Small Rosewood Tea Caddy

Two-sectioned lidded interior, working key, with tassels, in lock mechanism, lid with patina wear, 7 1/2" W x 4" D x 4" H. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use.

Two-sectioned lidded interior, non-working key in lock, sporadic patina loss, chip to edge, 8'' L. No other issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use. See photo close-up

Tea Caddy, lapdesk & miniature chest, small rosewood tea caddy, one lid missing, no inserts, caddy is 7 7/8" by 4.25", height is 4.75", small 3 drawer pine dresser, top is 11.5" by 5 3/8", height is 1

An assembled group of six English and American inlaid hardwood table boxes and tea caddies, early 19th-mid 19th century, comprising a Regency Rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy, a mahogany dome top t

the rosewood box is in very good condition, has minor damage to the mother-of-pearl inlay in a few small areas, no key, the hinged tea boxes on the inside are in excellent condition, comes with press

English Rosewood & Mother of Pearl Tea Caddy with Glass Cup Inside measures H: 6 1/2" x L: 13" x DIA: 7". Has small chips, sold as is

NO INTERIOR OR KEY IN EITHER ONE. ONE MAHOGANY, ONE ROSEWOOD.

Beautiful rosewood large 19th century English tea caddy is exquisite in all details. The box is inlaid with brass sarcophagus and ornate brass medallions and lining on the lid and front. Detailed grad

Victorian Rectangular Tea Caddy, by D. & J. (David & John) Diller Manufactory, 5, Chandos Street, Covent Garden (London), c. 1860, with stepped lid and in-curved sides, triple compartment interior wit

English rosewood tea caddy, early 19th c., rectangular case with mother-of-pearl inlay, ring handles, fitted interior, two lidded tea boxes with remnants of foil lining, centered opening with cut glas

English Inlaid Mahogany and Rosewood Tea Caddy, 19th Century, rectangular box crossbanded and line inlaid on all sides, encompassing floral sprigs The interior with two covered compartments flanking a

ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY WITH SATINWOOD 5.5" X 9" X 5.5"

19th century Regency Rosewood lift top tea caddy on pedestal column stand. Fitted interior rosewood boxed (lids glue loose) and front molding missing as shown. See photos for details. Measuring approx

Exquisite casket-form tea poy - or tea caddy on stand - in rosewood veneer with faceted column-form pedestal and scrolled feet. 19th Century. Dimensions: H 29" x W 17" x D 15" Condition: Previously re

c. 1850, Freidrich Ludwig Hausburg (b. 1817) old paper label on bottom, F.L. HAUSBURG / Goldsmith & Jeweler / Old Post Office Building / (Liverpool), sarcophagus

19th C. English Rosewood Tea Caddy with Coffered Top, Slanted Sides and Fitted Interior on Flat Bun Feet, C. 1880. 11" Wide, 5.5" Deep, 6.5" High. (Missing the Mixing Bowl)

English Regency period rosewood tea caddy, early 19th c., box inlaid with contrasting banding, brass lion mask and ring handles, hinged lid, two interior compartments, remnants of foil lining, rising

LARGE 19TH C BIRDSEYE MAPLE AND ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY EXHIBITING FABULOUS INLAID INTERIOR, 12.5 X 7 X 7

The small eight-sided lidded box with an interior lid. Approx. 3 1/2in x 5in x 2 7/8in. Condition: wear, losses/old repairs.

English Regency period rosewood tea caddy, early 19th c., case accented with brass inlay, lion's mask and ring handles, two lidded compartments, center with circular opening, rising on ball feet, appr

early 19thC large rosewood tea caddy w extensive inlay & 3 compartmented interior on brass ball feet - 7" tall x 12 1/4" wide x 6 1/2" deep

BRASS-INLAID ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY 19th Century Sarcophagus form, with flush handles and bun feet. Foliate inlay. Interior with two hinged compartments and a cut crystal mixing bowl. Height 7.75”. Widt

19th Century English Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddycirca 1840-60s, pagoda form, featuring chinoiserie floral and exotic bird mother of pearl inlays, and carved ring double handles, opens to twin hinge-lidd

A William IV Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddy, Second Quarter 19th Century. Sarcophagus form, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior with two lidded caddies and central cut-out for waste