A Pair of English Tea Caddies

PAIR OF ENGLISH TEA CADDIES19th CenturyIn mahogany, with wooden ring handles at sides, fitted interiors and ball feet.Heights 6". Widths 10.5". Depths 6".

Pair of English Tea Caddy's. Wood. Antique. Approximate Measurements- Height- 5 1/2 inches Width- 7 1/4 inches Depth- 3 3/4 inches See Photos

with pineapple form wood finials made in London in 1801. Maker's mark "RH?" (marks rubbed), possibly for Robert Hennell (1741-1811), scratches, a few dents, dings, one finial slightly bent. 4 1/4" hig

Pair of 19th Century Antique Tea CaddiesA nice pair of English lidded tea caddies in 2 sizes. The smaller one is mahogany in a sarcophagus shape that slightly splays inward. The lid is 4 sided with me

Pair of English black lacquer octagon-shaped tea caddies with mother of pearl decoration. Measures 4"L x 3"W x 3.5"H. Condition report: Good condition, some minor cracking to surface, paint wear to in

Group of Assorted Pewter Table Article including pair of Japanese tea caddies, English gill measure and creamer and sugar. Used condition wear, worn dents.

A pair of George II English provincial silver ogee baluster tea caddies by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle no clear date letter, with cone finials to the domed covers, the bodies chased with scrolls, rocaill

Comprising four Gorham shakers( 6.24 oz. troy),a pair of Tiffany and Co. salts (1.82 oz. troy)  an English tea caddy, London, 1897, maker's mark for Walter and Charles Sissons(3.49 oz.troy)

Pair of mid to late 19th C. unsigned Sheffield English silverplated Neo-classical style urn form 6 3/4" (height) x 4 1/2" (length) x 3 1/4" (width) tea caddies. [8] CONDITION: Both have areas with wea

Lot including Canton teapot (no lid), English silverplate tea caddy, fancy metal frame, copper mold with squirrel, copper jug, pair carriage lamps, wire basket, copper pot, Roseville bowl, spice box w

Rectangular form with cavetto molded top, with banded inlay, brass bail handle and escutcheon, opening to a fitted interior with a pair of tin tea containers with covers, with a sliding panel containi

English Rosewood and Burlwood Tea Caddy, 19thc, rectangular form with shaped top inlaid with a scroll pattern, the top with a mother of pearl inlaid lozenge, the hinged top opening to a pair of Rosewo

29 pieces English silver, most London, 19th century: tea caddy spoon, three scissors form sugar tongs; one pair strap form sugar tongs, ten teaspoons, sauce ladle, sauce ladle with spout, serving spoo

Exceptional Mother-of-Pearl-Inlaid Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy second quarter 19th century, English, the bowfront caddy with a cove-molded cover inlaid with a pair of peacocks on branches, flanking scroll

most London, 1772-1818, including stuffing spoon; ladle; nine serving spoons; four pairs sugar tongs, three scissor form; two tea caddy spoons; meat skewer, various makers, .925 fine, 32.67 oz. T., 2-

Pr of George III Period Octagonal Tea Caddies, with mother-of-pearl swag inlaid surface, tortoiseshell edge trim, metal shield shape cartouche (one with JAW monogram), escutcheon (with one key) and li

Group (3) antique English tea caddies, 19th/20th c., incl. a Victorian burlwood veneer caddy, a Victorian shell veneer caddy and a Regency style painted metal caddy, largest: 6"h x 8"l x 5.25"d

comprising one oval-shaped burlwood box (11 inches wide; 5 1/2 inches high) and one lozenge-shaped inlaid mahogany box with metal liner (4 3/4 inches high)

THREE ENGLISH TEA CADDIES19th CenturyIn mahogany, walnut and fruitwood veneers. Floral, shell, butterfly and music instrument inlays.Lengths from 4.5” to 7.5”.

Four English Import tea caddies, tole decorated with Chinese characters. Size: 18"T x 9" diameter. Books not included.

Group of three 19th century English mahogany veneered tea caddies comprising: a double caddy with banded top having a silver plaque and Anglo-Irish colorless glass mixing bowl; an octagonal form caddy

A satinwood dome top example 5”H x 4.5”W x 4”D, inlaid mahogany oval form 5.5”H x 7”W x 4” and an inlaid satinwood conch shell example 4.75”H x 4.75”W x

The first a 19th century floral-painted wood caddy having a removable tin holder with a lid marked "Specially Imported for Fortnum & Mason Ltd. / Shanghai / 1 Pound Nett (sic), the second a wood caddy

Two Antique English Tea Caddies third quarter 19th century, both having rectangular forms, with inlaid escutcheon and dual lidded interior compartments, the largest in mahogany veneer with central cup