An English Regency-period tea caddy constructed in mahogany with figured veneer panels, dating to circa 1820–1835. The rectangular body stands on turned bun feet and retains its original stepped lid and escutcheon.The interior is fitted with two hinged tea compartments and a central circular aperture housing the original cut glass bowl, finely cut with geometric decoration. This arrangement reflects early 19th-century practice, combining secure tea storage with practical serving use.The exterior veneers show attractive grain and a warm, well-developed patina. The caddy remains structurally sound and retains its original internal configuration.MeasurementsHeight: 17 cm (6.7?)Width: 30.5 cm (12.0?)Depth: 16.5 cm (6.5?)Weight: 1753 gConditionSound antique condition. A longitudinal shrinkage crack is visible to the inner face of the lid and a further fine crack to the base. Small losses to veneer are present. These issues are consistent with age and do n...