An 18th century Wedgwood creamware tea caddy

Cream ground in a cylindrical form. Black and green hand-painted line work depicting an urn and two large, verdant bouquets. English, late 18th C.H.: 11.4 cm (4 1/2 in.)

Antique 18th Century Leeds Creamware Tea Caddy Canister c. 1790. Lid with old restoration. Measures 5". Weight 7 oz. PROVENANCE: The Audubon Gallery, King Street, Charleston SC

Polychrome painted Chinese figures in the garden, the boy carrying a pheasant. Original lid. Unmarked, possibly Leeds, circa 1780. H 12cm (4 /34in)

18th C cream ware gravy boat and Adams tea caddy. To 7 1/2" long.

Cylindrical body and cream ground. Body features a hand-painted depiction the crucifix of Christ on the Cross with a Chinoiserie landscaped background, English, 18th C. Provenance: David B. Newbon in

Circa 1780 creamware with high relief decoration of male Chinese figure in blue robe on each side with polychrome painted details and floral surround, 3 1/4 x 2 1/2 x 6 1/4" high.

Reticulated creamware chestnut basket, marked "Wedgwood". [6" H x 9 7/8" W x 6 1/2" W]. In good condition; no repairs, cracks, or restorations.

The plate with moulded scalloped rim. Transfer print design in russet brown by Sadler & Green of peacocks in landscape, impressed maker's mark, c. 1760. Dia 31cm (12 1/4in) Stickers on underside. O. L

Pair 18th C Wedgwood cream ware reticulated plates. 7 1/2" dia.

Wheat style pattern. Slight age blemishes. Marked on back. 14.5 dia."

A collection of 18th century Wedgwood cream ware comprising a rectangular shell dish, an armorial plate, a pair of dishes, pierced plate, bud vase, ladle & oval dish

18th C Wedgwood cream ware armorial plate and reticulated bowl. 8" dia.

A group that includes an 18th century tea caddy spoon circa 1780, likely Dutch and a parcel gilt sterling master salt with gold wash on the interior, circa 1850. The master salt is from an unknown ori

Assorted French & English porcelain ware. Includes a total of 8 pieces: an 4.75" tall 18th century tea caddy, a 6" tall covered sugar or handled cup, an English trivet, a Sarreguemines plate, two Fren

18th C. mahogany tea caddy. 6" x 10" x 6".

18th C. Glass/Silver Tea Caddy. Height: 6.5 inches.

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

Pair of Antique Meissen Hand Painted Tea Caddies c. 1770. One with Porcelain Lid. Both Hand Painted in Different Florals. Both with tape residue, minor wear to gilt. Each 4 5/8"H x 2 7/8"W. Weight 1 p

(2) 18th C Mahogany Tea Caddies. 9" W 5 1/4" D 4 1/2" H (Largest)

2 Antique 18th C Pewter Tea Caddies. One engraved 1763. Larger measures 8.5 inches x 4 inches x 2.75 inches.

Secondary wood mahogany. Appears to be fruitwood or satin with a cherry finish on the outside. Locking tea caddy with inlay around key hole. 6" x 12" x6" In England in the 1700s, tea was an expensive

Height 6 inches, with swan knop.

Item measures approx. 8"h x 12"w x 6"d. It is solid mahogany construction. It is missing the majority of its spruce inlay. It has original brass, double headed eagle bale handles, brass ball feet (one

Very fine example of an early 18th C porcelain tea caddy in the famille rose style. Body in the globular ginger jar form with hand-painted floral bouquets of peonies, chrysanthemums and driftingbutter