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English Regency Parquetry Inlaid Kingwood Teapoy

Name: English Regency Parquetry Inlaid Kingwood Teapoy
SKU: as1016a633
Price: 795.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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This is a stunning early 19th century Regency period teapoy
with parquetry inlaid, boxwood and ebony strung canted corner top, retaining original interior, supported on solid kingwood turned column and triangular concave platform base, ending on original brass paw feet and castors. The interior has two tea caddies and spaces for two glass mixing bowls (missing) and a lidded compartment for a spoon.

This teapoy is very attractive with its various hues of exotic woods in its parquetry top, and exudes quality throughout.

It is a very sculptural and eye catching object in its own right but it could also be used as a drinks or lamp table.

Dimensions: Height 73 cm x Width 38 cm x Depth 34 cm
28 3/4 x 15 x 13 1/4 inches

Condition: Very good antique condition

Delivery: Our preferred delivery man can deliver this stand to most places on mainland England and Wales for £50. Please contact us to confirm the delivery cost to your address.

Price

£795.00

$972.68

€944.22

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We have a trusted delivery man who is a experienced in transporting antiques, pictures and fragile items. He can deliver to most places on mainland England and Wales and, depending on where he is on his schedule, it may take a few days or up to 4 weeks. Other couriers are available for Scotland and North Wales or where a shorter time frame is required. Purchases can also be collected in person from the Tunbridge Wells area in SE England.