Woodbridge Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.
The lid is hinged and has an attractive finial on the top for opening and closing (which works perfectly). The tea Caddy sits on four perfect ball feet and stands sturdy and straight. Hallmarks are visible on the back of the Caddy for the London Assay Office with a date mark for 1913 and Lion Passant indicating the finest sterling silver. The maker's marks for the silversmith: Robert Pringle & Sons is also visible. There are also partial hallmarks on the inside lip of the lid (see images).

A delightful tea caddy in wonderful antique collector's condition.
Hallmarks and maker's marks: London 1913 by Robert Pringle & Sons
Measurements:
Height: 9.9 cm approx.
Width: 10.7 cm approx.
Depth: 8.9 cm approx.
Weight: 179 grams approx. (A good solid weight).
Woodbridge Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.
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