Each of oval form with cylindrical reeded cap top, with contemporary script monogram "E",

the verso of each engraved WARNE;

crisp marks verso, the lids marked with a crisp lino passant and the date mark,

rubbed but legible maker's mark

Condition : Very good, each with a small discrete rejoin to the top and body;

left example with a side blemish and a slight bend to the lid (visible in images)

Note : Pairs of early tea caddies (correctly termed canisters) are quite scare

Provenance : a Canadian collector

4.8 Troy oz.

Each 3" High x 3.75" Wide

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#4802 

Side One

Side Two

 Also See :

George IV Silver Waiter

William Bateman, London 1825

Of quite heavy gauge silver, the round waiter (or small salver) with gadrooned rim

around a plain field centering the contemporary arms ofGoodwyn :

raised on three paw feet issuing from acanthus leaves

7" Diameter / 10.4 oz.

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Pair George III Silver Tea Caddies, Peter & William Bateman, London, 1805, Engraved "E" and WARNE