Tea Caddy, Chinese Export, Canton, C. 1840

Chinese export blue and white Canton porcelain lidded box or tea caddy. 7.5" H x 7" W x 7" D. Condition report: good condition with normal wear. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Au

Chinese Export Elaborately Gilded Black Lacquer Tea Box, c. 1840, in "Mandarins" decor, the box supported on four carved giltwood winged dragon masques, the pair of interior tea caddies lacking, H.- 6

7 PC. 19TH-C. CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAINs: Famille Rose Comprising; 1- Tea caddy, 10 Teapot, 1- Creamer, 2- Bowls, & 1- Rectangular Dish. Also included is a Canton covered dish. Largest Approx. 5" h x 9

Painted with alternating panels of birds, flowers, and people in a house. Chinese export, 19th C. Largest dia. 8cm (3 1/8 in.) Tallest: 9cm (3 5/8 in.)

Chinese Export tea caddy,c.1880 10" x 7 1/4" x 5.5"

Finely decorated papier mache 19th c. Chinese Export tea caddy. With gilt chinoiserie decoration, black lacquered interior. Original engraved pewter lidded inserts. No key. Measures 7 1/2"x5"x4 1/2".

Finely decorated papier mache 19th c. Chinese Export tea caddy. With gilt chinoiserie decoration, black lacquered interior. Original engraved pewter lidded inserts. No key. Measures 7 1/2"x5"x4 1/2".

Lobed and shaped cover and conforming case liberally decorated with gold figures, buildings, and flora. Interior is set with divided pewter compartment. 5 3/4 x 10 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches.

Very fine example of an early 18th C porcelain tea caddy in the famille rose style. Body in the globular ginger jar form with hand-painted floral bouquets of peonies, chrysanthemums and driftingbutter

Rectangular tea caddy with cut in, rounded corners, with all over decoration of figures in a garden and foliate borders in famille rose enamels over copper. Probably 18th C. Minor chips, hairlines, to

Globular ginger jar form with cream ground and hand-painted domestic scenes in the roundels on either side of the body. Gilt decorative work along the sides and gilt openwork at the foot.Chinese manuf

Gold chinoiserie decoration on black ground, animals paw feet, interior with two engraved pewter lidded tea canisters. 6.5"H x 10"W x 7"D

Pair of Chinese Export Canton Style Porcelain Tea Caddies.. H 17 cm

Two 18th C famille rose Chinese export tea caddies in the shape of ginger jars with cream ground, pink, green and blue hand-painting. One features a bouquet of flowers with geometric patterningaround

Two 19th C. Chinese export porcelain famille rose medallion, famille verte tea caddies, 5.5in

Two hand-painted famille rose Chinese export tea caddies in the shape of ginger jars. Both have cream ground with floral sprays throughout, geometric patterns around the neck, and scrollingopen work o

A Chinese Export Silver-Gilt Snuff Box Mark of P (maker's full name undocumented), Canton, c. 1840 Rectangular, the cover chased with riders on horses in battle, the sides with engine turning, with ov

A lovely 19th century Chinese export lacquer tea caddy with fantastic gilt decoration and retaining the original pewter inserts. Often these have lost their original dragon-head feet which this one re

Contemporary Chinese Export Canton Tea Articles. Includes; square form teapot, 4 in. Sq., and pair of square tea caddies, 7 in. H., 3 in. Sq.

(3) English and Chinese Export tea caddies, 19th/20th c., incl. an applewood tea caddy, largest: 7.5"h x 8.5"w

Five Porcelain Tea Caddies , 18th/19th c., incl. Chinese export Imari, blue and white and famille rose, h. 5 1/4 in. to 3 3/4 in.; one French with sepia scene, h. 5 in.; and one puce and white with sp

+ASIAN: Chinese export lacquered tea caddy, 19th C., with hinged lid and gilt decoration including court scenes and stylized flowers and foliage, raised on four carved wood dragon feet, with two pewte

with engraved pewter interior lid, over two compartments. 8" high, 13 1/2" wide. Slight lacquer wear, several small chips to lacquer, lid with two small corner chips. Property of a Fairfield County CT

with engraved pewter interior lid, over two compartments. 8" high, 13 1/2" wide. Lacquer wear, loss, chips; a few small dings to top. Property of a Fairfield County CT Collector.