19th C. Chinese Tin Tea Canister

Tin canisters with lids - labeled on gilded banners and gold gilded accents - "Tea" and "Coffee", 8" H; wooden butter mold with acorns, etc.

19thC Chinese Imperial labeled tin tea box.

32.5 in tall to final 10 in diameter, very nice quality

Pair of 19th c. Large Chinese Tole Painted Tea Canisters, fitted as 1930s era table lamps, each black painted with central Chinese character cartouche, '16' and '22' below, and foliage decorated bands

American Painted Tin Tea Canister, 19th c., front with bald eagle and early airplanes, h. 19 1/2 in., w. 16 1/2 in., d. 12 1/2 in Provenance: Bocage Historic House, Darrow, LA.

NORMAN PERRY 19th c Tin Tole Ware Tea Table Lamp. Lidded Metal Canister has Gilt trim and painted number. Label. Dimensions: Height: 32 inches, Width: 8.5 inches, Depth: 8.5 inches. ---

Pair Chinese gilt lacquered tea canister stools, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), gilt and polychrome enamel black lacquered wood, decorated in the round with panels depicting noblemen in landscape settings, i

19th C., tin, black-painted with river and castle scene 17"h, 10-1/4"dia Provenance: By descent, Bishop, Peabody, Metcalf families

ANTIQUE Chinese Tin Tea caddy, 5" H. 19th C

19th Century. The Large Cylindrical Canister having overall decoration depicting figures in various landscapes. The lid decorated with a scene depicting a tea ceremony in a landscape. It measures 12 i

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 toleware tea canister lamps, hand painted Chinese figural decoration, 19th C., 30" high

CHINESE PARCEL GILT PEWTER TEA CANISTER, drilled and mounted as a lamp. 19th C. 7''H. Provenance: Mail Pouch Tobacco Estate.

Group Chinese pewter, incl. tea canisters, 19th/20th c., (7) tea canisters incl. two with glass panels showing scenes and figures, largest with brass floral design: 7"h x 5"dia, smallest: 5"h x 3.5"w

A lot of three 19th Century English tole decorated tea tins two with Chinese characters the other labeled #1. Size: 17"H x 9"Diameter. Circa: 1900. List Price: $1200 each

Two Chinese Export octagonal boxes, 19th century, comprising: a black ground lacquered tea caddy with paktong metal tea canister, and a red and black ground box, both with figural decoration. Shipping

Group of 4 Chinese Export Porcelain, 18th/19th C., including teapot, sauce boat, tea canister & creamer. Provenance: Diane Knight Fine Porcelain, Locust Valley, New York (each labeled) Dimensions::Lar

Pair of antique tin tea cannisters, having painted design and black Chinese characters, missing lids, dated circa 19th century 19 1/2"h x 11"d / largest Provenance: A Waco, Texas collection

Pair of Tole Tea Canisters Mounted as Lamps, 19th Century, numbered "12" and "13" with four portraits of Chinese tea merchants flanked by characters with original covers, the shades hand tailored by C

Lot of (4) 19th c. Green Painted Tea Canisters, cylindrical shape, all lidded and with gold numbers, one with hinged lid, 8" high, 5 3/8" diam. to 6 3/8" diam.

Painted and stencilled in gold and red with a panel of Chinese characters, the canister and domed cover surrounded by gold banding, all reserved on a black ground. H: 15.5 in., W: 9 in., D: 9 in.

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

Tea box in lacquer Chinese export lacquer, 19th century, decorated in gold with landscapes with figures and houses; recipients in tin on the inside, carved feet. Signs of wear. Dim.: 15x22.5x16.5 cm.

brass and ivory straps, locking, dome top, 4.5' x 8"....A tea caddy is a box, jar, canister, or other receptacle used to store tea.The word is believed to be derived from catty, the Chinese pound, equ