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 | Tea Caddies and Cannisters | Tea caddies and tea canisters dating from the mid-eighteenth century into the nineteenth century. Included are wooden caddies, some finely inlaid caddies, silver and porcelain tea canisters. |
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| | Pair George II Sterling Silver Oval Tea Canisters. Contemporary Chased Floral Decoration, Flower Lid Finials, Removable Sliding Bases. Made by Samuel Taylor, London 1754.
Click here for more details (Ref: S1044c)
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£2,000.00
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£699.00
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| George III Satinwood Single Cube Tea Caddy, Exquisitely Inlaid On All Four Sides & Top With Ovals & Quarter veneers, Very Fine 'Rope' Inlay Borders, Boxwood strung, Brass Loop Handle, c1785
Click here for more details (Ref: W908)
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| | George III Hexagonal Mahogany Tea Caddy, Inlaid With an Oval Floral Marquetry Panel on the Lid and Strung with Boxwood and Mahogany, c1790
Click here for more details (Ref: W895)
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£650.00
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£345.00
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| Worcester 'Bat' pattern Tea Canister, ovoid shaped body, disguised Chinese numeral mark of a '4', c1780
Click here for more details (Ref: P965c)
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| | Staffordshire Pearlware Cylindrical Tea Canister, Printed with Blue 'Oriental scenes', c1795
Click here for more details (Ref: P848c)
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£275.00
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