Early American Tea Caddy. Banded inlay on Rosewoo

Early 19th century Regency style mahogany tea caddy with banded conch shell inlay. Measures 7-1/2" x 4-1/2" x 5-1/8" tall.

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

Antique Mahogany Tea Caddy with Banded Inlay and fabric lining. Used condition, wear, worn, minor losses, missing key 4-1/8"h x 7-7/8"w x 4-3/8"d

18th c. English Chippendale Mahogany Tea Caddy, with banded inlay decoration to molded lid, front, side and back panels, brass top handle and lock escutcheon (no key), set on a bracket base, with thre

2pc Antique Tea Sugar Caddies. 1) banded inlay rectangular box, two fitted interior compartments. 2) Casket form rosewood box with brass feet, two fitted interior compartments. Marked Au Petit Dunkerq

Good early tea caddy with satinwood inlay. Together with a shell inlaid desk box. Plus a fine Orientalist fancy inlaid box . H 4" D 6" L 8-1/2". Tea caddy H 4-1/8" W 4-7/8 D 4-1/4".19th century. CONDI

early 19thC large rosewood tea caddy w extensive inlay & 3 compartmented interior on brass ball feet - 7" tall x 12 1/4" wide x 6 1/2" deep

early 19thC satinwood tea caddy w conch shell inlays & dual compartmented interior - 5" tall x 8" wide x 4 1/2" deep

MAHOGANY DIAMOND BANDED TEA CADDY, SHELL INLAY ON TOP AND FRONT PANEL, 8.5 X 4 X 4.5

American, possibly Southern, 19th C. Together with a federal inlaid mahogany tea caddy, American or English, early 19th C. 2 pieces, maple example with yellow pine secondary wood Sizes from 4-3/4"h x

Georgian mahogany inlaid tea caddy circa 1790 with banded Greek key inlay and two lidded compartments. 6.25"h x 12"w x 6"d

EARLY 19TH C TEA CADDY HAVING MOTHER OF PEARL INLAY, RETAINS ORIGINAL INTERIOR COVERS, 6 X 8 X 5.5

Antique Carved and Banded Inlay English Double Compartment Tea Caddy. 5.5 inches x 7 inches x 4.5 inches.

This early 1800's Federal mahogany inlaid flip top gaming table has fluted legs, turned feet, serpentine top, banded inlay and an oval inlaid front apron. In good condition, it meaures 29.5" tall X 36

This early 1800's Federal mahogany inlaid flip top gaming table has fluted legs, turned feet, banded inlay, serpentine top, and an oval inlaid front apron. In good condition, it meaures 29.5" tall X 3

Rectangular form with cavetto molded top, with banded inlay, brass bail handle and escutcheon, opening to a fitted interior with a pair of tin tea containers with covers, with a sliding panel containi

Complete with cut crystal bowl. Banded inlay mahogany body. Dimensions: H 7.75" x W 12" x D 6" Condition: Some rubbing, light cracking to top.

Nineteenth century, mahogany. Canted sides, lift lid with banded inlay and a bentwood swing handle. Interior has late foil lining. Refinished. 6.25"h. 6"w. 5"d. overall.

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

Mid-19th century. Domed top, scooped sides with burled veneer and mahogany and ebony banded inlays, interior had two wells, missing center partition but retains lids. Refinished with some wear. 6.25"h

American, Early 20th Century, Walnut Burl And Banded Inlay And Gilt Bronze Mounts Throughout, Superstructure With Drawered Shelf And Cabinet, Serpentine Writing Surface With Two Frieze Drawers And One

Diminutive Octagonal Tortoise Shell Tea Caddy, early 19th c., with metal inlay and ivory mounts, the front with a silverplate engraved "EF," the interior with a walnut lid, H.- 5 in., W.- 4 3/16 in.,

wonderful early 19thC period Federal mahog tea caddy w conch shell inlay on top & front & 3 panel inlay on the triple interior - 7 1/2" tall x 12" wide x 6" deep

Neo Classical inlaid tea caddy, banded mahogany, oblong form with oval floral inlaid panels, key lock lift lid with remnants of foil liner, early 19th C, 7" x 5" x 3 3/4" CONDITION: very good minor we