2 Maling Ware Tea Caddies

Two early 20th century Maling Ware tea caddies for Ringtons Tea Company. Hexagonal forms with Blue and White transfer decorated scenic panels depicting historical British churches and castles. Printed

Size: 11 1/2" L x 5 7/8" W x 5 3/4" H CONDITION REPORT:

This IS A FABULOUS Antique VERY RARE Canister, Tea Caddy or Bisquit Jar. It was made by Ringtons Tea Newcastle-upon-Tyne Maling Ware in England. This is the squat version of canister. This item is six

Lot of 3 tole painted tinware / tin ware - syrup 4 1/2" H with same decoration tall tea caddy; smaller tea caddy. Also includes artistically repainted tea caddy.

18th C cream ware gravy boat and Adams tea caddy. To 7 1/2" long.

The two hollow ware articles as shown. Tea caddy measures 3 x 3.25 x 2.75, teapot is 7 x 6 inches. Total weight 18.70 ozt. Provenance: The estate of Morton and Estelle Sosland. In Kansas City, the Sos

Two English Tea Caddy Boxes One of Burlwood the other Tunbridge Ware - A rectangular burlwood tea caddy box, dark contrast edges, hinge-top lid, with three interior compartments (2 with lids, one with

one tea caddy with cover and one milk jug; painted with figural scenes and floral motif; milk jug: 6in(H) x 5in(L)

2 Chinese 18/19 Century Enameled Porcelain Ginger Jars or Tea Caddies: the first probably Kangxi circa 1700, enameled in Europe (clobbered ware) over the original underglaze blue decoration with exoti

Chinese export blue and white porcelain, including twist handle chocolate cups (2) and pot de creme with covers, graduated creamers (3), tea caddy, bonbon box, oval bonbon dish, square nut dish, and a

Prattware paneled tea caddy with floral decoration. Together with Pratt ware 'spirit' barrel with S.S. Monogram. English. Circa 1820. Tea caddy H 5" W 4" D 3". Barrel H 4-3/4" D 3-1/2". Condition: Exc

rare dome top circa 1840's burl wood turnbridge ware intricate inlays light expected wear and loses 5 1/2" tall 8" wide 4 1/2" deep see pics

Hand-painted Chinese Gilt Edges Famille Rose Porcelain Tea Caddy w Yongzheng Mark Dimension: 85*75*25(mm) 3.35*2.95*4.13(in) Weight 0.98 lbs/176 g Tips about Chinese Porcelain Chinese ceramic ware is

Hand-painted Chinese Enamels Porcelain Tea CaddyDimension: 86*76*76(mm) 3.39*2.99*2.99(in) Weight 0.37 lbs/169 g Tips about Chinese Porcelain Chinese ceramic ware is an art craft that has been develop

A coffeepot, height 9 1/2 inches, ex Tom Walford collection, tea caddy, height 4 1/2 inches, cover missing, and a tea bowl, diameter 6 inches.

Five CloisonnÈ Enamel Tea Wares Comprising two teapots, two tea caddies, and a tea cup. Republic Period {Tallest: 5 1/2 inches (14 cm)} [Minor enamel losses]

Group of late 18th century Chinese export tea wares consisting of teapot with lid, tea caddy & creamer with lids, 2 tea bowls, 2 chocolate cups, 1 small bowl, 1 small tray, 1 dish and 2 bowls. Measure

Vizagapatam tea caddy and Old Sheffield Plate tea caddy, 2 items total. 1st item: Anglo Indian Vizagapatam tea caddy with sadeli miro-mosaic inlay at edges, mother of pearl borders and carved sandalwo

Two antique tea caddies. 19th century. Smaller L 8" D 4-3/4" H 5-1/2". Larger L 9-1/2" D5-1/4 H 6". Please copy & paste the link below for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m85brgcfpyd45fu/A

and coffee pot

Square tea caddies with painted foilate decoration and transfer scenes depicting "Abbotsford" and "Melrose Abbey"

(2) Tea Caddies, Unmarked R.S. Prussia, 5" x 3.25" x 2.5", No Lids, (1) White With Floral Decor, (1) Cream And White, Floral Decor, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

Antique 19th C. "Stuart" Tartan Ware Wood Tea Caddy Box. Contains Covered Compartments and Cut Glass Jar. Original Bun Feet. Condition: Generally Good for Age. Jar Has a Few Chips. Dimensions: L: 11"

overall inlay with optical and geometric specimen wood; interior fitted with double compartments with geometric inlaid lids; brass ring side handles, wood bun feet, 5.5"h; 8"w; 5"d