Victorian antique wooden tea caddy box with twin silver caddies, London 1862

An extremely elegant Victorian antique wooden tea caddy box with two silver tea caddies and a silver caddy spoon. The silver caddies were made in London in 1862 by Edward and John Barnard. These silver boxes measure 12 x 12 x 7 cms, have a falcon crest on the top and a crisp set of hallmarks on the base. They are a matching pair in excellent condition with no repairs. The wooden box has four brass feet, two brass handles and the original key. Inside as well as the silver caddy spoon there is an original glass mixing bowl. The box is in superb condition and looks very impressive.  Weight; 1016 grams or 32 ozst ( silver caddies only) Free delivery in the UK. Payment by bank transfer, card over the phone, PayPal or Klarna. Using Klarna payments can be split over three months.