George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy

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

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

George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Hester Bateman, London, 1788 Oval with a reeded band at foot, the hinged cover with an urn-form finial. Height 5 1/2 inches (14 cm), length 5 1/8 inches (13 cm), a

A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TEA CADDY, HALLMARKED, SILVERSMITHS PETER AND WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON, 1809, the domed rectangular hinged lid centering an oval mother of pearl mounted disc finial, within

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 George III sterling silver tea caddy by Thomas Daniel, London 1780, and a cream jug, Birmingham 1968, 8 cm high

George III sterling silver tea caddie by Charles Aldridge, London 1788, having a notched oval form with hinged lid and escutcheon, 5"h x 5.5"w x 4"d

English George III sterling silver tea caddy, Augustin Le Sage (United Kingdom, active c. 1758-1800), c. 1766, ovoid body, hinged lid with urn-form finial, bright-cut banding, center armorial cartouch

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

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

A Georgian / George III English sterling silver tea caddy. Hallmarks for London, 1783, maker's mark WV (possibly William Vincent). The oval caddy having an overall embossed and chased motif of flowers

George III London English sterling silver tea caddy by Herbert & Co, 1791. The body has deep floral and scroll engravings. The top is removable and has a flower finial. London maker's marks to the und

This is an antique George III tea caddy spoon from George Wintel of London, England circa 1793. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this caddy spoon features a scalloped bowl and delicate engraved detai

Henry Chawner London Sterling Silver George III Tea Caddy, 1788. The body has light repousse work of flowers and scrolls. Engraved imagery of birds and decorative patterns. The top is hinged with a fl

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

Circa 1815 Georgian Birmingham English sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Silversmith John Willmore. Measures 3.25"

Group of George III/IV Sterling Silver Table Articles 18th/ 19th Century Comprising an Irish cream jug, Irish sugar bowl, sauceboat, and a tea caddy spoon. Diameter of sugar bowl 5 1/8 inches (13 cm),

A 19th century Austrian .800 silver tea caddy, a Georgian sterling handled mug with repousse decoration and a George III toast rack in sterling. Dimensions:The tea caddy is 5 1/2" x 4 1/2" and 4 1/4",

(lot of 10) English and American sterling silver items, including: (1) George III tea caddy spoon, makers mark JT, c.1817, Birmingham hallmarks, approx 3 3/8"l, (1) George IV tea caddy spoon, makers m

A George III Silver Tea Caddy Samuel Wood, London, 1778 with engraved inscription 'T & MEG / to / JH & SEC / 10 April / 1860' to the body. hallmarked for Sterling to underside 13 ozt 16 ozt Height 5 x

Three George III Silver Tea Caddies in a Leather-Cased Box Albertus Schurman, London, 1763 each canister hallmarked for Sterling on underside 27 ozt 19 dwt Height of case 7 3/4 x width 12 1/4 x depth

George III Sterling Tea Caddy in The Chinoiserie Taste. The sides of the square form with repousse medallions of a Chinoiserie figure picking fruit or a stylized Asian shrine within rocaille brackets,

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

English George III Sterling Silver Tea and Coffeepot, London, 1817 and 1827, with maker's marks for William Eley, each decorated in repousse with recumbent animals and birds, with floral swags and