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Tunbridge Ware Double Tea Caddy. “Penshurst Place” 1850. 728
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Tunbridge Ware Double Tea Caddy. “Penshurst Place” 1850. 728

19th century
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Description

Tunbridge Ware Double Tea Caddy. “Penshurst Place” 1850.

This is the RARE “West Face with Tree’ image by Henry Hollamby.

A very hansom caddy veneered in rosewood with unusual broad side band showing cherries and flowers.

Four flat bun feet and mahogany caddy lids.

Size 23 wide x 13 deep x 14 high cms.

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Free delivery to UK.

Physical Dimensions
Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Depth
13cm (5.12")
Declaration

Tunbridgeware.uk has dated this Tunbridge Ware Tea Caddy to the Victorian era.

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Description
Tunbridge Ware Double Tea Caddy. “Penshurst Place” 1850.

This is the RARE “West Face with Tree’ image by Henry Hollamby.

A very hansom caddy veneered in rosewood with unusual broad side band showing cherries and flowers.

Four flat bun feet and mahogany caddy lids.

Size 23 wide x 13 deep x 14 high cms.

Please pay using PayPal or request an invoice.

Free delivery to UK.

Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Depth
13cm (5.12")
Date of Manufacture

Tunbridgeware.uk has dated this Tunbridge Ware Tea Caddy to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1090950
Dealers Internal Ref
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A Victorian rosewood tea caddy decorated with a mosaic marquetry depiction of Penshurst Place on the lid, floral inlaid borders, and small bun feet.
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Archive I A Victorian rosewood tea caddy decorated with a mosaic marquetry depiction of Penshurst Place on the lid, floral inlaid borders, and small bun feet.

Tunbridge Ware Double Tea Caddy. “Penshurst Place” 1850. 728

Archive II A Victorian rosewood tea caddy decorated with a mosaic marquetry depiction of Penshurst Place on the lid, floral inlaid borders, and small bun feet. View II
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A Victorian rosewood tea caddy decorated with a mosaic marquetry depiction of Penshurst Place on the lid, floral inlaid borders, and small bun feet.
Tunbridge Ware Double Tea Caddy. “Penshurst Place” 1850. 728
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A Victorian rosewood tea caddy decorated with a mosaic marquetry depiction of Penshurst Place on the lid, floral inlaid borders, and small bun feet.
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Tunbridge Ware originated in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries as souvenirs for visitors to the spa town. Craftsmen developed a mosaic technique assembling end-grain wooden sticks into intricate patterns and pictorial scenes, which were applied to small wooden objects such as tea caddies, writing slopes, and jewellery boxes.

Tunbridge Ware makers relied on a variety of natural and dyed timbers to create contrasting colours without paint, including holly, sycamore, plum, yew, and oak. These tessellated wooden strips were typically set against dark hardwood veneers such as rosewood or walnut.

Authentic pieces display genuine end-grain wood mosaic construction rather than printed paper or painted imitations. Examining the borders and central motifs reveals tiny individual wooden square tesserae, often accompanied by original brass keyhole escutcheons, lead linings, or turned wooden bun feet.

A tea caddy can be displayed on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or desk as a standalone decorative focal point. Its natural timber tones and geometric marquetry integrate well with modern minimalist furniture, bridging contemporary styling with historic craftsmanship.

Position wooden caddies away from direct sunlight, central heating vents, and moisture sources to prevent veneer lifting or wood shrinkage. Dust regularly with a clean microfibre cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish occasionally to nourish the timber.
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