(lot of 2) George III inlaid tea caddy, the lid having

(lot of 2) George III inlaid tea caddy, the lid having satinwood shell marquetry, above the rectangular form; together with a Regency hand painted tea caddy, circa 1820, the domed lid decorated with f

Two (2) English George III inlaid mahogany tea caddies, both with inlaid navette shape reserves featuring flying insect decoration to lids, including one (1) octagonal form with additional geometric i

Two (2) English George III square form inlaid tea caddies, including one (1) Sheraton harewood caddy with vine and mahogany oval inlays and interior lid with pull handle, informational label affixed t

English, early 19th century. An oval George III inlaid satinwood tea caddy, the lid with a marquetry inlaid conch shell against a blue base, within a central roundel, with banded inlaid edges and a di

Group of Five George III Various Woods and Marquetry Tea Caddies Last quarter 18th century Comprising a George III inlaid satinwood tea caddy, the underside of lid with label inscribed 'Mrs. Samuel Go

English, early 19th century. A George III inlaid mahogany hexagonal shaped tea caddy, the hinged lid centered with satinwood conch shell in green tinted oval medallion within checker inlaid banding an

English, early 19th century. A charming George III inlaid mahogany tea caddy, in box form, the hinged lid centered with green tinted and satinwood inlaid marquetry within a oval medallion and checkere

Early 19th c. Octagonal Mahogany Tea Caddy, having oval floral and Prince of Wales feather paterae to lid and front panels, exotic wood parquetry stringing, two interior lidded compartments, 5 1/8" hi

A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid tea caddy, early 18th century. Together with a George III inlaid amboyna tea caddy. (2). H: 6 1/4, W: 7 3/4, D: 5 in. PROVENANCE: Property from a Bronxville, New Yo

A Rare George III Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddy with Hidden Drawercirca 1780, high grade mahogany veneers, cove molded lid and obverse with beautiful matched elliptical shell marquetry inlays, shaped bras

George III mother-of-pearl inlaid tea caddy, 18th/19th c., England, the shaped caddy with inlaid mother of pearl flowers and birds to lid, opening to two lidded compartments, 6"h x 9"l x 5.5"w Provena

Early 19th century. Approx. 5 1/4" H x 7 1/2" W. (5252)

circa 1800; with band and moth inlay, fitted interior with three removable zinc tea containers and three wood tea compartments, 8 in., 11 1/2 in. W., 8 in D.

Circa 1820. Having a nicely inlaid case with shell at top and brilliant urn at lower center invalid nicely. The case has well figured and grained mahogany as well. H4 1/2" W4 3/4" D3 3/4" Sold from th

4 1/2"h x 4 3/4"w x 4"l

Circa 1810. Having octagonal form with inlaid center medallion at center of top and satinwood banded edge over lower case having diamond inlaid escutcheon. H6" W5 1/2" D4" Sold from the collection of

mahogany and rosewood veneers with string inlays, oval inlay on top and front, brass ball feet, circa 1790. 5" high, 4 1/2" wide, 4 1/8" deep. Expected age and use wear, losses, warp, some missing inl

A George III Parquetry Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddy, Fourth Quarter 18th Century. The hinged lid enclosing a divided interior. Dimensions: Height 6 1/4in; width 6 1/2in; depth 4in. Provenance: Prope

George III Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddycirca 1800, mahogany veneer with light wood edge inlay, escutcheon, brass ball feet, sarcophagus form, hinged lid, divided and lidded interior. 6.25 x 9.25 x 5.25 i

fourth quarter-18th century; with string and band inlay and three-section interior, 6 in. H., 10 1/2 in. W.

English, early 19th century. Mahogany tea caddy of rectangular form, with double-banded inlaid decoration on hinged lid and front, interior divided into two lidded compartments, inlaid inverse tear dr

George III Inlaid Mahogany Tea Caddy , c. 1790, interior with foil liner, retains key, h. (excl. handle) 4 1/2 in., w. 5 1/8 in., d. 4 1/2 in. Note: One side missing lower strip of inlay . Provenance:

Two George III Inlaid Satinwood Tea Caddiesboth circa 1790, the first an octagonal form, kingwood inlaid borders, lid and front with well defined Prince of Wales crown and plume inlay within a forest

British, late 18th/19th century, each of rectangular form in spalted wood, with hinged lids, one with divided lidded two compartment interior, one with open interior, fan and barber pole inlay, brass