GROUP OF TABLE BOXESComprising:
A porcupinebox
A circular wood box
An inlaid box
A single tea caddy
A double tea caddy
A larger double tea caddy
A brass inlaid document box
Together with a bone and ebonized...
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(2) Walnut and Mahogany tea caddiesto include flame mahogany and mahogany veneered English regency sarcophagus form tea caddy, early 19th c. with bone inlaid shield form escutcheon, interior fitted with two...
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English Octagonal Dome-Lidded NickelSilver-Inlaid Tortoiseshell and Bone Double-Compartment Tea Caddy, second quarter 19th century, the interior compartments with richly figured tortoiseshell covers centered...
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FINE GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY TEACADDYwith sarcophagus top, elaborate rococo brass handle, barber pole and other inlays, interior dividers no lids, turned feet. 7" high, 11" wide, 6" deep. Family note describing...
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A GEORGE III BONE INLAID TORTOISESHELLDOUBLE COMPARTME... DOUBLE COMPARTMENT TEA CADDY, CIRCA 1815, the rectangular tea caddy with slightly domed hinged top and silvered stringing to sides, the interior with bone...
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BRITISH REGENCY BURLWOOD DOUBLE COMPARTMENTTEA CADDY, ...19th Century Burlwood Double Compartment Tea Caddy with line inlays, cross-banding and bone inlaid escutcheon on brass ball feet
Height 6.5 i. Width 8 in. Depth...
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TWO GEORGIAN INLAID TEA CADDIESBritish,18th/19th century, comprising: one example of elongated octagonal form with conch shell, urn, and flower inlay, converted to a jewelry box(?), hinged lid opening to lidded...
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GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY BOX AND TEACADDYBritish, 19th century, comprising: octagonal box with geometric inlay, hinged lid opening to brown velvet lined interior, on bun feet, 4 x 10-3/8 x 8-1/2 in.; sarcophagus...
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VICTORIAN JAPANNED AND MOTHER-OF-PEARLTEA CADDY
19TH CENTURY of cubic form, decorated with scenes of figures in gardens inlaid in mother-of-pearl and detailed with gilt, opening to reveal a lidded single compartment...
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A Victorian papier-mâché tea caddy,painted flowers and highlighted in gilt, 23.5cm wide, a leather covered casket with a domed lid and a further box with a bone inlaid escutcheon, 35cm wide/Provenance: The...
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A George III walnut and inlaid tea caddy,together with a burr yew tea caddy with a bone escutcheon, a dispatch box by Wickwar & Co., 6 Poland Street and a circular tin box with lid (4)...
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A Collection of Four English Boxes19TH/20TH CENTURY
comprising a casket-form tea caddy, a faux-tortoise and bone inlaid tea caddy, a burlwood card holder and a small burlwood box.
Largest box height 7 x width...
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THREE INDIAN BOXESTHREE INDIAN BOXES,the largest box inlaid all around with bone, with inset dark orange panels featuring birds and flowers, all atop paw feet, w: 15.25 in.; Chinese export box or tea caddy, wood...
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AMERICAN INLAID TEA CADDY. American,mid 19th century, mahogany, pine secondary. Sapwood string inlay and bone escutcheon, two-well interior. Wear, loss and repairs. 5.25"h. 7.25"w. 4.25"d....
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FINE MAPLE PEAR SHAPED TEA CADDYca.mid-late 19th century; turned maple wood hinged lid pear shaped tea caddy with lid on brass butt hinges, small cabinet lock with bone/ivory inlaid shield escutcheon and is...
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(2) Walnut and Mahogany tea caddiesto include flame mahogany and mahogany veneered English regency sarcophagus form tea caddy, early 19th c. with bone inlaid shield form escutcheon, interior fitted with two...
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INLAID SATINWOOD TEA CADDY 19th c. PetiteNavette Shaped Inlaid Satinwood Tea Caddy, with floral inlaid patera lid and front panel, edge stringing, bone lock escutcheon (with key), interior with single satinwood veneered...
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SATINWOOD MARQUETRY TEA CADDY 19th c.English Tea Caddy, with patera floral inlaid lid, front and sides with floral marquetry decoration, bone escutcheon, single interior lidded compartment with traces of foil...
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English inlaid mahogany tea caddy, dualcompartment covered interior with blown glass center bowl, bone inlaid escutcheon with brass loop finial, string inlaid trim, losses to escutcheon, crack to bowl, 12"L, 6"D,...
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English Carved and Bone-Inlaid StainedFruitwood Tea Caddy, in the form of a small melon in the early Georgian style, the interior paktong lined, fitted with a diminutive key with a reticulated quatrefoil heading,...
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English Wire-Inlaid and Silver-MountedTortoiseshell Double-Compartment Tea Caddy, first quarter 19th century, the interior covers of blond tortoiseshell centered with spherical silver grips, the whole supported...
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Georgian Inlaid Mahogany Oval Tea Caddy,first quarter 19th century, in the manner of Thomas Sheraton, the lid and the interior fitted with a conforming mahogany cover centered with a brass grip of button form, the...
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English Bone-Inlaid and Mahogany-StainedFruitwood Tea Caddy, of apple form in the early Georgian style, the interior lined in paktong, the inlaid bone escutcheon of shield form, retains the diminutive steel key...
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Bone Inlaid Tea Caddy and an Adams StyleTea CaddyIncludes one bone caddy with a silver crest - 6.75'' wide x 3.75'' deep x 4.5'' high in good condition; and an Adams style tea caddy - 7.5'' wide x 4.5'' deep x 5.25''...
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TEA CADDY. England 1st half-19th centurymahogany and mahogany veneer. Tapered sides and lid with inlaid bone escutcheon. Two interior compartments and a mixing bowl. Imperfections. 6''h. 10 1/2''w. 4 1/2''d. ...
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An Inlaid Wood Tea Caddy Approx. 9-1/2"Wx 4-1/2"D x 4-1/2"H, the rectangular box is made in a glossy finish wood with inlaid edge banding, hinged metal handle at the center of the top. Three compartments in the...
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Georgian Satinwood Tea Caddy, firstquarter 19th century, in the style of Robert Adam (1728-1791), of oval form, decorated in floral marquetry in the form of sprays and garlands, the facade centered with an...
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English Nickel Silver-Inlaid TortoiseshellDome-Lidded Double-Compartment Tea Caddy, second quarter 19th century, the interior covers also of tortoiseshell and centered with turned bone grips, the whole supported...
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A Neoclassical Oblong Tea Caddy Thethree-compartment tea caddy has a warm glossy finish skillfully inlaid with contrasting colored woods and edge banding; the top with a diamond shape and the front with a swag...
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George V Bone-Inlaid Carved and Crimson-TintedFruitwood Tea Caddy, first quarter 20th century, of melon form in the early Georgian style, the inlaid bone escutcheon of shield form, retaining the diminutive steel key...
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