ENGLISH SACROPHAGUS-FORM MAHOGANY TEA CADDY

English mahogany tea caddy, early 19th c., the box of sarcophagus form, with contrasting trim, having dual foliate mounted handles, opening to two removable, lidded compartments, rising on paw feet, a

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".

English, 19th century. Regency mahogany wood tea caddy of sarcophagus form with sloped paneled hinged top above tapered body with inlaid oblong key escutcheon, interior with two removable lids with ro

A George III English tea caddy, early 19th century. Square form mahogany tea caddy box having satinwood inlays depicting shell forms on the hinged lid and front face. Additional satinwood and ebonized

A George III English tea caddy, early 19th century. Square form mahogany tea caddy box having satinwood inlays depicting pinwheel medallions on the hinged lid and front face. Additional satinwood and

A George III English tea caddy, early 19th century. Square form mahogany tea caddy box having satinwood inlays. The hinged lid depicts a moth / butterfly, while the front face depicts oak leaves and a

English, 19th century. Regency-era sarcophagus-form banded mahogany tea caddy, having double compartments, opening for mixing bowl, and rising on ringed bun feet. Partial paper label to interior of on

A fine English tea caddy, early to mid 19th century. Rectangular form mahogany tea caddy with raised oval and hinged lid. The lid decorated with satinwood inlays depicting a pinwheel medallion. The in

A fine English tea caddy, early to mid 19th century. Rectangular form mahogany tea caddy satinwood inlays depicting pinwheel medallions on the hinged lid and front face. Interior lid. Lock (no key). M

British, 19th century. Two wood Regency sarcophagus form mahogany tea caddies with two compartments and center mixing bowl, one on brass ball feet, the other on bun feet. Apparently unmarked. Provenan

19th c. Regency Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddy, with parquetry and string inlaid lid, front panel with pinwheel and half-fan inlay, crossbanded and string inlaid edges, painted lid interior with MR monogra

English Line Inlaid Mahogany Sarcophagus Form Tea Caddy, 19th c., with ringed lions' head handles and an ivory escutcheon, the interior with two foil lined hinged mahogany tea boxes flanking a later g

19th Century, English, Sarcophagus Form, Divided Interior, Bun Feet, Height 7, Width 9.25, Depth 6.25 Inches, Good Patina, Veneer Loss To Top Edge, Scattered Nicks And Scratches, Lock Intact, Key Abse

English, circa 1820. Large regency era sarcophagus form marquetry inlaid mahogany tea caddy, having double compartments, floral marquetry panel, colorless glass mixing bowl, fitted interior for spoons

1st item: English George III mahogany bombe form tea caddy on bracket feet with gilt brass rocaille handle to lid and foliate escutcheon to body, opens to fabric-lined lid and fitted interior containi

Antique English Mahogany Tea Caddysarcophagus in form with beaded decoration raised on bun feet.Height 7 1/2 inches, width 12 inches, depth 6 inches

English 19th c. Triple Compartment Tea Caddy, with swing top handle, parquetry edging, three interior lidded compartments, set on metal paw form feet, 7" high, 11" x 6 3/4". Veneer repairs around escu

A group of four English and American boxes, early 19th century, comprising a stained softwood dovetailed bottle case, a mahogany sarcophagus form tea caddy, a maple dovetailed box and a mahogany venee

English, 19th C. Together with an inlaid oak sewing box. 2 piecesLosses, wear, surface distress. 7-1/4"h x 14"w x 9-3/4"d and 7-1/2"h x 12-1/4"w x 7"d

English, 19th C. fitted with a glass and two lined cavities. Some wear. 7-1/2"h x 13-1/4"w x 6-3/4"d

English Regency mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus form, carved top over the case having inlaid string work and escutcheon, on flattened bun feet, sectioned interior retaining two lids and central fine

19th C., one hexagonal, the other with inlaid seashell design on front and on lid, with label from Roswell and Ward, London; together with a mahogany barrel-form lidded tea caddy, 3 pieces total Heigh

English, 18th-late 19th century. Chippendale mahogany tea caddy with ogee form and feet. Brass escutcheon and bale handle. Divided interior. Refinished, replaced hinges, feet most likely well done rep

English, early 19th century. A charming George III inlaid mahogany tea caddy, in box form, the hinged lid centered with green tinted and satinwood inlaid marquetry within a oval medallion and checkere