Lot 66
An Edwardian small silver tea caddy.
Description
Condition Report
An Edwardian small silver tea caddy, the compressed cushion shape having an inset gadroon rim and hinged lid with lobed finial, the whole raised on four outward splay legs to stepped pad feet. Hallmarked Birmingham 1905, maker's mark partly distorted but probably Charles Westwood & Sons. Maximum length measuring 4 1/8 inches (10.5 cm), weight 7.18 ozt (223.2 grams).
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Purchasing information-
The caddy is heavily tarnished throughout and would benefit from a clean and polish. General surface wear, marks and scratches and several small surface dints. Hinged lid appears in working order and closes well, although there are some slight gaps and also a dint to one side edge. All the legs appear to have suffered knocks and are at slightly different angles. Consequently it wobbles slightly. Some rubbing and distortion to hallmarks but mostly legible.
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