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Large Regency Tea Caddy

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A rare and unusual large figured mahogany tea caddy from the Regency period. Of sarcophagus form with beaded edge to the top and base. The lid lifts to reveal an interior of 4 tapered containers, each with a sliding lid and worn silver foil interiors, with original lock and escutcheon (no key) and standing on outswept feet with scroll toes. More photos available on request. Sizes- Height...16.5''...42cm. Width...20.5''...52cm. Depth...13''...33cm. Delivery to most of U.K. mainland £30. ALL TRADE ENQUIRIES WELCOME.
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  Antique Boxes Date 1820  Regency Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as243a824 / 20724 Status Sold

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John Howkins AntiquesPrivate dealer
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The Grange, Hempnall Green
Norfolk
NR15 2NR

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