Tea Chest

This tea chest is lacquered and inlayed with shell decorations.

Antique tea caddy with brass handle, decorative edges, escutcheon and ball feet. Each side has a panel design with checkered borders. The interior has three compartments with tra...

Mid 19th century red tole tea caddy Chinoisserie decoration with a pair of canisters, glass bowl of same date but not original to caddy. some old retouching on the paint.

Attribution The mid-18th century fashion for brass-inlaid tea tables, as popularized by Frederick Hintz (d. 1772) and his circle, naturally led to a demand for complimenting brass-m...

Fine English Chippendale bombe-form tea chest in beautifully figured mahogany veneer over deal, the stepped rectangular lid with the original brass carrying handle, circa 1760.

Large Georgian Tea Chest in nicely figured mahogany; rectangular with quarter column corners, having a stepped lid surmounted by a brass carrying handle and opening to a fitted inte...

Exceptional English Regency tea chest in rosewood with brass inlay, feet and carrying handles and retaining its original cut crystal caddies and sugar bowl and its tooled leather lin...

Merchant's or tea chest with hardware distinctive to Matsumoto Japan.

An antique tea chest, a treasured possession in the early Victorian era.

To keep it safe, people would store it in a lockable Tea Chest or Tea Box, which eventually became known as a Tea Caddy (the word caddy is derived from the Malay "kati", a unit of we...

In England in the 1700s, tea was an expensive commodity. To keep it safe, people would store it in a lockable tea chest or tea box, which eventually became known as a Tea Caddy.

A colonial silver tea caddy, designed as a replica model of a tea Chest, with the map of India engraved to the hinged cover, in fitted case

Bombe shaped Anglo Indian Buffalo Horn Tea Chest. Anglo Indian Vizagapatam Buffalo Horn Tea Caddy, bombe shaped of ribbed form with gadrooned finial.

18th carved oak panelled coffer, trunk, chest, freestanding, Scotland 1780, H666 Scotland 1780 Solid Oak Original Finish Four Panelled Top Top lifts to reveal large storage space O...

This stylish and chic Maitland Smith piece is very much in the manner of a tea chest/trunk on stand. The piece is fabricated in wood with a lacquer finish, detailed with raised chi...

A handsome early bowfront chest of drawers with spiral carved corner columns. The glowing mahogany veneer is in good antique condition, as is the cockbeading around the drawers. Insi...

An 18th century Chippendale mahogany tea caddy shaped community chest. The chest has three locks with individual keys, all in working condition and gilded brass carrying handles.

Georgian Tea Chest with Rosewood Cross Banding From our Tea Caddy collection, we are delighted to offer this Georgian Satinwood Tea Chest.

Boulle Style Front From our Tea Caddy collection, we are thrilled to offer this Regency Tortoiseshell Tea Chest.

With Two Tea Caddies From our Tea Caddy collection, we are pleased to offer this Georgian Harewood Tea Chest.

Book Matched Veneer From our Tea Caddy collection, we are delighted to offer this impressive inlaid Antique Mahogany Tea Chest.

Red lacquer Chinese tea chest on brass stand.

Intricate Inlaid Design From our Tea Caddy collection, we are pleased to offer this George II Harewood Inlaid Tea Chest.

Black lacquer Chinese tea chest with red and gold lotus flowers detailed with birds.

19th Century Indian colonial silver tea caddy shaped as a tea chest. Of square form, imitating a tea chest, with metal corner brackets and rivets, with a hinged lid and wood lined in...

Beautifully decorated Tea Chest

Japanese pine tea chest with lid This is a useful and decorative box, made in solid pine with some of the original labels still in place and a tight fitting lid, it is lined in zi...

An 18th century Chinese Export Lac de Bergaute tea chest, of octagonal shaped form with hinged lid and red paper-lined interior.

The Tea Caddy, which is cube shaped in form, is modelled to simulate the chests in which tea was imported from China.

Chinese Export lacquer double tea caddy chest, circa 1840. A large rectangular-shaped footed tea chest with canted corners.

A painted chest from Northern China. This pine chest has been painted with various floral motifs and has two doors and three drawers. The interior includes one shelf. Pagoda Red C...

19th century walnut tea box or chest from England with its working key Lovely tea chest with two compartments decorated on the front as well as on the top with brass decoration as w...

There are still traces of the original foil lining inside. "This Georgian Ivory Tea Caddy is pictured and presented in the expertly researched book: The Story of British Tea Chests a...

Featured in The Story of British Tea Chests and Caddies, Social History and Decorative Techniques Page 278 Figure 15:22 Measurements in centimetres 14 x 11cm Wide x 8cm Deep.

An unusual antique Georgian George III sterling silver tea caddy box in a clean, square form in the style of a traditional Chinese tea chest.

The Tea Chest of tapered rectangular shape with silver stringing, a silver ball finial, silver escutcheon and four silver ball feet.

The Tea Caddy, which is cube shaped in form, is modelled to simulate the chests in which tea was imported from China.

The front panels are centered with oval reserves depicting Mandarin figures standing beside stacked tea chests—an explicit visual reference to the tea trade—framed by ornate scrollin...

An important & extremely rare George III tea caddy modelled as a tea chest. Made in London in 1767 by Augustin Le Sage.

The larger varieties were known as tea chests. As tea grew cheaper there was less concern with the appearance of caddies, and as a result they fell out of use.

This is an ornate antique tea caddy. An English, rosewood sarcophagus chest with mother of pearl inlay, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

This is an antique tea caddy. An English, rosewood chest with mother of pearl inlay by Thomas of London, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

Vintage Theodore Alexander walnut tea caddy / trinket box. Carved in French Empire / Rococo style with shields, foliate designs and winged corners over four claw / paw feet. Foliate ...

Of cylindrical form with incurved top; elaborately decorated with a central cartouche enclosing a Mandarin figure leaning against tea chests set above the number 11, flanked by pseud...

Incredible four-piece sterling silver tea set by Charles S. Green & Co, Birmingham, circa 1940 with beautiful engraved detail presented in a beautiful vintage storage box (box is not...

Beautifully designed tea cabinet with ivory inlay

Beautiful 19th century Italian commode with pull out tea tray. Great for entertaining or everyday use. Measures: 26" D 63" W 36" H.    

As warm, rich and attractive as it is functional, the exceptionally versatile piece can be used many different ways, including as a guerdidon centre table, cocktail drinks or tea tab...

At that time, it was used as a tea chest placed in a tea room. This furniture was produced using traditional Japanese advanced techniques.

During their time in business they also manufactured Tea Chests, fire screens and drawing materials.

A superb antique Victorian burr tea caddy with elaborate decorative pierced cut brass mounts, circa 1860 in date. The interior is fitted with two lift-out covers revealing two compar...

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The firm had offices in India, Canada and Australia and tea chests full of jewels were regularly shipped for sale abroad.