ENGLISH REGENCY SHELL INLAID TEA CADDY

rectangular-form, oval shell inlay to lid and front; interior fitted with single lidded compartment and opening for waste bowl, and floral fan inlay to lid interior; 5.75"h; 8.5"w; 5.5"

A late 18th or early 19th century, probably regency, English tortoise shell inlaid tea caddy with interior tea boxes and a fitting cut crystal mixing bowl. Measures a total of 6.75" tall x 10.75" wide

silver line inlaid, canted, rectangular-form, fitted with double, shell lidded compartments; silver escutcheon, silvered metal ball feet; 5"h; 6"w; 4"d NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approv

19th C. English Regency inlaid tea caddy in mahogany with top shell inlay, front with two flower vase medallions, and sides and interior of lid with fan inlay, interior with three lidded compartments,

sarcophagus shape, eagle form brass carrying handles, fitted interior with two hinged storage lids, apparently original crystal mixing bowl and shell bowl caddy spoon. 8" high, 12 1/4" long, 6" deep.

English 19th c. Tea Box, having an inlaid figured mahogany surface, lid with conch shell patera and corner fans, front panel with urns and flowers paterae, parquetry edging, mother-of-pearl escutcheon

English Regency inlaid tea caddy, lidded double white metal well interior, inlaid banding, floral etched escutcheon and oval inlaid decoration at top and sides, 10" L x 5-1/4" W x 6" H, loss to veneer

Antique English Regency Tortoise Shell Tea Caddy, Early 19th C. Size: 3'' x 5'' x 4'' (8 x 13 x 10 cm).

Shaped hinged lid, rectangular body, bun feet. Two compartment interior with single lid, overall 4.25" h. x 5" x 3.25". Condition: Two spots of damage to top, interior lid with repair spot.

English Regency tortoise shell tea caddy with shaped top and front, silver insert to top and old velvet lining. Wood base. Measures approximately 4-3/8" high, 7" wide, and 4-1/4" deep.All sales are su

c. 1850, Freidrich Ludwig Hausburg (b. 1817) old paper label on bottom, F.L. HAUSBURG / Goldsmith & Jeweler / Old Post Office Building / (Liverpool), sarcophagus

in an unusual shape with whelk and star inlays, floral pull and lyre form key plate. Finish wear, loss, old scratches, dings, appears locked. 3 7/8" high, 6" wide. Provenance: Property of a Litchfield

ENGLISH REGENCY STYLE INLAID TEA CADDY

Circa 1850. Kidney shaped caddy having ebony wood inlaid at top and lower case along with fine kingwood inlay at the upper edge of the lid. The piece has a diamond inlaid escutcheon at center as well.

19th century mahogany conch shell inlaid fitted tea caddy. [6 1/2 x 11 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches]. In good condition, minor veneer issues.

English Regency inlaid burlwood tea caddy, 19th/20th c., interior with hinged lidded compartments, 7.5"h x 12.5"w x 6.25"d

English Regency inlaid sarcophagus tea caddy, 19th c., lion mask ring handles, inlaid trim, interior with two lidded compartments, 5.75"h x 7.25"w x 4.25"d

(2) 19th CENTURY ENGLISH REGENCY TORTOISE-SHELL TEA CADDY WITH SILVER INLAY - 8" x 5" x 5 1/2" (SOME LOSS & CRACKING)

Tea caddy of sarcophagus form with floral details and interior compartments, and raised on carved bun feet. [7 1/4" H x 12 1/2" W x 6 3/4" D]. Cracks to case; losses to inlay and zinc lining; glass po

English George III Shell Inlaid Tea Caddy, 18thc, rectangular form with hinged top inlaid with shell designs in oval cartouches on exotic wood veneer. Dimensions: Old wear and minor loss/burn, good a

(2) 19th CENTURY ENGLISH REGENCY - GEORGIAN TORTOISE SHELL TEA CADDIES - 19thC PAGODA TOP TORTOISE-SHELL TEA CADDY ; Having a pagoda top with tortoise-shell panels divided with silver string inlay abo

An early 19th century English Regency Period tortoise shell tea caddy. Serpentine form with hinged cover opening to fitted interior with two tortoise shell lids, on four bun-form feet. Fine cracks to

BRITISH REGENCY INLAID SHELL TEA CADDY, sarcophagus form with hinged lid concealing divided interior with original lids, raised on applied brass feet, decoration featuring mother of pearl inlaid flora

British, 19th century. Regency sarcophagus form MOP inlaid Rosewood tea caddy with two interior compartments. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. App