English Fruitwood Pear Form Tea Caddy, 18th Century

English Fruitwood Pear Form Tea Caddy, 18th Century, contrasting wood keyhole escutcheon and stem Height 7 in.

18th c. English Fruitwood Caddy, with wooden stem, hinged lid, iron escutcheon, interior with traces of foil lining, 6 1/4" high, 4 1/4" diam. Front shrinkage crack (escutcheon to base).

English, 18th/19th C. 7-1/4"h Provenance: Kentshire Gallery, New York, Property from the NAMITS Collection

late 18th/19th century, turned fruitwood tea caddy with hinged lid and open interior, metal escutcheon, 6-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Chiles T. Larson, Williamsburg, Virginia

George III Fruitwood Tea Caddy, fourth quarter 18th century, in the form of a pear, retaining its key, h. 6", dia. 4-1/2".

English fruit wood tea caddy in the form of a pear with silver lined interior. Escutcheon with lock to front and includes key. Measures 7" (17.8cm) height.

English fruit wood tea caddy in the form of a pear with silver lined interior. Escutcheon with lock to front and includes key. Measures 7" (17.8cm) height.

(lot of 2) English fruitwood tea caddies, (1) formed as an apple and (1) as a pear, both lockable, retaining keys, lined, largest: 7.5"h, 1.75lbs Start Price: $200.00

English fruit wood pear form tea caddy with silver lined interior. Escutcheon with lock to front and includes key. Measures approx. 7 1/2" height (19cm). Total weight approx. 390 grams.

GEORGE III STAINED FRUITWOOD MELON-FORM TEA CADDY LATE 18TH CENTURY with an ebonised acorn finial and turned foot, opening to a void interior (21cm high)

Georgian antique (late 19th / early 20th century) fruitwood pear form tea caddy. Measures 9 1/2" (23cm) height, total weight 470g.

19th Century Turned Fruitwood Pear Form Tea Caddy. 6"h. Condition: Good with minor wear.

6 1/2" high circa 1800

19th Century Turned Fruitwood Pear Form Tea Caddy. 9-1/2"h. Condition: Good with minor wear.

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH FRUITWOOD PEAR SHAPED TEA CADDY 6.5" HIGH

Seven 18th and 19th C. George III period English silver hallmarked salt spoons and shell form tea caddy spoons, two 18th C. Soloman Houghman maker's mark salt spoons, 18th C. Peter and Ann Bateman, Wi

5 Treenware Table Articles, comprises: 3 18th C. Georgian fruitwood and yew wood fruit form tea caddies, a mahogany urn and an elmwood cutlery box Dimensions: Smallest 7" H x 4" Dia., Tallest 17" H x

TWO ENGLISH APPLE-FORM TEA CADDIES19th CenturyFruitwood under a green, red and yellow painted finish.Heights 3î and 3.5î.

20th century, fruit wood, hinged form, inset painted stem, inlaid escutcheon, with key. 7.5 in. From The Collection of the Late Stuart Walston and Doris Schaum Walston of Wilson, North Carolina Additi

ENGLISH MAHOGANY AND FRUITWOOD TEA CADDY19th CenturyIn the form of a blanket chest. Fitted interior.Height 6". Width 8". Depth 4.75".

An English apple form tea caddy in fruitwood, with hinged lid and original key, 19th century, very good condition - measures 4 1/2"H x 4"W.

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

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.)

English, 18th-late 19th century. Chippendale mahogany tea caddy with ogee form and feet. Brass escutcheon and bale handle. Divided interior. Refinished, replaced hinges, feet most likely well done rep