mixing bowl flanked by two burr walnut tea cannisters. 32cm wide, 15cm high, 16cm deep.

SILVER CADDY SPOON, BIRMINGHAM ASSAY, 1815, WEIGHT APPROX 7.8g

MAHOGANY INLAID TEA CADDY, FOIL LINED

A Highly Decorative Victorian Hallmarked Silver Tea Caddy, GMJ, London 1894, of oval form with wavy cut rim and partial gadrooned design, the centre band with flowerhead and foliage decoration in relief, to vacant cartouche front and verso, detachable lid of the same design, approximately 9cm high.The caddy weighs 97grams.

Exeter Victorian long handled caddy spoon with gilt shell bowl 1859 By E O

William IV Queens pattern caddy spoon with shaped bowl . London 1835 By JS AS

Rectangular tea caddy with pull off cover 4.5 in high . Birmingham probably 1920 By G U 126gms

Unusual fish shaped caddy spoon engraved with scales 3 in long . London 1968 By S G M

Georgian plain fiddle pattern caddy spoon with oval bowl. London 1826

A Norwegian caddy spoon by HM

Victorian caddy spoon plain OE pattern . London 1868 By GA

A Victorian silver tea caddy, of bombe form, the hinged cover with flame finial, atop four cast and applied paw feet, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1900, height 12cm, weight 184g/5.91ozt approx

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, of ovoid form with panelled rim and gadrooned border, the hinged cover with knop finial, atop four paw feet, sponsor's mark over-struck, Birmingham 1901, height 11cm, weight 189g/6.07ozt approx

Keswick School of Industrial Arts, an Arts and Crafts silver acorn knop spoon, hallmarked Edinburgh 1961, also marked 'KESWICK', length 14.8cm, together with a leaf-form tea caddy spoon, by Geoffrey Guy Bellamy, London 1963, length 5.7cm, combined weight 31g/0.99ozt approx (2)

A group of items comprising an Edwardian silver tea caddy, William Neale, Birmingham 1907, height 9cm, together with a Victorian silver cream jug, Edward Hutton, London 1891, together with a dressing table set, hallmarked vase with a weighted base, and perfume bottle, weight of weighable silver 166g/5.33ozt approx (9)

A George III silver caddy spoon, of shovel or scoop form, the bowl and handle decorated with bright-cutting, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1801, length 7cm, together with two similar examples, all by Joseph Taylor, combined weight 23g/0.73ozt approx (3)

A George III silver tea caddy spoon, the pierced ovoid bowl with scalloped rim, decorated with bright-cutting, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1814, length 8.5cm, together with three other hallmarked tea caddy spoons, combined weight 30g/0.96ozt approx (4)

A George V silver tea caddy, in the George III style, William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1913, height 9.5cm, together with an Art Nouveau silver mustard pot, and two silver jewellery boxes, weight (sans glass liner) 358g/11.51ozt gross all-in approx

A George III silver tea caddy spoon, the oval bowl pierced and decorated with floral sprays, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1805, length 6.7cm, together with three other hallmarked examples, combined weight 27g/0.86ozt approx (4)

A George III novelty silver caddy spoon, modelled in the form of an upturned right hand, with Greek-Key decoration, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1806, length 6.5cm, weight 9g/0.28ozt approx

An Indian silver pepper pot, of globular form, the exterior decorated in relief with houses and a figure, atop three pad feet, height 5cm, together with an Eastern silver-coloured metal tea caddy, or jar and cover, height 7cm, both apparently unmarked, combined weight 98g/3.15ozt approx (2)

A GEORGIAN ROSEWOOD AND MOTHER OF PEARL SARCOPHAGUS TEA CADDY, with turned handles to each end, raised on four squat bun feet, W 35 cm

Silver & enamel Art Deco George VI coronation caddy spoon by Robert Edgar Stone in a Goldsmiths & Silversmiths retail box - spoon 7.5cm & 25g total weight

1899 Britannia silver teaspoon by Thomas Bradbury & Sons (14cm long) + 4 silver spoons - total weight (5) 85g t/w pewter caddy spoon & Malaysian pair of servers with silver ends (worn handles)

A George III mahogany three-compartment tea caddy, having military style brass mounts, side handles and gilt-and-blind-embossed claret morocco lid lining, 32 cm x 17 cm x 14 cm

An early-to-mid 19th Century ebony string-inlaid flame-figured mahogany caddy or similar box together with an early 20th Century hinge-lidded box

A George IV rosewood sarcophagus-form tea caddy, having a mother-of-pearl keyhole escutcheon and brass bun feet, (interior vacant), 26.5 cm x 14 cm x 13.5 cm

A Maria Santos-Alcantara "One Blossom Tree" Pewter Art and thuya wood jewellery box, with a Percy House Gallery price ticket, inscribed, 18.5 cm x 15.5 cm x 5 cm [Maria studied at the Instituto Gabriela Mistral Art & Design in Madrid from 1980 to 1983. She now works from her studio in Kirkby Stephen taking her inspiration from nature to create fine silver jewellery alongside clocks, photograph frames, mirrors and boxes], together with a Glover and Smith "Little Acorns" boxed pewter caddy spoon, 11.5 cm

Military interest- a teak box fitted as a caddy with hand painted inscription " Lieu' F.Crivaz.  * Fusiliers.. *....."

A Georgian mahogany caddy top chest of drawers.

A George III silver shovel-shaped caddy spoon with bright cut decoration, Birmingham 1795 by Joseph Taylor

A silver caddy spoon with engraved inscription to the teamaker, Sheffield 1944 by MC

A silver caddy spoon with shell handle and bowl, London 1970 by A Chick & Sons, 21g

A silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1931 by William Hair Haseler

A George III silver caddy spoon with fan-shaped bowl, Birmingham 1825 by Joseph Taylor