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George Lll Solid / Sterling Silver Tea Caddy - 1769
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George Lll Solid / Sterling Silver Tea Caddy - 1769

18th century
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Description

A truly elegant example of an eighteenth century English silver tea caddy in beautiful condition given it's over 250 years old.

Fitted with a pull off lid with an acorn shaped finial, the caddy is a good size and a good weight, weighing 7.33 Troy Ounces / 228 Grams.

The caddy is fully hallmarked for London 1769 together with the makers mark for the top-notch silversmith, Emick Romer.

The caddy remains in excellent condition measuring 7.28" tall with a diameter measuring 3.15"

Emick Romer, son of Michel Michelsen Romer, goldsmith of Oslo (1682 - 1739) born 2 August, 1724. Seems to have settled in a London in the early 1750s. First mark entered in the missing register around 1758 and was working at 123, High Holborn. He was a noted supplier to Parker and Wakelin (one of the major suppliers to the King and the nobility) of pierced baskets, epergnes and tea caddies. Candlesticks were also a speciality and most of them have finely pierced decoration to the capitals. Seems to have returned to Norway by May 1795, where he settled in Halden, in the south of the country. A maker of fine and unusual pieces.

Item: 45964

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Physical Dimensions
Height
18.5cm (7.28")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Puckerings has dated this George III Silver Tea Caddy to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1180879
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45964
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Description
A truly elegant example of an eighteenth century English silver tea caddy in beautiful condition given it's over 250 years old.
Fitted with a pull off lid with an acorn shaped finial, the caddy is a good size and a good weight, weighing 7.
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33 Troy Ounces / 228 Grams.

fig 1. A George III sterling silver tea caddy shaped like an urn with spiral fluting, a finial lid, and a stepped pedestal base.
fig 1. George Lll Solid / Sterling Silver Tea Caddy - 1769

The caddy is fully hallmarked for London 1769 together with the makers mark for the top-notch silversmith, Emick Romer.

The caddy remains in excellent condition measuring 7.28" tall with a diameter measuring 3.15"

fig 2. A George III sterling silver tea caddy shaped like an urn with spiral fluting, a finial lid, and a stepped pedestal base.
fig 2. George Lll Solid / Sterling Silver Tea Caddy - 1769

Emick Romer, son of Michel Michelsen Romer, goldsmith of Oslo (1682 - 1739) born 2 August, 1724. Seems to have settled in a London in the early 1750s. First mark entered in the missing register around 1758 and was working at 123, High Holborn. He was a noted supplier to Parker and Wakelin (one of the major suppliers to the King and the nobility) of pierced baskets, epergnes and tea caddies. Candlesticks were also a speciality and most of them have finely pierced decoration to the capitals. Seems to have returned to Norway by May 1795, where he settled in Halden, in the south of the country. A maker of fine and unusual pieces.

Item: 45964

FREE Worldwide Registered Airmail Directly From the UK

Height
18.5cm (7.28")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Puckerings has dated this George III Silver Tea Caddy to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1180879
Dealers Internal Ref
45964
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Archive I A George III sterling silver tea caddy shaped like an urn with spiral fluting, a finial lid, and a stepped pedestal base.

George Lll Solid / Sterling Silver Tea Caddy - 1769

Archive II A George III sterling silver tea caddy shaped like an urn with spiral fluting, a finial lid, and a stepped pedestal base. View II
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A George III sterling silver tea caddy shaped like an urn with spiral fluting, a finial lid, and a stepped pedestal base.
George lll Solid / Sterling Silver Tea Caddy - 1769
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A George III sterling silver tea caddy shaped like an urn with spiral fluting, a finial lid, and a stepped pedestal base.
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During the eighteenth century, tea was a costly import in Europe, requiring secure and decorative storage. Silver tea caddies were crafted by silversmiths to preserve tea leaves, evolving from simple rectangular containers into elaborate vase and urn forms during the George III period.

High-grade sterling silver (925 standard) was raised from sheet metal by hammering and shaped by hand. Decorative details such as spiral fluting, chased borders, turned pedestal feet, and finial lids were created using specialist silversmithing techniques.

Authentic pieces feature full British hallmarks, typically stamped on the base or rim, including the makers mark, town mark, sterling lion passant, and specific date letter. Physical indicators include hand-hammered interior surfaces and period-appropriate wear to high-relief details.

A silver tea caddy functions well as a decorative focal point on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or styled within a glass display cabinet. Its reflective surface adds texture and warmth when paired with dark timber surfaces, books, or ceramic pieces.

Clean gently using a soft, lint-free cloth and specialized silver polish to remove tarnish while preserving the natural patina in carved grooves. Avoid abrasive cleaners, submerging in water, or exposure to high humidity.
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