Puma and Bear, London

Description

This George II tea caddy epitomises the elegance of 18th-century England, a collector’s piece that demonstrates the refined craftsmanship of the era.

Crafted circa 1750-1760, this caddy represents Georgian luxury, featuring a rare figured yew veneer on all sides, beautifully edged with cross-banded mahogany and boxwood. The wood grain is particularly striking—rich, undulating patterns.

Finished with ornate brass mounts, escutcheon and a decorative handle, the caddy rests on detailed brass paw feet, adding elevation and poise to the piece.

Whether you're a seasoned collector of antique tea caddies, a connoisseur of Georgian period pieces, or simply appreciate the elegance of historic English design, this tea caddy is a statement of taste and history.

Key Features:

- Original George II era, c.1750

- Exquisite figured yew veneer with mahogany crossbanding

- Elegant brass handle, mounts, and escutcheon

- Raised on refined brass feet

- English origin, exceptional condition for its age

Dimensions:

Width: 24 cm
Depth: 13 cm
Height: 17 cm