Sheraton English Wood Tea Caddy Inlay Accent

Sheraton English Wood Tea Caddy Inlay Accent: Measures 5.5" tall, 9.5x5.25". Mahogany with oval fruit wood medallion inlay. Circa early 19th century. Inside 2 lidded compartments in excellent conditio

4 Inlaid Wood Boxes, English Tea Caddy with Divided Interior, 5"h x 9"w x 4 1/2"d (one knob missing interior & damage to outside inlay), Deed Box with Metal Corners Mother Of Pearl Accents (8 /12"h x

19th C. English Walnut Continental Tea Caddy with Inlay Accent Banding. size: 4.75h 8w

There is no key included. The center contains a glass bowl, with two compartments on either side. Overall, the caddy looks to be in Nice condition. Its Measurements are 12 5/8" x 6 3/4" x 7". In-House

BROKEN KNOB ON INTERIOR. MISSING INLAY ON FRONT. NO KEY.

English mahogany tea caddy with inlay, Sheraton style, shell inlay on front panel and lid, comes with original key, 5" x 7" x 4"

English Multi-Wood Inlaid Tea Caddy, early 19th century, canted corner rectangular form with tulip and satinwood columns, flanking twin mahogany diamonds. The top with matching diamond inlay flanked b

English Partridge Wood Double Satinwood Shell Inlaid Tea Caddy, 19th Century, large oval shell inlay on front and top on a rectangular box, the interior fitted with a glass bowl and slide top tea comp

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

Ca. late 18th to early 19thC. Antique English George III style tea caddy with fine wood inlay and lion head handle. Very good age-appropriate condition. We Do Not Provide In-House Shipping!Please reac

Secondary wood mahogany. Appears to be fruitwood or satin with a cherry finish on the outside. Locking tea caddy with inlay around key hole. 6" x 12" x6" In England in the 1700s, tea was an expensive

English, circa 1880. Victorian-era dome-form mahogany tea caddy, having geometric mixed wood parquetry inlay, and double compartments. Unmarked. Approx. h. 6". w. 7", d. 4.5".

Large 19th c. English Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy, with multiple exotic wood and brass parquetry inlay, cushioned velvet lid interior with brass tack tufting, central open compartment with burlwood top

Two (2) English George III square form inlaid tea caddies, including one (1) Sheraton harewood caddy with vine and mahogany oval inlays and interior lid with pull handle, informational label affixed t

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

Circa 1850. Kidney shaped caddy having ebony wood inlaid at top and lower case along with fine kingwood inlay at the upper edge of the lid. The piece has a diamond inlaid escutcheon at center as well.

Nineteenth-20th century. Mahogany tea caddy with two interior lidded wells, 4"h. 7.75"w. 4"d. and a burl veneer over pine box with marquetry inlay, 4.75"h. 8.75"d. 6"d. Together with a carved wood che

ENGLISH TEA CADDYEarly 19th CenturyIn mahogany veneer with lighter wood string inlay. Sarcophagus top. Applied paw feet.Height 7”. Width 11”. Depth 5.5”.

Mid 19th century, rosewood. Sarcophagus shape with sap wood line inlay, ball feet and double-welled interior. 5.75"h. 8"w. 4.5"d.

Three Antique English Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddies second half of 19th century, each in rectangular form, the largest with inlaid escutcheon, linear dark wood inlay to lid and sides, lion ring handle m

19th c. Parquetry Tea Caddy, in mahogany and mixed exotic woods, with oval patera inlay, crossbanding and stringing to lid, front and side panels, inlaid lock escutcheon, metal ball form feet, velvet

English late Georgian / Regency inlaid mahogany tea caddy, early 19th century, the case with cartouches and corners with fan inlays of satinwood, oak, and other woods, the interior lined with red dama

brass and ivory straps, locking, dome top, 4.5' x 8"....A tea caddy is a box, jar, canister, or other receptacle used to store tea.The word is believed to be derived from catty, the Chinese pound, equ

Twelve sided wood tea caddy with inlaid woods on hinged lid with star motif and striped banding on edge, original lock and key included. English c. 1780-1800. Purchased from the Ellen Stirn Galle