ENGLISH VICTORIAN SARCOPHAGUS ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY

English Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, 19th c., the hinged locked top opening to the fitted interior with two removable wells and bowl inserts, a vasiform central pedestal with quad

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD SARCOPHAGUS FORM TEA CADDY, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1850, of spreading rectangular form, the hinged stepped lid with bolection molding to the sides serving as an entablature to the wide sp

19th Century, English, Geometric Inlay With Various Specimens, Sarcophagus Lid, Interior Retains Glass Bowl And Lidded Compartments, Height 5, Width 12, Depth, 6 Inches. See Photos And Make Request Fo

ENGLISH SARCOPHAGUS-FORM ROSEWOOD VENEER TEA CADDY Early 19th Century Interior with central well flanked by two covered compartments. Height 7.75”. Width 12.25”. Depth 6”.

English, 19th century. Sarcophagus-form rosewood tea caddy, having satinwood stringing, double compartments, colorless etched glass mixing bowl, and rising on brass ball feet. Unmarked. Provenance: Th

mid-19th century; with elaborate mother-of-pearl vine inlay, interior with domed top tea canisters and mother-of-pearl floral inlay, and initiials "GB," and glass mixing bowl, 8 in. H., 13 1/2 in. W.

Inlaid with fruitwood banding, the sides with mahogany ring handles, and on four flattened bun feet, the lid opening to reveal two mahogany-veneered removable tin-lined containers and a paper-lined co

Description: An English rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy with two interior lidded partitions. Type: Tea caddyMaterials: RosewoodMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: 20th century Maker: EnglishDim

Early Victorian Rosewood Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy W/ Crystal Bowl, No Key. 12 1/8" Wide

English rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy. 19th century. 7"h x 12"l x 6"w

English 19th c. Sarcophagus Shape Parquetry & Rosewood Tea Caddy, tumbling blocks pattern inlay to lid and front panel, triangular motifs around lid, and star design inlay to sides and back, button fo

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

including a Chinese export teapot with famille rose enameling; an English rosewood tea caddy, sarcophagus form, c. 1830-40, interior with lid and original foil; and a 6-inch dark blue Staffordshire hi

Mid-19th c. English Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy, with original key, red paper lined lid and central compartment, two lidded tea compartments, central open compartment (once held a mixing bowl), set on

A fine and large English dark rosewood tea caddy c.1850s. Sarcophagus form resting on 4-bun feet. Hinged lid with red painted interior lid. Lidded double compartment interior. Lock (no key). Measures

A fine and large English rosewood tea caddy c.1850s. Sarcophagus form. Hinged lid with red painted interior lid. Lidded double compartment interior. Lock (no key). Measures 12.25" wide, 6-1/8" deep, 7

Mid-19th c. English Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy, with mother-of-pearl escutcheon, interior red paper lined lid, two lidded tea compartments with traces of foil lining, central open compartment (once he

Fitted rosewood English sarcophagus mother of pearl inlay tea caddy. 11" wide x 5 1/2" deep x 5" tall.

English, William IV style, 7.5 x 5.5 x 4.5 inches, brass handles and escutcheon plate, sits on brass ball feet, fitted 2 section interior

Large Victorian Abalone Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddy in a Sarcophagus form. Inlaid with foliage and birds. Two lidded compartments. Mid 19th cent.

Late 19th century English Regency rosewood tea caddy, in sarcophagus shape, hinged cover, brass hardware. Measures approx. 5 3/4" H x 11" W x 5 5/8" D. Will not ship, we can refer local shippers. Plea

British, 19th century. Regency sarcophagus form MOP inlaid Rosewood tea caddy with two interior compartments. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. App

A Victorian sterling silver sarcophagus form tea caddy. Hallmarked Frederick Augustus Burridge, London, 1899. Together with a child's mug. Hallmarked Martin &Hall, Sheffield, 1903. H. of cup: 8 cm (3

English, 19th century, group of two rosewood veneered sarcophagus form tea caddies; each having double compartments, the larger with space for a mixing bowl. Unmarked. Approx. of the largest, h. 7", w