A pair of George III silver tea caddies, by Albartus Schurman, London 1763, shaped rectangular bombe form, gadrooned borders, chased scroll decor...
TWO MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED TEA CADDIES 19th century, both with internal pewter canisters, one with ogee bracket feet, 18cm high x 23.5cm lon...
A pair of vintage 20th century ceramic tea caddies in a form cats. Each cat in a brown glaze, and lidded. Measures approx. 18cm tall.
A cased pair of George III silver-mounted glass tea caddies, possibly by John Huston, London circa 1790, oval form, cut glass bodies with geometr...
TWO MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED TEA CADDIES 19th century, the larger with glass mixing bowl and two inbuilt wooden canisters with oblong finials, ...
TWO LATE VICTORIAN SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED TEA CADDIES both with turned wood ring handles, the larger of two with scalloped later mixing bowl, 27cm hi...
An 18th century bronze mortar, 13cm high; a dark patinated bronze wall appliqué, cast as the head of a ram, 14cm high; a pair of Arts & Crafts bra...
TWO VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TEA CADDIES one of sarcophagus shape with bun feet, now without lids to the three compartments, 16cm high x 27cm long x 17c...
A Victorian rosewood teapoy with rectangular fretwork carved tapering hinged compartment - complete with caddies and glass mixing bowl, raised on ...
A George III ebony moulded mahogany tea caddy with cavetto moulded cover, fitted with brass swan-neck handle, enclosing two caddies with sliding l...
TWO TEA CADDIES, Largest 21cm x 14cm
A group of three 19th century tea caddies of sarcophagus form (3)
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