ENGLISH GEORGIAN STRAW WORK SCENIC TEA CADDY, 1790

English, circa 1790. Napoleonic prisoner of war wooden straw work Georgian tea caddy, having a landscape scene to lid and double compartments. Unmarked. Provenance: Acquired from Asprey, London. Copy

the caddy of cartouche shape with hinged lid. Losses and damage, interior lid present, label interior "1810". Caddy: 5" high, 7 1/2" long, 3 1/2' deep. Provenance: An Oyster Bay NY Estate.

English, 19th century. Georgian tortoise shell veneered tea caddy with silvered piping throughout, rounded knob finial on stepped hinged top that opens to reveal storage within, two fitted lids on int

First quarter 19th century, mahogany with rosewood and satinwood veneer. Inlaid with two foil lined, lidded compartments. Some edge loss, interior lids have warp. 4.75"h. 8"w. 4.5"d.

Early 19th c. English Rosewood Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy, with boxwood stringing, brass ball and claw feet, and brass lion head ring handles, diamond shaped lock escutcheon (no key). Interior with tw

First quarter 19th century, mahogany with pine and oak secondary. Simple shape with bracket feet, brass hardware and welled interior, 5.25"h. 8.75"w. 5.25"d.

Georgian Tea Caddies with Nautilus wood inlay, one of with lidded covers, one with pad feet, both with exotic inlaid wood around edges, 7 x 6.2 x 10 inches and 5 x 7.5 x 4.25 inches

sarcophgus-form with intricate mother of pearl inlay to the hinged lid and bowed front; the interior filled with double shell-lidded compartments; wood ball feet; 6"h; 8"w; 5"dNOTE: Apo

rectangular-form with rounded corners, fitted with shell double-lidded compartments and glass bowl, brass ball feet, 5.5"h; 11.75"w; 5.5"d

ENGLISH GEORGIAN TORTOISE TEA CADDY, EARLY 19TH C., H 7'', W 10 3/4'':Tortoise and ivory veneer English tea caddy. Hinged cover opens to two covered tea wells and an open area for mixing jar. Both tea

rectangular-form with rounded corners; double lidded interior; metal ball feet; 5"h; 7"w; 4"dNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

rectangular-form with canted corners, double compartments with shell lids, silver escutcheon and lid plaque (no monogram), 5"h; 6"w" 4"d

sarcophagus-form; double lidded interior; wood bun feet; 6"h; 9"w; 5"dNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

retangular-form; large plated escutcheon, the interior fitted with double lidded compartments; metal ball feet: 5.5"h; 7"w; 4"dNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auct

English Georgian parquetry Tea caddy, measures 5 x 10"

ENGLISH GEORGIAN BURLWOOD TEA CADDY, rectangular form with line-inlaid edges and kite-form escutcheon, finely veneered interior retaining likely associated glass bowl. Early 19th century. 6 1/4&q

Rectangular form with domed hinged lid, inlaid with a delicate leaf scroll and swag, with inlaid oval escutcheon, the interior inlaid with initials PL in oval medallion  centering the date 1798,

English Georgian Mahogany Tea Caddy, 18thc. of rectangular form with hinged cover, inlaid with cirular designs and banded inlaid borders. Dimensions: 4.5 x 6.25 x 4 in. Condition: Old repair to one hi

English Georgian Rosewood Tea Caddy, canted hinged top over conforming tapering case, with mother of pearl escutcheon, opening to a silvered interior, raised on bun feet. Dimensions: 5 in.h. x 8.75 i

English Georgian Mahogany Tea Caddy, 18thc. Rectangular form in Mahogany with Rosewood crossbanded border, with brass ring handles, the interior with hinged top tea containers centered by an engraved

Antique C 1800 English Georgian Era Tea Caddy Box. Nice quality period example. Measures 6 x 12 x 6 inches.

Antique English Georgian Style Tea Caddy. Measures 7 inches in height.

English Georgian tortoiseshell tea caddy, pagoda form with silver metal cartouche to lid and escutcheon to body, opens to blue velvet-lined lid and bisected interior with two tortoiseshell inner lids.

Dunhill English Georgian Style Tea Caddy Form Humidor. Measures 6.5 inches in height, 6 inches in diameter. Metal lined. Marked Dunhill, 20th century.