Early Colonial Williamsburg Restoration Mahogany Divided Tea Caddy Box W/key

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Here is a fine Solid Mahogany Tea Caddy, handcrafted at Colonial Williamsburg Restoration workshops in the mid 20th century. This caddy is a reproduction of an 18th century tea caddy in the Williamsburg Collection made ca. 1760. Hand made and hand finished of solid mahogany and adorned with cast brass bail handle and escutcheon, it has gained a fine patina. This piece is in great vintage condition, with the original key present and the lock and hinges functioning perfectly. The bottom is marked with the Colonial Williamsburg mark -it appears to be an earlier mark. It measures approximately 10-1/4” long, 6-1/2” high, and 6-1/4” deep.

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HANDPAINTED FLOWERS ROSES LACQUER WOOD TEA CADDY STORAGE JAR 11”by 7”

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This vintage handpainted tea caddy storage jar features an elegant design of roses, making it a charming addition to any collection. Crafted from wood and finished with lacquer, this 11″ by 7″ jar is perfect for storing tea or other small items in a stylish way. The intricate pattern and subject of roses give this piece a timeless and elegant look that is sure to impress any tea lover or collector. Browns/golds/greens

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Bentley’s Wooden Tea Box For 40 Assorted Teas Bags Box Only 6.75″×6.75″

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Bentley’s Wooden Tea Box is a stylish and practical storage solution for your assortment of teas. Made from durable wood with a square shape and a medium size of 6.75″×6.75″, this tea caddy is perfect for all occasions. The brown color and English style add a touch of elegance to any room. With branded packaging and a wood-finished finish, this original tea box is not only functional but also a decorative piece for your collection. Clean with a damp cloth to maintain the pristine condition of this classic tea storage option.

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Carved wooden box, an English tea caddy.

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Wooden boxes with intricate carvings have a long history across various cultures, often serving as decorative containers for valuables, spices, or tea. This particular box, with its architectural carving, aligns with the tradition of decorative woodenware.

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