English Sterling Wheel Barrel Form Caddy. Condition: v

English sterling silver tea caddy. Square form with geometric and floral chased design. Birmingham hallmark, partial maker's mark probably LIberty & co. Dates early 19th c. Condition good. One small d

English Regency Mahogany Cheese Wheel Caddy, 19thc, Sleigh form with scrolled ends and reeded handles on squared base. Dimensions: 7.5 in.h. x 17 in.l. x 9 in. d. Condition: Good with shrinkage crack

Victorian Sammuel Jacob English sterling silver sedan chair form novelty tea caddy with hinged top, 1899. Repousse scrolled and floral decoration to the body and lid, with gilt interior. English sterl

(3) Antique silver novelties, 19th/20th c., incl. an .800 silver Toby creamer, an R. Blackinton American sterling silver barrel form bank, and an English sterling miniature covered pail, c. 1885, like

A grouping of four antique English silver boxes including a delicate hafl-barrel form footed hinged box, Birmingham hallmarks, letter date for 1902, maker's marks for Mappin & Webb ( Weight: 365g, 2.5

19th c. English Barrel-Form Cooler, six gallons, in the typical ochre glaze, with the mark of Price, and the Maltese Cross, 18 1/4" tall. Very good condition.

Sterling Wheel Barrel Horesradish Holder.-Marked 1 1/2"Ht. x 4 1/2"Long. Weight Over 2 1/2 ozt. Very Nice Collectors Item-Fine Condition.

An American silver 'whiskey barrel' biscuit caddy Anderson & Randolph, San Francisco late 20th century, stamped STERLING In barrel form, the lift-off barrel cover surmounted by a miniature tankard fi

A Group of Seven English Oak, Porcelain, Brass and Chrome Tea Caddies and Vessels, 20th Century, Comprising of four barrel form tea caddies, two cups and a basket. Largest dimensions: h: 7 3/4 x dia:

English sterling silver covered box with hallmark for V&MP 1/2"W, English sterling lighthouse form teapot with ebony handle 1"H, sterling bread basket with shell and scroll decoration has a pierced bo

A late 19th century English oak barrel form tyg, with silver plated mounts. H. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.)Condition Report Item shows wear commensurate with age and use.

An English apple form tea caddy in fruitwood, with hinged lid and original key, 19th century, very good condition - measures 4 1/2"H x 4"W.

19th C., one hexagonal, the other with inlaid seashell design on front and on lid, with label from Roswell and Ward, London; together with a mahogany barrel-form lidded tea caddy, 3 pieces total Heigh

Rare English Sterling Silver Shell Form Salt. Fully Hallmarked. Gilt Interior. Circa 1854. Provenance from a New York Estate. Generally Good Condition. Dimensions- H-3" x L-4" x W- 2.5". Weight- 185.3

Item: Sterling Tea Caddy Spoon Maker: Thomas Wynne Origin: London, England Date/Period: Ca 1760 Materials: Sterling Silver Size: 6" long, bowl 3" long by 1 3/4" wide Condition: Excellent condition. No

19th Century English Casket form Tea Caddy with bun feet, interior partitions. Excellent / very good condition. Measures 10.75" x 5.25" x 6".

Antique English apple form tea caddy. Beautiful patina, retains the carved stem, excellent condition. Key doesn't work, probably not original. About 4 1/2" tall. EAW 050 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate

English Regency Apple Form Tea Caddy, early 19thc. apple form with hinged cover and naturalistic stem, the wood stained red in a naturalistic manner. Dimensions: 5 in.h. x 4.5 in.w. Condition: Stem

Martin, Hall & Co./ Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall (English, 1854-1936), 1911. George V footed boat-form reticulated sweetmeat basket in the regency taste. Marked to underside of rim with Sheffield as

George III London English sterling silver tea caddy by Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, 1766. The body is four sided with the edges curving outward. Footed tea caddy with shell form feet. The front panel

Apparently unmarked, with original lining and key. Dimensions: H 6" x Dia. 4.5" Condition: Wear consistent with antique age and use; missing stem, minor scuffs, some spots of soiling and darkening to

A Victorian sterling silver sarcophagus form tea caddy. Hallmarked Frederick Augustus Burridge, London, 1899. Together with a child's mug. Hallmarked Martin &Hall, Sheffield, 1903. H. of cup: 8 cm (3

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

Early 19th Century English Regency Tortoiseshell Single Compartment Tea Caddy, serpentine form with sterling silver escutcheon on ball feet Height 3 in. Width 4.5 in. Depth 3 in.