How were tea caddies used?

Tea was a valuable commodity kept under lock by the mistress of the house rather than left in the kitchen. Servants brought the caddy to the drawing room where tea was measured out for guests using internal canisters.

How do I date a rosewood caddy?

Dating relies on the overall silhouette, construction methods, and the style of inlay work applied to the exterior. Sarcophagus shapes with brass lion mask handles typically point towards the early nineteenth century during the Regency period.

Can I use an antique caddy for tea?

Most antique caddies retain original foil linings or wooden dividers that suit modern display better than storing loose foodstuffs. Gentle cleaning and wax maintenance keep the rosewood timber and delicate interior compartments in stable condition.

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A georgian rosewood caddy brings rich grain and precise brass or shell detail to any room, holding tea or small keepsakes.

19th century

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Brass Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddy

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£575

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Georgian Rosewood Caddy

Brass Inlaid Rosewood Tea Caddy

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