Regency Canted Corner Double Compartment Tea Caddy

19th Century Tortoise Shell Double Compartment Tea Caddy, canted corners, bookmatched shells to the front panel, c1860 tortoise-shell panels divided with silver string inlay, brass ball feet and finia

rectangular-form with canted corners, double compartments with shell lids, silver escutcheon and lid plaque (no monogram), 5"h; 6"w" 4"d

rectangular with tortoise canted corners; double tortoise lidded compartments; silver escutcheon and lid plaque inscribed L.A. Hirst; bun feet, 5.5h; 8"w; 5"d

octagonal-form with canted corners, interior fitted with inlaid double-lidded compartments, inside of lid also with conforming medallions of inlay, 5"h (not incl. silver swing handle); 8"w;

early 19th c., tortoise shell with pressed gadrooning to front, escutcheon with inlaid mother-of-pearl flower and vertical row of leaves, double compartments with shell lids, canted corners, ball feet

a BURNISHED ARTS AND CRAFTS caddy with floral decoration, double lidded compartments, 5"h; 6"w; the other, SATINWOOD CADDY rectangular-form with canted corners; painted family of blue birds

Regency Green-Tinted Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy , 19th c., canted corners, interior with two lidded compartments, h. 4 3/8 in., w. 7 1/4 in., d. 4 in

British Regency Mahogany and Maple Inlaid Tea Caddy, circa 1820, double compartment interior, conch shells inlaid on front panel and lid, escutcheon and reeded corners. Height 5 in. Width 7 ¼ i

silver line inlaid, canted, rectangular-form, fitted with double, shell lidded compartments; silver escutcheon, silvered metal ball feet; 5"h; 6"w; 4"d NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approv

English Regency Tortoiseshell Double Compartment Tea Caddy, 19th Century, pagoda shaped top, blank sterling silver nameplate and escutcheon on bun feet. Hinged top exposing two lidded interior compart

19th Century Regency Tortoiseshell Double Compartment Tea Caddy, a serpentine front with sterling silver escutcheon and blank name plate on lid. A hinged top exposing two covered interior compartments

rectangular-form with in-curving corners; double lacquered lidded compartments; flared feet, 5.5"h; 9"w; 5.5"d The private collection of a Massachusetts gentleman.

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

English, 19th century, Regency burlwood veneer and parcel ebonized sarcophagus form tea caddy, having double compartments, moulded colorless glass bowl, and rising on bun feet. Apparently unmarked. Ap

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

rectangular-form with rounded corners, fitted with shell double-lidded compartments and glass bowl, brass ball feet, 5.5"h; 11.75"w; 5.5"d

British, circa 1800, consisting of an inlaid satinwood tea caddy with canted corners, opening to twin lidded tea compartments, surface wear & veneer losses, measuring 5" high x 7.5" wide x 4" deep, th

Two 19th century regency tea caddies to include tortoise shell tea caddy with dome top on ball feet opening to double compartment with covers (height 4 3/4 inches, width 5 1/4 inches) and tortoise she

blue glass cabochons in brass work on domed top, locking, 8" X 4 1/2" X 4 1/2", double compartment.

double compartment, bun feet, 6" X 8 1/2", 6" tall, locking, with key.

double compartment with center spot for mixing bowl, lion head on ends, bun feet, 8" X 8" X 13 1/2", locking with key.

double compartment with place for bowl, bun feet, mother-of-pearl decoration, 6" X 12", 7 1/2" tall, locking.

George III Green Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy , early 19th c., canted corners, lid with void cartouche, interior with lidded compartment, h. 4 1/2 in., w. 4 1/4 in., d. 3 5/8 in

English Regency sarcophagus form tea caddy, second quarter 19th century, having floral penwork decoration, double compartments, colorless cut glass mixing bowl, and rising on paw feet, Churchill shipp