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George V Sterling Silver Miniature Tea Caddy Canister 1911
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George V Sterling Silver Miniature Tea Caddy Canister 1911

1900 - 1920
Description

Sterling Silver

1911

William Hutton & Sons

An early 20th century sterling silver tea caddy or canister of unusual ovoid shape with pull off lid with ball finial. Hallmarked Birmingham, 1911 by makers William Hutton & Sons. In very good condition with tight fitting lid, and good gauge silver, some marks but no major dents or damage, small ding to the finial, impressed R5721 to base.

8cm high x 6.5cm diameter max. 74.5g

Physical Dimensions
Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
6.5cm (2.56")
Depth
6.5cm (2.56")
Declaration

Shropshire Silver has dated this Sterling Silver Tea Caddy to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1108834
Dealers Internal Reference
S2435
Description
Sterling Silver

1911

William Hutton & Sons

An early 20th century sterling silver tea caddy or canister of unusual ovoid shape with pull off lid with ball finial.
Shropshire Silver

Hallmarked Birmingham, 1911 by makers William Hutton & Sons. In very good condition with tight fitting lid, and good gauge silver, some marks but no major dents or damage, small ding to the finial, impressed R5721 to base.

8cm high x 6.5cm diameter max. 74.5g

Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
6.5cm (2.56")
Depth
6.5cm (2.56")
Date of Manufacture

Shropshire Silver has dated this Sterling Silver Tea Caddy to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1108834
Dealers Internal Ref
S2435
Shropshire Silver
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A small, bulbous sterling silver miniature tea caddy with a fitted lid, round ball finial, and visible British hallmarks stamped around the neck.
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George V Sterling Silver Miniature Tea Caddy Canister 1911

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A small, bulbous sterling silver miniature tea caddy with a fitted lid, round ball finial, and visible British hallmarks stamped around the neck.
George V Sterling Silver Miniature Tea Caddy Canister 1911
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A small, bulbous sterling silver miniature tea caddy with a fitted lid, round ball finial, and visible British hallmarks stamped around the neck.
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Tea caddies emerged in Europe during the seventeenth century as tea imported from Asia was a costly commodity. Crafted in precious metals such as sterling silver, these vessels were designed to safely store and preserve loose leaf tea while serving as symbols of social status and refined hospitality.

Tea caddies from this era were typically fabricated from high-purity sterling silver, standard operating at 925 parts per thousand silver. Construction involved raising the metal body by hand hammering or spinning, fitted with push-fit lids and cast finials, then stamped with official assay hallmarks.

Authenticity is determined by examining the hallmark sequence stamped on the body or neck. Look for the lion passant confirming sterling quality, an assay office symbol (such as a leopard head for London or anchor for Birmingham), a makers mark, and a specific date letter corresponding to the year of manufacture.

A silver tea caddy can be styled on a dining room sideboard, framed within a display cabinet, or arranged alongside hardback books on a shelf. Combining reflective silver containers with natural wood or stone surfaces creates an appealing visual contrast.

Silver should be dusted regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and polished occasionally using a specialized, non-abrasive silver polish to remove oxidisation. Avoid using harsh chemical dips, store in low-humidity environments, and handle with dry cotton gloves to prevent oil transfers.
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