Tea Poy

Antique hand-painted papier macher tea poy.

Excellent Condition Antique English Rosewood Tea-Poy

English Regency mahogany tea poy with ebonized inlay, fitted interior bins, turned pedestal, acanthus carved spur, satinwood string inlaid legs, and ending on original brass casters.

Antique English 19th century carved burled walnut tea poy. High Victorian, circa 1840-1860, London, Silver, 1846.

Antique European Classical carved rosewood pedestal tea poy caddy features bone escutcheon, beaded trim, and lined interior compartment, circa 1840 Measures: 29" H x 16.5" W x 13....

A most pleasing tea poy presented in good antique condition Of Classic English Regency casket form Delightfully crafted in well figured rosewood Of useful size offering practical,...

A charming and beautiful antique William IV satin wood Tea Poy / side table. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1830-1840 period.

An English teapoy (or tea caddy on stand) of mahogany, featuring a hinged-lid box set upon a a column post stand with platform base, the interior with three compartments for storing ...

An exceptionally fine quality English Regency Period well figured mahogany Teapoy, raised on its original stand, firmly attributed to Gillows of Lancaster and London. First quarter o...

This unique pair of tables is a tribute to the varieties offered in the English tea ceremony. Each poy displays its variety of teas and tea caddies in different ways.

Antique English mahogany tea poy circa 1820-1830s with original fitted interior.

Often thought to be for the Russian Market as that would be a metaphor for the Empress Elizabeth. 2-Teapots, 2-lozenge spoon plates, 1-bisquit plate, 1-waste bowl, 1-mixing bowl, 2-...

Victorian burr walnut tea poy in good condition having been recently polished by hand.

A superb example of an early English tea poy of compact proportions. First quarter of the 19th century, Regency period.

A good Regency period tea poy on a well turned support terminating on a quadraform base ending on scroll feet, the interior with two wells for mixing jars and two containers for stor...

In essence a tea caddy on stand. Original casters, hinges, lock and key. Restored French polish. Square sarcophagus form on octagonal stem on plain base with bun feet.

A very fine Regency period brass inlaid rosewood tea poy with mixing bowls and original containers.

English Louis XV-style walnut and rosewood tea poy, mid-19th century. Very unusual form. Excellent joinery.

A rare and useful late Regency period or early Victorian mahogany pedestal table used to store tea. (Tea Poy) Height when opened - 35".

Regency mahogany inlaid workbox This Regency mahogany inlaid workbox would have been made, circa 1810 Made of a superbly chosen cut of timber, this workbox (formerly a tea poy) is ...