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Victorian Rosewood Teapoy
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Victorian Rosewood Teapoy

19th century
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English rosewood teapoy with green velvet interior c. 1840. Sarcophagus shaped main body, further embellished with moulding and finely carved handles. Hinged lid opens to reveal adapted interior compartment. Top is supported on fluted stem supported by quadriform base with finely carved feet. Used condition with some minor surfaces marks, small crack to lid.

Physical Dimensions
Height
78cm (30.71")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
34cm (13.39")
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Antiqlectic has dated this Victorian Rosewood Teapoy Table to the 19th Century.

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SA1026441
Description
English rosewood teapoy with green velvet interior c. 1840. Sarcophagus shaped main body, further embellished with moulding and finely carved handles. Hinged lid opens to reveal adapted interior compartment. Top is supported on fluted stem supported by quadriform base with finely carved feet. Used condition with some minor surfaces marks, small crack to lid.
Height
78cm (30.71")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
34cm (13.39")
Date of Manufacture

Antiqlectic has dated this Victorian Rosewood Teapoy Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1026441
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A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet.
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Archive I A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet.

Victorian Rosewood Teapoy

Archive II A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View II
Archive III A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View III
Archive IV A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View IV
Archive V A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View V
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Archive VII A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View VII
Archive VIII A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View VIII
Archive IX A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet. View IX
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A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet.
Victorian Rosewood Teapoy
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A Victorian rosewood teapoy featuring a rectangular hinged box top with a keyhole, supported by a tapered pedestal column on a four-pointed plinth base with scroll feet.
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A teapoy is a small table or stand supported on a central pillar, designed specifically to store and blend valuable tea leaves during the 18th and 19th centuries. The interior typically contained fitted tea caddies and glass blending bowls under a lockable hinged lid.

Victorian teapoys were commonly constructed from rich hardwoods such as rosewood, mahogany, or walnut, often featuring polished veneers, dovetail-jointed internal caddies, brass escutcheons, and hand-carved pedestal supports over plinth bases.

Authentic period pieces display hand-cut joinery, original brass locks, age-appropriate wear to internal caddy compartments, and characteristic rosewood grain patterns. Original castors, stamped lock mechanisms, and lead-lined tea canisters also indicate authenticity.

A teapoy functions effectively as a standalone accent piece or occasional side table in a living room, hallway, or reading nook. Position it beside an armchair or within a decorative alcove to add historical character without overwhelming contemporary decor.

Keep the piece away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent wood movement or finish cracking. Clean surfaces with a soft, dry cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year to preserve the original patina.
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