Art Deco tea caddy, Karlsruhe, 1920

Art Deco tea caddy, Karlsruhe, 1920-30s, with lid and stopper yellow/brown glazed, designed by Paul Speck in 1927, model no. 1620, inscription Made in Germany, h 14 cm,

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco porcelain tea caddy with gilt and silver fruit adorned branch motifs. Finished with a round decorated silver top. Stamped with red hallmarking underneath. CIRCA: Early - Mid 2

including an Edwardian brass inkwell, an Art Deco oak tea caddy, a pair of 1930s stained beech candlesticks, and a chocolate box decoratted with Louis Wain cats and containing a rattlesnake skin (a lo

Art Deco figure, w. Karlsruhe, 1920-30s, ceramic, partly polychrome painted, crackled glaze, in the style of Walter Bosse, h.11 cm

Matched Pair of Art Deco Inlaid Cherry Tea Caddies, one branded RW in a circle 7220, the other stamped (2 pc.) 7 1/2" H Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer. (NJWA190/2)(

Art Deco lidded box, Karlsruhe, 1920-30s, yellow/brown/green glaze, designed by Paul Speck in 1927, model no. 2900, inscription Made in Germany, 6 x 14.5 x 9.5 cm.

A RARE ART DECO FAUX TORTOISESHELL TIN TEA CADDY. 12 cm x 10 cm.

Four-piece Art Deco tea centre piece, c. 1920/30, plated, smooth form, pot with hinged lid, angular handles attached to the sides, teapot, cream and sugar jar and small vase, h. to 10,5 cm, with 8-cor

Russian Equestrian Olympic Lomonosov Porcelain Tea Caddy Art Deco Design Moscow Limited Very Rare LFZ USSR Approximately 3 5/8 x 2 11/16 inches x 6 inches tall.

ART DECO SET (4) TEA SERVICE, C. 1920/30, W. 44.8 OZ.

Art Deco silver plate tea set, five pieces, circa 1920. Provenance: From the lifetime collection of the family of John Downs of Palm Beach Gardens, FL.

19th and 20th Century comprising: an Eastern European .750 tea caddy, a .900 Silver art deco period cigarette case, a small lobed circular box, a burner marked "The Danish Silversmith" in white metal,

CHRISTOFLE Art Deco tea set, France, late 20th C.: teapot, creamer, sugar, tea strainer, and tea caddy Silver plate, rosewood All pieces stamped Christofle with hallmarks Teapot: 6 1/4" x 6"

Modeled with a warm Art Deco influenced design. The partially domed hinged lid monogramed with the name Rena Huck with date years 1928 - 1953. All original aged patina left intact. Signed Sterling Han

Featuring The Pearl China Art Deco 22kt Gilded Teapot Sugar Creamer Set Pale Yellow, Circa 1920-49. The Tea Pot Measures 5.5" Tall And 11" Across Spout To Handle, The Creamer And Sugar Measure 3.5" Ta

Four-piece Art Deco coffee and tea centrepiece on tray, France, c. 1920/30, maker's mark François Frionnet, plated, round stand, angular body with concave recesses at the corners, jugs with hinged

Comprises: 1.) Rosewood sarcophagus-form tea caddy on bun feet. Bears two interior compartments. Light wear and warping to compartment lids. [8 7/8" W x 5" D x 5 1/4" H]. 2.) Art Deco caddy with maple

A late 1920's set with unique hand painted decoration. Painted on Ridgways "Old Ivory" blanks, a few pieces dated (as pictured). There are six teacups, one cannister, six salad plates, six bread plate

A French Art Deco Silver-Plate Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Service Durousseau and Raynard, Lyon, Circa 1920 comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar and tray. each marked with silver-plat

1920's Germany, (6) 9 1/8" Dia. Plates, a few flea bite glaze chips; teapot withlid, rim chips and crazing spots on interior; creamer with lid, minor rim chips; creamer underplate; (6) cups, minor rim

Reed & Barton five-piece sterling silver Art Deco tea service, no monogram. Tallest 9.75"h.x9"w. 97 troy oz.

By Hans Hansen Denmark consisting of teapot 9 inches in height, covered sugar bowl 4 inches in height , cream pitcher 3 inches in height. The set weighs 50 troy ounces Â

A vintage 14K gold compact case with mirror inside. The case has a riffled surface. The front cover of the item is garnished with 13 diamonds and 19 faceted sapphire gemstones that form a geometrical

early 20th century. five pieces total, with original wooden box . Note: Private Charleston, South Carolina collection. The owner brought this set home after WWII.