74337: A John Schofield Silver Tea Caddy, London, 1782

A John Schofield Silver Tea Caddy, London, 1782 Marks: (lion passant), (crowned leopard's head), g, I.S 4-3/4 x 5-1/2 x 3-3/4

A George III silver tea caddy, John Denzilow, London 1782, straight sided oval form, bright cut decorated with Neoclassical festoons and floral garlands, between fluted and ribbon entwined borders, ur

Antique English George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy by Hester Bateman, London c.1782. Fully Hallmarked. The Hinge is Operates Properly. See Shure, Hester Bateman, 1959. Condition: Generally Very Good

A George II London sterling silver tea caddy by John Smith, 1737. Engraved family crest to the front panel featuring a shield surrounded by scroll decoration and figures. Bird armorial engraved to the

STERLING SILVER JOHN ALDWINKLE Caddy Made in London 1888. Victorian Solid Silver Carved Tea caddy Box with lions Handles ,The both Handles are hallmarked as well as the box ,IT IS MADE IN LONDON DATED

A GEORGE II SILVER TEA CADDY by John East, London 1728, octagonal form, the removeable cover with reeded bands and a knop finial, plain body with a stepped shoulder, all raised on a stepped foot. 14.5

English George III sterling silver tea caddy, by John Emes, London, 1803, the elegant form having a double compartment interior, the reflective exterior engraved with stylized swags and foliate garlan

London, 1782, oval form with urn finial, lock, heraldic device with bird holding key, base engraved "1767-1812 Thomas Coffin & Hannah Linzee, Amory, 1775-1845/1810-1898 Charles & Martha Babcock Greene

William Gibson & John Langman Victorian London sterling silver tea caddy, 1899. Retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths. Rectangular body with identical repousse imagery on each side featuring scrolls,

A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TEA CADDY, HALLMARKED, SILVERSMITH JOHN DENZILOE, LONDON, 1779, with an oval hinged lid centering an applied blossoming stem form handle, within conforming engraved bands

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY, by George John Richards, London 1852, rectangular section with hinged cover, chased with flowerheads, scrolls and acanthus. 9.5cm high, 10cm deep, 9.2 troy ounces

George III sterling silver large scalloped and gadrooned salver on ball and claw feet, the center with engraved Moor's head crest, London, 1782, by John Schofield. 1.5”h x 14.25”w, and 41.

Victorian London Sterling Silver footed Tea Caddy by Edward & John Barnard , 1857. The body and top have subtle engravings. Top is hinged and has finial. "The gift of J & B Boustead 14th August 1857"

A sterling silver double sided basket-form tea caddy. Bears maker mark of John Reilly; bears London City date mark for year 1800. [8" x 6 1/4" x 4 1/4"]. (20.84 ozt.). Provenance: From the Estate of B

Group of Silver Articles Variously marked. Comprising: A Georgian tea caddy, mark of Thomas Daniell & John Wall, London, 1781 Two Chinese goblets, marked 'Sterling' Two English pierced bow

London, all late 18th/early 19th century, assembled set all with reeded bases and bead borders, wooden handles and finials, including 12-1/2 in. coffee, marks for John Wakelin & William Taylor, 1782;

A Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, London 1894 by Thomas Bradbury and Son In the George III style, in inverted baluster form upon four acanthus scroll feet. The pull off domed lid of shaped square

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY. London 1896. 231 grams. 10 cm x 10 cm.

A Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, London 1898 by Levesley Brothers Of inverted bombe form with gadrooned edges, hinged lid. Gilt interior. Fully marked underneath and part-marked to the lid. Leng

A George V sterling silver tea caddy, London 1922 by Charles Boyton and Sons Of rounded cylindrical form upon a cylindrical form with indented sections. A pull-off stepped lid surmounted by a compress

Title: 19th Century Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy London 1873 Henry Holland Subtitle: A very sweet Victorian silver bright cut engraved oval tea caddy. Description: A very sweet Victoria

English silver tea caddy, London, 1900, by H.E. & Co., having a swirl finial on very decorative shaped caddy with scroll feet. 9.6 ozt. [6" H x 4" W x 4" D].

Paul Storr, 23x17x13cm., 1,057gr. weight

A George III sterling silver double tea caddy, London 1780 by James Mince and William Hodgkins II Of oval cylindrical form with beaded rims, the hinged flat lid surmounted by a detachable pineapple wi