17/18th Century Tea Caddy with Pewter Lid, Qing Dynasty

Qing dynasty, circa 18-19th century, finely gilt painted with figures and garden scene with original key; 7 in. (17.5 cm) long, 4 3/4 in. (12 cm) wide, 4 in. (10 cm) high

Tea caddy with wooden lid : China, Qing Dynasty Elongated egg shape with cylindrical rim, decoration of large hanging compartments and small flowering branches. Porcelain with blue painting. H. 14,8 c

CHINESE BURL WOOD INIAID PEWTER TEA CADDY QING DYNASTY

A Pair of 18th Century Chinese Porcelain Tea Caddies. Mounted with pewter collars and lids, decorated with qilin, phoenixes, and flowers, unmarked. Provenance: Camoin-Demachy Antiques, Paris Height: 1

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

Chinese/Japanese, 19th century, octagonal tea caddy with paint decorated exterior of figures in a garden settings, interior pewter fitted cannisters with lids an etched decoration, 5 x 11 x 8 in., we

Chinese 19th century black ground lacquered tea caddy with 2 removable pewter metal fitted canisters housed within, with lids. The octagonal shaped box decorated with gold figural, floral, tree and ho

Beautifully patinated covered tea canister in a bulbous shape with a flattened lid. Makers mark on the base. Probably late 19th century. 7.5 x 7 inches

Delicate scroll work. Some separation on lid. Beautiful piece measuring 6.5" H 4"x4" W

A 19th century Chinese chinoiserie lacquered tea caddy Of domed canted rectangular form, decorated with figures at work in a tea factory, the hinged lid enclosing twin lidded pewter compartments, stan

Qing dynasty, each brass with vine decoration, one with landscape panels, each with lid, larger 3-3/4 x 3-1/2 in. Provenance: The Collection of Nel and Gerrit Jape; by descent in family

19th and 20th centuries, comprising: a silk purse, a lacquered tea caddy with pewter interior and elaborate gilt decoration, a small carved box with a stone decorated lid, three wooden stands, a small

TWO PEWTER INSERTS, GLASS JAR (NOT ORIGINAL). AGE SPLIT TO LID. 14" W x 6 1/2" H.

Mid 19th century. Having a nicely decorated case with handsome gilding and carved and gilt paw feet. The piece opens to an interior fitted with pewter canisters and lids which look to be original to t

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

mid-19th century, the heavily gilded lacquered box with a processional scene amid temples on the lid and sides, the pewter liner engraved with immortals and ruyi clouds, handles on both sides of exter

pewter, marked on the bottom, hexagonal body decorated with ornamental reliefs, six curved cartouches with figurative scenes behind glass, cylindrical slip lid, on six feet, good age-appropriate condi

Antique Chinese 3-Part Pewter Warming Dish with Figural Crane Lid and Various Inlaid Stones Location of Manufacture: China Period of Manufacture: Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) / Early 20th Century Dimensio

19th Century China Export, shaped hinged lid, overall gilt garden and figural landscape decoration, the interior fitted with double etched pewter caddies, carved dragon feet, 6 x 9 x 6.75 inches.

Chinese Famille Rose porcelain Gaiwan tea bowl with cover, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), late 19th/early 20th century Marked to underside with indistinctive seal mark and inside lid finial Approx. height

17-18Th Century Qing Dynasty red glaze Porcelain Plate; Height: 2" Diameter: 13 1/2"

Chinese Tea Caddy, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Reign c1720, Famille Verte porcelain, translucent enamels with fighting roosters and peonies, bracket feet, 3 3/8" x 2 2/34' x 2 3/16", includes; a later added

Chinese Export Porcelain Chocolate Cup and Tea Caddy , Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), blue and white cup with flowers and foliage, base with lingzhi mark, h. 3 3/4 in.; famille rose caddy finely enameled w

Chinese Lacquered and Paint Decorated Tea Caddy, Late Qing Dynasty, c.1821-62, along with book titled " WE JAPANESE", BEING DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MANY CUSTOMS, MANNERS, CEREMONIES, FESTIVALS, ARTS AND C