Three Chinese Incised Pewter Tea Caddies & Covers

2 Large Chinese Incised Pewter Tea Caddies, the larger with a Dragon to side, impressed marks to base and an inside cover with attached strainer & scoop; the smaller in tubular shape with incised flow

A pair of Chinese inscribed globular pewter tea caddies. The bodies and covers incised with cherry blossom branches, undersides stamped with four-character mark. H: 3 1/4 in.

Pair Chinese Hexagonal Pewter Tea Caddies on 6 small feet with tubular covers, the caddies incised to the 6 sides with calligraphy and flowers all covered in a brown varnish, the bases with seal marks

a blue and white jug with pewter lid, Imari style jardiniere, blue and white tea caddy and cover, pair blue and white Chinese bottle shaped vases and a Chinese famille jaune bowl. (18 items, approx.)

Antique Chinese Pewter Tea Caddies & Covers, the sides well engraved with bamboo or fruit and calligraphy; marks to bases; wood bases. Age related wear and a few small dents. Height of tea jar & cover

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PEWTER TEA CADDY AND COVER decorated with foliage. 16 cm x 11cm.

Fine Chinese Pewter Tea Caddy with 2 Covers; the outside decorated in low relief with Bamboo & Calligraphy, the top with water dragons; stamped mark to base. Good condition small dents as usual. Heigh

Three large Chinese metal or pewter tea caddies, the faceted form bodies each decorated with painted panels depicting various deities, some with attendants, some panels with seal marks or calligraphy

Chinese Incised Round Pewter Small Tea Table, the cover incised with calligraphy and orchids behind a Scholar's Rock, below a double cash-coin opening for drainage, the straight sided base for waste w

SIX 19th CENTURY PEWTER TEA CADDIES.THREE ENGLISH AND THREE CHINESE. Height: 4.75 in. by Width: 6.5 in. by Depth: 5.5 in.

A pair of large Chinese pewter tea caddy canisters. Eight sided octagonal oblong shaped caddies, five sides decorated with abundant etched flowers and foliage. The other three sides etched with Chines

Lidded pewter jar with engraved side panels; three with characters. Very good condition with no dents. Aged surface patina. Circa early 20th C. 3.75" H.

of facetted from, set with a circular cover, decorated with a figure and floral surrounds, l 17.5cm

DESCRIPTION: Three Chinese tea caddies. Includes: 1) Molded lotus flower shaped pewter tea caddy. Lion finial. Chinese character marks. 6". Some surface wear and depression on shoulder. 2) Low relief

Lot of three items including 19th C. Chinese pewter teapot and two tea caddies. Teapot 6 1/4"w. (across spout); larger caddy 7"h.

(1) 7"h x 7"w. Incised Chinese design.

An antique Chinese tin tea caddy or canister. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. Cylinder shape. The body and the cover are engraved with floral ornaments, as well as multi-figure panels depicting battle

Group of Three Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A rectangular blue and white caddy with associated wood coverA rectangular blue and white caddy with shou symbolAn ovoid celadon groun

Three Famille Rose Pink Ground Incised Tea Bowls comprising a pair of bowls with covers and stands, and a bowl missing cover and stand, each rising from a short straight foot to flared angled sides an

Three Chinese Pewter Containers with Covers 20th century, includes a pair of hexagonal shaped pewter tea canisters with dome covers with raised decoration of branches with inlaid stones to the sides a

Group of Three Chinese Export Blue and White Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A square caddy with associated wood coverA cylindrical caddy with associated wood coverA Canton hexagonal tea caddy and

Full title: A Chinese pewter and carved coconut 'Shou' box and cover, a teapot and a tea caddy, Republic, 20th C. Description: H 16 cm (the tea caddy) H 12,7 - L 16,5 cm (the teapot) Dia.: 13 cm (the

THREE GOOD CHINESE CANTON FAMILLE ROSE CYLINDRICAL PORCELAIN TEA CADDIES, the caddies decorated with typical floral decoration with birds and butterflies, each with their original covers, the largest

Qing dyansty, 19th century, a very fine pair of hexagonal tea caddies with dimpled edges, the body tapers from the rim towards the base, each of the sides has a gilt and incised decoration of birds in