English Rosewood Sacophagus formed Tea Caddy

Large English rosewood Sacophagus formed tea caddy opening to reveal two separate lidded containers and crystal mixing bowl resting on bun feet, 19th century; 8.5"H 14”W 8.5”D

Victorian Rectangular Tea Caddy, by D. & J. (David & John) Diller Manufactory, 5, Chandos Street, Covent Garden (London), c. 1860, with stepped lid and in-curved sides, triple compartment interior wit

19th C. English Rosewood Tea Caddy with Coffered Top, Slanted Sides and Fitted Interior on Flat Bun Feet, C. 1880. 11" Wide, 5.5" Deep, 6.5" High. (Missing the Mixing Bowl)

With brass lion's head ring handles on the sides, resting on bun feet; fitted interior with two lidded compartments centering a round open compartment with glass liner h. 7-38 w. 13-5/8 d. 6-3/4 in. P

Property from an Estate, Westport and Boco Raton, FL Description: English Rosewood Tea Caddy and Jewelry Box, 19th Century, the pine jewelry box formerly leather covered and now with remnants of l

19th C. English Rosewood Tea Caddy with Coffered top or casket form, Slanted Sides and fitted Interior with finial covers, seated on larger bun feet. C. 1880. Measuring approx 11" Wide, 5.5" Deep, 6.5

Antique English Rosewood tea caddy on ball feet. Replaced interior container. 6 1/2"h x 10 1/2"w x 6"d

First half 19th century, rosewood veneer. Sarcophagus lid, bun feet and mother of pearl escutcheon. Paper lined nterior has lidded container and a replaced glass mixing bowl. Veneer splits and some lo

ENGLISH ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY, C. 1840, L 12":With hinged cover. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

With pewter string and mother-of-pearl inlay. 5 x 7 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches

ENGLISH ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY19th CenturyKnob feet.Height 6î. Width 10î. Depth 5.5î.

An early 19th century English Rosewood tea caddy. Rectangular shape, having a hinged lid centered by a metal handle opening to reveal two hinged containers, each is removable, flanking a fluted glass

With pewter string and mother-of-pearl inlay. 5 x 7 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches

Antique English rosewood tea caddy, 6.85"Hx12.1"x6.25"

Marquetry and string inlaid with decoupaged scenic engravings and borders on exterior and interior lid. Interior of box retains original silvering and slide-out dividers. Key and functioning lock pres

English, 19th century, group of thee rosewood veneered tea caddies, the largest having brass inlay, double lidded compartments, and space for a mixing bowl. Unmarked. Approx. of the largest, h. 6.5",

English rosewood tea caddy, early 19th c., rectangular case with mother-of-pearl inlay, ring handles, fitted interior, two lidded tea boxes with remnants of foil lining, centered opening with cut glas

ENGLISH ROSEWOOD & MOTHER OF PEARL TEA CADDY, H 7.5", W 13"An English rosewood tea caddy. Offers mother of pearl inlay with ornate floral and avian motifs. Offers one fitted glass cup, a spoon and two

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

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

(Lot of 3) Group of wood boxes, 19th/20th century, comprising English rosewood tea caddy, 4.75"h x 8"l; Renaissance style brass bound table box and a burled wood round box, possibly Bhutanese, 4.25"di

19th c. English rosewood tea caddy. 12" x 12" x 6" Ht..

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

19th Century English Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddycirca 1840-60s, pagoda form, featuring chinoiserie floral and exotic bird mother of pearl inlays, and carved ring double handles, opens to twin hinge-lidd