Rare Duncan Phyfe Teapoy

Georgian style square walnut side tables, the top with canted corners set above a paneled frieze and turned baluster legs around an under tier...

A Moroccan style faux shagreen wrapped hexagonal side table with pierced handle tray top, shagreen embossed leather sides, and a polished wood edge with keyhole form arches...

A cerejeira veneered and mahogany occasional table, the circular crossbanded top above a plain apron with a frieze drawer, on inswept splayed legs supported on a concave sided trefoi...

A mahogany and reclaimed oak 'Clover' table, the trefoil top above a triangular frieze and Cricket base, on three turned and block legs joined by board stretchers. Dimensions: 24.5"...

19th century burr elm teapoy circa 1840. Very good quality example of a scandinavian teapoy with a strong influence from the english regency period. Sarcophagus shaped main body wh...

A finely made English Georgian later silver mounted black basalt teapot decorated with classical winged cherub designs to either side and dating from around 1810. The teapot has a decagon shaped body with a large raised loop pouring handle with thumb rest and with a straight angled spout mounted with a silver end. The teapot has a raised castellated rim molded in low relief with leaf patterning repeated to the panels forming the body of the teapot with either side with a low relief winged cherub design one with an arrow and pedestal and the other leaning against a tree. Both are set within a raised oval surround and the teapot has a pierced domed filter to the body end of the spout. The teapot has a hinged fitted silver cover and has an impressed 5 mark to the base. The cover and spout made from heavy gauge silver were...

A very rare diamond cut, glass teapot on pedestal foot.

Rare coco de mer tea caddy crafted with the unusual double lobe nut found on the Seychelles Islands and it is said to have mystical properties. Featuring h...