English Regency Rosewood Tea Caddy

William IV mahogany tea caddy with a hand blown mixing bowl. There are two compartments with a section for serving spoons. It is trapezoid shaped on a carved stem platform base and s...

Carved oak tea caddy on pedestal base, the four sided caddy has floral and grapevine carvings in high relief, barley twist shaft on carved rectangular base.

English rosewood fitted dressing box, the top is angled up on all four sides, top features an octagonal ebony center piece with tapering ebony inlays coming down from each corner. an...

English campaign box, the top is inlaid with brass rectangular medallion with cut corners, the sides have campaign pulls for carrying, the front ...

English mahogany gun box, with original central brass lift pull on the top, double sliding locking mechanisms on the front. The interior retains the top f...

English grain painted box, this nearly square box is painted on all sides to simulate quarter sawn oak. It retains the original steel carrying handles on...

A Very Attractive Late Regency Period Rosewood Tea Caddy, Of Elegant Sarcophagus Form, Having Domed Lid With Mother Of Pearl Inlaid Decoration, Enclosing Two Lidded Divisions, Raised...

Regency rosewood sarcophagus form Tea Caddy. With circular Brass keyhole escutcheon plate.

Rich mahogany with fine brass inlay and embellishments. The caddy retains its two original interior lids. A perfect cube form.

Quality antique Regency rosewood tea caddy having a quality antique Regency rosewood tea caddy with a quality carved moulded edge top opening to reveal a fitted interior with two lid...

PLEASE NOTE EXTRAORDINARILY LARGE DIMENSIONS!!! Quite possibly the largest and finest antique English inlaid rosewood monumental size Sarcophagus shape tea caddy we have ever procured. In mint condition, this caddy retains its exceptionally hand engraved brass inlay, rosewood exterior, with works of ebony within the corner scrolling volutes. The interior lids are original also retaining their exceptionally fine engraved brass inlays and the interior of each caddy box retains portions of its original foil lining. The center well has an extraordinary Anglo-Irish cut glass pedestal mixing bowl which may not be original but fits perfectly well (and is as receieved/purchased). The bottom of the caddy has its original bunn-shaped caddy feet...

A very fine regency period mahogany tea caddy. Wonderful early surface that is rich with patina. The box expertly conceived and executed. The lid opens to reveal two lidded compartme...