Mahogany Tea Caddy c.1830

Item: Mahogany Tea Caddy c.1830 Origin: British Date/Period: Early Victorian c.1830 Materials: Mahogany and boxwood Length:21cm Width:10.5cm Height:11.5.cm A early example of a fine English tea caddy

A George II mahogany tea caddy, circa 1740, caddy top with cast metal scroll swing handle, Chinese blind fretwork frieze, Rococo metal escutcheon, the velvet lined fitted interior with triple division

the front panel and exterior and each side of hinged top each inlaid with shell motif, the interior fitted with two covered compartments; Condition: one lid to inside missing marquetry inlay; both lid

A Rare George III Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddy with Hidden Drawercirca 1780, high grade mahogany veneers, cove molded lid and obverse with beautiful matched elliptical shell marquetry inlays, shaped bras

19C CARVED MAHOGANY TEA CADDY LION PULLS SPICE BOX A fantastic 19th century mahogany scalloped lid jewelry caddy casket with a rich mellow brown finish, lion mask pulls on both sides, raised on four b

Large Mahogany Tea Caddy, circa 1840, chamfered hinged top on a conforming box with twin pedestals flanking a sunken panel all embellished with ¼ round bead and gadroon edging throughout. The interio

George III Mahogany Tea Caddy with elm burl panels. Fine late 18th century George III triple compartment tea caddy having solid elm burl end front and interior panels and carved bracket corner feet ba

English, 18th/19th C. 4-1/2"h x 7-1/4"w x 4-1/4"d Provenance: Property from the NAMITS collection

A GEORGE II BRASS INLAID FLAME MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY, the hinged rectangular top centering a conforming raised panel, enclosing a brass handle on circular posts and reticulate

19th and 20th century examples. One Georgian style caddy with brass handle and nicely fitted interior along with a charming 20th century bench made Chippendale style example having been brilliantly ca

circa 1825; elaborate patera, floral, and sawtooth inlays, 4 1/2 in. H., 5 in. 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

George II Mahogany Tea Caddy, ca. 1765, the block-front case with conforming molding and feet, opening to a tripartite compartment, the center one fitted with a brass-covered glass tea canister, h. 5"

2 Mahogany Boxes, 19th C., includes a document box with inlaid Prince of Wales feather inlay to front and top, tea caddy with interior compartments along with three pierced silverplate oval serving tr

rectangular-form, inlay to all sides, the front with hunt scene; fitted with pair of lift-out tea boxes with shell-inlaid slide tops; brass bale handle to top, 5.25"h; 8.5"w; 5.5"d

Nineteen Century mahogany tea caddy with original compartment lids, ivory key hole, 6 in. T, 9 in. L, 5.5 in. D.

A beautiful inlaid tea caddy made primarily from a flame mahogany. It contains various wood inlays including kingwood cross banding, boxwood bound. It has a typical Georgian fan inlay to the lid. Thro

Tea Caddy, probably English, comprised of a birdseye maple case that opens to reveal two inner compartments fitted with mahogany lids. The case lid is lined with salmon colored fabric and is fitted wi

circa 1800; with band and moth inlay, fitted interior with three removable zinc tea containers and three wood tea compartments, 8 in., 11 1/2 in. W., 8 in D.

Sheraton mahogany tea caddy with oval inlay on the top, double oval burl walnut inlays on the front and fitted interior, c. 1880, 5" wide, 5" deep, 6" high

English, 19th C., together with a burl walnut dome-top tea caddy, English, 19th C., 2 pieces 6-1/2"h x 8"w x 4-3/4"d and 6-1/2"h x 9"w x 5"d Provenance: Property from the NAMITS collection

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

Georgian mahogany tea caddy on ogee bracket feet with 3 individual interior cavities; 7"H 10"W 6"D

English Regency mahogany tea caddy, early 19th c., of sarcophagus form, opening to fitted interior with two removable compartments, each having remnants of liner, with central glass jar, all on bun fe