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DUTCH SILVER TEA CADDY, WITH IMPORT MARKS of oval form with hinged lid, embossed allover with scenes of lovers in garden settings9cm highQty: 185g

GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, with s-scroll handle and on three feet, along with a silver caddy spoonthe sauce boat 13cm wideQty: 116g gross

Four George III silver sauce ladles, all old English pattern with round plain bowls, assay marks including two Newcastle and Edinburgh, longest 17cm long, together with George III silver caddy spoon, 8cm long, total weight 3.35ozt

Collection of silver items including four napkin rings, sugar tongs, Queen Elizabeth II silver jubilee teaspoon, two Georgian teaspoons and another teaspoon, boxed James Bros 6" x 4" photograph frame, together with two white metal embossed caddy spoons, silver items (excluding photograph frame) weight total 5.97ozt

Collection of silver flatware dating from George III onwards, including a Victorian spoon & fork set with bright cut foliate engraving, caddy spoon, salad fork, teaspoons etc, total silver weight 10.95ozt, together with other flatware

Seven sterling handled knives, floral and scroll decorated, and continental silver small caddy spoon with pierced and scroll handle, a scalloped bowl embossed with vase of flowers and scroll border

A Victorian style silver goblet, Birmingham 1972, maker Frank Hawker, a silver paper knife with a six inch rule and copper Georgian copper coin inset, a tea caddy spoon and a silver tea spoon with a mother of pearl handle, 12.3 oz all in

Four cased sets of six teaspoons, a single Christening silver spoon, a caddy spoon, and a small berry spoon and a sugar tong, 11.4 oz approx

A late Victorian silver tea caddy with hinged lid and acorn finial and ring handles, London, 1900, maker mark rubbed, together with a silver caddy spoon, 6 oz approx (2)

A Victorian rosewood dressing case the hinged rectangular top enclosing a fitted interior with various silver-plated topped glass containers,31cm widetogether with a 19th century yew wood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, fitted mixing bowl and twin canisters,30cm wide (2)Condition Reportsmall split to edge of rosewood box surface scratches and nibbles to both

A matched pair of silver caddy spoons, engraved 'Earl Grey' and 'Ceylon Tea' with handles formed as vine leaves, 10.1cm high 1.46ozt (2) Condition ReportTarnished with surface scratches. Please see additional images. Ceylon - Bert Gordon, Birmingham 1978Earl Grey - Warwickshire Reproduction Silver, Birmingham 1980 

A small group of collectables to include a 1895 USA Morgan silver dollar, a selection of jewellery to include silver and a penknife within an antique tea caddy.

Eight small pieces of mostly 20th century silver: 1. two caddy spoons - Thomas Wallis II, London 1804 and Francis Howard 1989 (30 g combined); 2. three butter knives - Daniel Arter 1923, Francis Howard 1951 and Broadway & Co 1992 (75 g combined) 3. a pair of sugar tongs - Walker & Hall 1926 (20 g) 4. a nail buffer - CD, London 1922 5. a button hook -  Crisford & Norris, Birmingham 1905

George III tortoiseshell and ivory strung tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, the domed cover with silver plaque engraved with the crest and motto of Clan Grant, the fitted interior with two tortoiseshell and ivory handled covers, on four possibly later brass ball feet, H16cm x W19cm

Quantity of silver and plated ware including silver caddy spoon, weighing 16 grams, silver cased match striker, enamelled spoons etc

A E Jones, an Arts and Crafts silver and copper tea caddy, circa 1910, cuboid form with riveted strap edges and feet, the planished and hinged lid inset with a cast plaque of a Dutch village scene, signed indistinctly, inner wooden lid with silver finial, 11cm cube

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., a Cymric Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled caddy spoon, Birmingham 1901, the pear shaped bowl cast with Coronation cypher and initials for Edward VII, knotted tendrils and blue green enamel panels, on a bisected and Celtic knot hilted Grecian blade handle, 12.5cm long, 1.56ozt

A nineteenth-century mother-of-pearl casket containing tea equipage, the hinged cover opens to reveal a fitted interior housing twelve Dutch hallmarked silver teaspoons, a caddy spoon, casket length 21.7cm, silver weight 140g/4.50ozt approxIvory Declaration Submission Reference Number: DBUP5VED

Victorian and later hallmarked silver cutlery to include sifter ladles, caddy spoon and King's pattern pickle fork, length of longest 18.5cm, weight of all items 190g

Georgian and later hallmarked silver cutlery comprising Victorian King's pattern sugar tongs, Georgian caddy spoon and eleven various teaspoons, length of longest 15cm, weight of all items 242g

A silver caddy spoon, silver 'North Irish Horse' brooch set with enamel and paste, silver RAF brooch and silver Royal Artillery brooch

A small collection of silver, comprising; two mid-18th century three prong forks, marks rubbed, a set of six silver teaspoons, I *, London 1784, a set of five silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1904, two further silver spoons, a pair of silver cauldron salts, a silver mustard, a white metal caddy spoon and a silver perfume bottle funnel, total weight of silver approx 13.5oz (20)

Victorian silver tea caddy, of oval shape with pull off lid and gadrooned borders, Atkin Bros. Sheffield 1897, 138g, H9cm.

A George IV silver snuff box, by TS, Birmingham, 1827, rectangular form, the hinged cover with vacant cartouche and reeded decoration, gilt interior, foliate clasp, 5.5cm length; and a silver caddy spoon of modest form, with bordering jets around the handle and a small engraving, by Edward Mayfield, London, 1805, 7cm long, 1.36 Troy oz

Novelty silver caddy spoon, by HH, Sheffield, 1976, modelled in the form of a palm, 7cm, 15g

Three silver napkin rings with textured decoration, maker PH Vogel & Co, Birmingham 1973, all boxed and a modern silver caddy spoon, 103g, ___3.31oz, (4).

A Georgian silver caddy spoon. Postage category A

A .925 STERLING SILVER CADDY/ BOXWeight: 199gms

A .925 STERLING SILVER RELIGIOUS CADDY / BOXWeight: 123gms

A .925 STERLING SILVER CADDY/BOXWeight: 197gms

A VINTAGE .925 STERLING SILVER AMERICAN TRINKET BOX/ CADDY W/ CLEAR LIDWeight: 86gms

THREE .925 STERLING SILVER SPOONS INCLUDING CADDY GEORGIANWeight: 42gms

Assorted small silver items including two vesta cases, caddy spoons, mustard ladles, enamelled pill box, wine labels etc. Condition - poor to fair to good

A George III tea caddy, possibly a commemorative made from the timbers of a ship, the top inset with a Tassie style white paste miniature portrait bust of a gentleman, signed ‘Wray’, after Robert Bateman Wray (II), medalist, seal and gem engraver, the silver handle with makers mark IT, London 1794, and a repaired silver shell shaped caddy spoon, 20cm wide. Condition - fair to good

George III silver caddy spoon with shell bowl and bright cut handle, with engraved initial (Birmingham 1808) Joseph Wilmore. 6cm overall length.

George III silver Old English Pattern dessert spoon, by William Eley I & William Fearn, London, 1801; coffee spoon, the handle formed as 2 golf clubs and a ball, by Marples & Beasley, Birmingham, 1935; bright cut caddy spoon, 2 teaspoons, and a set of 6 dog nose demitasse spoons, 157grs. (11)

A silver caddy spoon with shell bowl, Birmingham 1966 and a shovel caddy spoon in white metal and faux ivory, together with a miniature silver cream jug, two silver napkin rings, and a silver lid, Birmingham silver tea strainer, silver salt spoon, a Victorian silver sifter spoon and a London silver sauce boat

Victorian rosewood tea caddy, binoculars and a silver mounted conductors baton

A George V silver canister, of bombe form, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1922, 4.7ozt, together with an Asprey silver cream jug, a white metal caddy spoon and a white metal novelty sugar spoon in the form of a spade (4)

3 x Antique / Vintage .925 Sterling Silver Tableware Inc Caddy Spoon (36g) 657075

Silver caddy spoon with scallop form bowl and handle. Fully hallmarked, maker A (M) & Co. Weight approx 20g

A Pair of George V Silver Napkin Rings, and Mixed Silver, the rings by Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham 1926, numbered 1, 2, in fitted case, a Scottish silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, Edinburgh 1817, initialled, and a selection of condiments, combined weight 12.8ozs

 An Elizabeth II Scottish Silver Caddy Spoon and One Other Spoon each of Arts & Crafts Design, the caddy spoon by Graham Leishman Stewart, Edinburgh 1993, of plain planished form, 4.25ins overall, the other spoon by G L Connell Ltd, Birmingham 1917, with planished fig shaped bowl and entwined scroll terminal, 6.5ins overall, combined weight 2.5ozs

A George V Arts & Crafts Silver Caddy Spoon, by Omar Ramsden, London 1934, with planished fig-shaped bowl, the terminal with intertwined wire-work decoration and set with three green cabochon stones, 4ins long, gross weight 1.63ozs Good gauge of silver. Very light surface scratches to bowl commensurate with age. Hallmarks well struck on the back edge of the bowl. Generally in good condition.We can post this item within the UK for £18

A Pair of Edward VII Silver Oval Sauceboats, and Mixed Silver, the sauceboats by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1908, with shaped rims, initialled, with high scroll handles, on three hoof feet, 3ins high, a silver oval tea caddy, Sheffield 1905, 3.5ins high, and a silver circular ashtray, Sheffield 1944, 4.75ins diameter, combined weight 12.4ozs

Elegante Edward VII-TeedoseSterlingsilber. Achtfach gekanteter, hoher Korpus mit gerader, glatter Wandung. Mittig spitz zulaufender Scharnierdeckel, bekrönt von volutiertem, durchbrochen gearbeitetem und beweglichem Knauf. Gest., Beschauzeichen, Herstellerzeichen, Jahresbuchstabe "k". Gew. ca. 210 g. H. 14 cm. 7,6 cm x 7,6 cm.An English Edward VII Sterling silver tea caddy. Assay and maker´s mark. Date letter "k".England. Birmingham. A & J Zimmerman Ltd. 1909.

Victorian silver tea caddy, London hallmark dated 1894/95, mm William Hutton & Sons, approx 201.9 gms. The caddy of unusual oval form with half ribbed body, with ebony finial, approx 10 x 11 cms. 

Georg Jensen sterling silver Cactus pattern salad servers and fork, stamped sterling Denmark, with the GJ factory mark, 300 gms. This lot includes silver condiment spoons, the first made by the Guild of Handicraft Chipping Camden featuring a rat in relief, London hallmark dated 2008, a hammered silver spoon, London hallmark dated 1963, mm William Henry Warmington, Danish silver spoon by Georg Jensen with CFH guardian stamp together with a silver tea caddy spoon, 100 gms. 

A Victorian silver tea caddy, engraved M.O.T 1893 to front, dated London 1892, mm GU (George Unite), measures approx. 11cms, approx. 153gms. 

Four silver caddy spoons including a Georgian example Birmingham hallmark dated 1816, mm Cocks & Betteridge; a Georgian example London hallmark dated 1806, mm John, Henry & Charles Lias; a Georgian example, London, 1794, mm OH and another unmarked caddy spoon (af). This lot includes a marrow spoon, sauce ladle, five silver salts, butter knife, teaspoon, silver fork, two napkin rings and a matchbox cover various hallmarks, approx  and concludes with two silver toast racks the first is Sheffield hallmark dated 1928 mm Hutton & Sons Ltd and another Birmingham hallmark dated 1909, mm rubbed, approx 400 gms. Condition ReportThe fourth unmarked caddy spoon has signs of soldering. 

An unusual Eastern silver caddy spoon inset with a turquoise, 4 inches long

Howard Carter, after Fabritius - a late 20th century carved model of a goldfinch, mounted on a signed backboard, 32cm x 20cm, together with a Victorian mahogany tea caddy, an Edwardian oak stationery box and a silver lidded ruby glass jar.

A Regency rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, width 32cm, together with a .830 silver spoon and a Victorian Gothic Revival coromandel blotting pad with applied brass strapwork, length 30cm.

Qty of silver - 5 teaspoons & caddy spoon (89g) & 3 silver cased handled cake slices / knife & cased silver handled set of 6 tea knives

A GEORGE III BOW-FRONTED TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, raised on four bun feet, the hinged lid with circular finial opening to a twin lidded compartment, the bowed front with unusual fan shaped ridged details and silver ? plaque, H 17, W 18, D 10.5 cm , S/D Vertical crack to the front, escutcheon loose but present, further crack to the top, one compartment lid missing corner veneer

SILVER LEAF AND DOLPHIN CADDY SPOON BY GEORGE UNITE, Birmingham 1871, L 6.5 cm  Dolphin appears to be a later addition.

A Hallmarked Silver Caddy Spoon, D.H&S, Birmingham 1973 commemorative bicentenary mark, with shell bowl and shell accented handle in relief, together with another hallmarked silver caddy spoon, AM&Co, Birmingham 1967, of a similar design. (2)

A Hallmarked Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, HH, Sheffield 1920, with a Georgian hallmarked silver Kings pattern condiment spoon (40grams). (2)

A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Caddy Spoon, London 1832, with shell bowl and flowerhead decoration to handle, with another Georgian hallmarked silver caddy spoon (possibly Birmingham 1805). (2)

A pair of George III silver wick-trimming scissors, London 1790 by Wilkes Booth, 17 cm long, together with a George III silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1793 by Joseph Taylor (I), a pair of George III serving spoons with bright cut decoration, London 1800, a pair of George III silver sugar knips, a set of six silver teaspoons by Peter, Ann & William Bateman with bright cut decoration, a set of five Victorian silver teaspoons and a continental white metal spoon.17 ozt gross weight of weighable silve