Antique Tea Container

Two Victorian chinoiserie painted metal tea containers John Gilbert England ca 1860.

Pair of Chinese porcelain tea containers.

tea containers were bottle shaped tea jars in china, glass, silver, enamel and straw-work covered

Pair of shop containers for tea, France, circa 1850. Original painted surface. Very decorative.

expensive commodity in the 18th century, it was stored in bespoke containers like this tea caddy to preserve

many generations to store tea, this octagonal container is lusciously decorated in numerous different

A pair of Chinese painted tin tea containers, mounted as lamps.

. The interior lined with pink paper and holding two cut glass tea containers and a mixing bowl. Shaped

birds, the interior with two lift out tea containers, the interior decoration is very crisp and bright

Diminutive English tea caddy of tortoiseshell with sterling silver mounts. Tea container has

The teapoy interior consisting of two wooden tea containers with lids, a lift out tin tray with

flame mahogany lidded tea containers. circa 1785-1810 Dimensions: (approx) 7.25" High, 10.75" Wide

birds. The piece retains its original pewter tea container with its decorated red painted lid. A lovely

Large black metal container used to store food / decorative hardware / great for trash, umbrellas

type of tea was in each container, the whole with pleasing rich and mellow patina.

mother of pearl. Inside, the wooden-lined interior includes two containers for tea crafted in clear wood

A beautiful Arts & Crafts period sterling silver on bronze lidded canister, tea caddy, or humidor

features a colorful hand painted number with the number 16 on one and 17 on the other; the tea container is

containers for tea storage. It is fitted on each end with brass lion's head ring pulls and a brass escutcheon

wooden case. Interior holds two burlwood, steel lined tea leaf containers.

Japan a beautiful large hand carved Tsukubai Water Basin "Natsume" (tea container) shape, granite

word of Indian origin and is used to describe a table with a container for tea, or a table for holding

Japan large Tsukubai Water Basin "Natsume" (tea container) shape , granite, Taisho-Showa period

chagama water containers, tea kettles, tea pots, tea utensils plus descriptions of Japan's most important

This super early-style Seto ware mizusashi (water container for the tea ceremony) dates to the Edo

denote the British custom of stopping to take afternoon tea and this style of container was often used to

Two similar Chinese export tole black and gold painted tea storage containers one numbered "10" and

Fine hand painted English Georgian tea caddy, mahogany casque form tea caddy with hand painted

Pair of antique brass lidded tea caddies, one a scalloped flower shape and the other hexagonal

four "bone" bun feet. The interior showcases a pair of matching containers for tea or snuff. Unmarked.

and 6 on the other; the tea container is further embellished with gilt accents. The tall lamps fitted

A superb antique French ebony and mahogany inlaid tea caddy chest made by the prominent Susse

An exquisite and elegantly simple celadon tea bowl from Korea. The celadon glaze has grey/green

, tea labels, brand names and famous tea masters. Dozens of plates featuring chagama water containers

19th century Chinese gilt lacquer footed tea caddy with original pewter container from the Qing

A fine large antique late 19th Century English silverplate tea caddy container or biscuit barrel

high demand for the tea ceremony as water container or for tea leaf storage. The chado was eventually

tea kettle when it was running low, and that they were used as containers for washing tea bowls and

Japanese Ceramic Tea Container (Chatsubo) Decorated in Vivid Gold and Colored Enamels, Depicting

Tea containers with lid

20th century sterling silver 925 English small tea container.

A painted pair of Blue and White porcelain tea container lamps with shades from the early 20th

A classic Chinese covered porcelain tea container with the double happiness symbol surrounded by

Tea Containers

Fine Chinese export tea caddy with original gold paint and lacquer finish, and original lead tea

original stand and retains most of the original foil in the tea containers.

Tea container with a design of bridge, fan and willow tree. Taka-maki-e and silver lacquer. Very

sensibilities of the Georgian era. More than just a container, this tea caddy is a testament to the enduring

Early 19th century chinoiserie tea caddy with original pewter containers.

containers inlay (interior in silver paper for preservation of tea) one crystal golden container for sugar

porcelain Tea Caddies and Sugar container, each one has blue scrolling enamelling with exquisite gilded

19th Century Tea Tin Container converted into Decorative Lamp, Oval, nicely decorated with Chinese

Red painted tea tin containers that have been converted to lamps, circa 19th century. Made in

the available light. Originally these were containers for tea and their unusual shape is inspired

: Silver Beaker with gilded rim and interior by "Robert Garrard", London 1803. Decanters, sugar container

Japanese Tin tea container retaining the original interior lid. Made in Japan in the 1920s for the

A beautifully decorated antique Chinese porcelain tea container, with Chinese calligraphy on the