GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY TEA CADDIES, LOT OF TWO,

ENGLISH INLAID MAHOGANY TEA CADDIES, LOT OF TWO, each with hinged lid, paper-lined interior, kite-form escutcheon, and stylized shell inlay within oval reserve. First half 19th century. Larger example

George IV banded, patera, and paneled inlays, fitted interior with pair of banded inlaid lids,5 in. H., 9 in. W., circa 1925, and William IV banded mahogany tea caddy with fitted interior with single

Georgian mahogany inlaid tea caddy circa 1790 with banded Greek key inlay and two lidded compartments. 6.25"h x 12"w x 6"d

Two (2) English George III inlaid mahogany tea caddies, both with inlaid navette shape reserves featuring flying insect decoration to lids, including one (1) octagonal form with additional geometric i

GEORGIAN BURLWOOD TEA CADDIES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a plain example with dual divided interior, and another example featuring complex inlaid decoration, dual divided interior. Each with old surface

(lot of 3) English mahogany tea caddy group, two having a casket form, other other having an inlaid lid, largest: 5.5"h

Two (2) English George III square form inlaid tea caddies, including one (1) Sheraton harewood caddy with vine and mahogany oval inlays and interior lid with pull handle, informational label affixed t

Early 19th century, with inlaid banding and patera and an interior with two tin compartments with brass lids. Dimensions: 5 3/4" x 11 1/4" x 6".

Lot of (2) 19th c. Tea Caddy Boxes, incl: Burl mahogany exterior with mother-of-pearl and abalone inlaid lid panel and escutcheon, crossbanded edges, originally a two-compartment box but missing inter

First quarter 19th century, mahogany with rosewood and satinwood veneer. Inlaid with two foil lined, lidded compartments. Some edge loss, interior lids have warp. 4.75"h. 8"w. 4.5"d.

octagonal-form with canted corners, interior fitted with inlaid double-lidded compartments, inside of lid also with conforming medallions of inlay, 5"h (not incl. silver swing handle); 8"w;

FINE GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY TEA CADDY HAVING WEDGEWOOD PLAQUE MOUNTED AS CENTER RESERVE; 5"H X 10"W X 5.5"D; CONDITION: RETAINING KEY BUT UNABLE TO UNLOCK

with key, bill of sale in interior. 5 1/4" high, 7 1/2" wide. A few small veneer losses, veneer cracks, loss to interior paper lining. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

19TH C INLAID MAHOGANY TEA CADDY EXHIBITING TWO PATERAES ON THE FRONT AND ONE ON TOPINTERIOR LIDS ALSO EXHIBITING INLAY OVALS, 6 X 4 X 4

English late Georgian / Regency inlaid mahogany tea caddy, early 19th century, the case with cartouches and corners with fan inlays of satinwood, oak, and other woods, the interior lined with red dama

An Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddy. With two tin tea canisters. Together with a maple veneer box Tea Caddy: 5.5" x 9.5" x 5"

Georgian mahogany inlaid tea caddy circa 1790 with inlaid conch shell. 4.5"h x 7.5"w x 4"d

Two Georgian Mahogany Tea Caddiesearly 19th century, the larger in mahogany veneer with light wood edge inlays, sarcophagus form, divided and lidded interior, brass ball feet (6.5 x 11 x 5.5 in.); the

British, 18th/19th century, mahogany with ornate brass escutcheon and handle, stepped lid, 6 x 9 x 5-1/4 in., interior compartments removed, slight surface wear; sarcophagus form with brass escutche

Fine Tea Caddy. With satin and maple inlaid with hinged lid top. Fitted inlaid key surround and interior lid. Pine secondary wood circa 1760-1780. 4.5w x 4.75d x 4.5h.

Three Georgian Table Articles, incl. patera inlaid mahogany tea caddy, string inlaid tea caddy and turned wood jar, largest octagonal box h. 4 7/8 in., w. 7 1/2 in., d. 4 3/4 in.

with figural and paterea inlays, one rectangular and one octagonal. Age and use wear, veneer and inlay losses. Largest: 5" high, 5 1/2" wide, 4" deep. Provenance: An Oyster Bay NY Estate.

Two Diminutive English Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddies, 19th c., one with a sliding lid; the second with shell inlay and an interior compartment lid, Larger- H.- 5 1/2 in., W.- 4 1/4 in., D.- 4 1/4 in.

Four Georgian Mahogany Tea Caddies fourth quarter 18th/first quarter 19th century, two examples with batwing escutcheons, one example with inlay around the top, now with leather-lined interiors, and t