3 (Three) 19th century English tea caddies, the first in walnut veneer, with gadrooned feet, incurved sides, low pitched sloping top, and domed cap, the interior veneered to match the exterior, with two dome top bodes and a waste bowl, the next a sarcophagus form on turned feet, with mahogany and rosewood veneer and banding, the base and top with quarter round, turned bead moldings, the ends with silver plated ring handles, the interior veneered to match the exterior and containing two boxes and a cut glass waste bowl, the last also of sarcophagus form and on ball feet, with mahogany veneer and moldings, the interior veneered to match the exterior and containing two boxes and a cut glass waste bowl, dimensions of first listed

the first in an old finish, 3 base molding strips missing, one foot with minor loss, escutcheon with minor loss, lacking handles, interior with minor loss adjacent to waste bowl, the next with lifting veneers and minor veneer losses, a few spots of paint, the last in an old finish, some moldings a bit loose, lid with tight split, one top molding with minor loss, minor bumps and scratches, waste bowl with small rim chip, multiple lots sold as is, no returns ACCESSORIES:

9 x 14.5 x 8.5 in