TWO CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN TEA CADDIES

Including an 18th C. Hochst rectangular tea caddy with rounded shoulders, hand painted purple architectural folly motif, and circular lid with floral finial. Red wheel mark to base. Paired with a smal

Two Sevres Style Porcelain Boxes and Two Continental Porcelain Tea Caddies Late 19th Century Height of tallest 6 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Commander Karl E. Stein and Flora M. Stein, Chi

Two various Continental pieces: Capodimonte moulded porcelain plate, centering a classical style scene in relief, signed to base; together with antique English wood tea caddy, of trapezoidal form, wit

Chinese and Continental porcelain tableware all 18th c., to include a tea caddy, two cups and saucers. Caddy: 4.5"h x 3.25"w x 2"d

Continental porcelain tea caddy, decorated with hand painted floral designs, enamel gilt overlay, signed on underside of base with blue crown mark, manufacturer unknown, circa late 19th c. to early 20

Group of ceramics including 4 hand decorated crescents in the manner of Royal Worcester: These each measure 11.5cm wide. Also Continental porcelain tea caddy with lid 13.5cm high & an unusual Swedish

Two German Porcelain Tea Caddies and a Similar English Pearlware Tea Caddy Comprising: A German reeded caddy with later metal stopper, unmarked A German reeded caddy with later metal cover, possibly B

Two Samson Porcelain Tea Caddies and Covers Comprising:  A Sevres style gilt-metal mounted caddy, spurious blue interlace ‘L’ markA Worcester style caddy with birds, spurious gold anchor markThe

Two Austrian Porcelain Tea Caddies and Covers Each with blue beehive and printed retailer mark.The larger 5 in. high. Literature: Bramble, Mark. A Tea Caddy Collection, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., PA, 2

Two Chinese porcelain tea caddies, 19th c. to include a square yellow example with metal lid, 5.25"h x 3"w and one decorated with ships and buildings (rim repaired).

Two Continental Silver Tea Caddies 19th/20th Century comprising a Portuguese example marked for Leitão & Irmão, Lisbon, together with another example with rubbed marks. each mark

Two German Porcelain Tea Caddies Decorated with Flower Spray One with later cover, the other with silver flower finial cover, indistinctly marked. The larger 4 1/2 in. high (overall). Literature: Bram

Two Austrian Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A Royal Vienna style caddy with later metal cover, blue beehive markA caddy with flower garlands, blue beehive markThe larger 5 ¾ in. high. Literature

A Continental Painted Porcelain Tea Caddy Height 6 1/4 inches. Estimate $80-120 in good complete condition overall with visible restoration or repair; light wear overall

Two Chinese porcelain tea caddies, 19th c. to include a square yellow example with metal lid, 5.25"h x 3"w and one decorated with ships and buildings (rim repaired).

Two Chinese porcelain tea caddies; together with four saucers and three cups, circa 1790. Ten pieces total. Caddy with lid: 5.5"h x 3.5"w x 1.5"d

Late 19th/early 20th century The first with spurious, partially rubbed English marks, the second apparently unmarked The first surmounted by a seated figure atop a domed lid, the second with hinged li

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies19th century, the first has an unusual blue and white double sided flower basket decoration, likely intended for the Dutch market, with later wooden cap (HOA 5

Group of two Chinese export porcelain tea caddies or poys for the American market, late 18th to early 19th century. Each with a lid and decorated with an armorial crest.Provenance: From the Estate of

Unmarked.The larger 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 2 1/4 in., the smaller 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 x 2 in.

Two Qing Chinese porcelain blue and white tea caddies, 5.5in by 4.75in

Two old Chinese Famille Rose enameled porcelain tea caddies; the smaller with figures and inscriptions; the larger showing abundant floral scene, with peacock to cover and seal mark to base; H: 6 1/2&

Two [2] Continental English Wooden Tea Caddy Boxes. Size: 5.5 x 8 x 4.75 , 4.5 x 11 x 8

2 Chinese Export Porcelain Grisaille Tea Caddy"CHINA, 18TH CENTURY Two Chinese export porcelain Grisaille tea caddies. The larger sits on a flared foot with open work reticulated border. The wide body