A stunning George III tea caddy in quarter veneered mahogany and amboyna timber, c1800. The unusual geometric pattern of the veneer gives this tea caddy a distinctive appearance.A beautiful and unique example of a Georgian tea caddy with unusual quarter veneered decoration to all four sides and the lid. The lid has a brass ring pull type handle. The lock and catch are present but there is no key. The brass escutcheon is a replacement. It would have had internal compartments but these are no longer there - you can see where a divider would have been - and there are some remnants of the original lining.Condition: The condition overall is excellent. The veneer is all intact. There is a small gap when the lid shuts as you can see in the photos. The handle must have been a bit loose at some point as it has left a ring where it’s rubbed against the top - it doesn’t turn in a circle now.UK delivery is included in the price - if you would like a quote for delivery elsewhere, or if ...