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An octagonal tea caddy veneered in coromandel with floral mosaic to the lid and frieze. The interior fitted with a lid and some evidence of original tinning. This small-proportioned caddy is reminiscent of 18th century caddies and is attributed to Thomas Barton, who was the only Tunbridge Ware maker to produce this sought-after shape.

Circa 1870

Dimensions

W 14.5cm D8.5cm H 11.5cm




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Stock number

W5999
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