Antique Rosewood Tea caddy opening like a drawer, circa 1850
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In open position. The front is drawn like a drawer to reveal two lids and a
cut crystal bowl.
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The caddy structure is
straight grained pine. The drawer structure wood is oak.
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The cut crystal bowl has a raised lip. It is cut with a
flowing pattern depicting stylized flora, |
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The drawer is of dovetail construction. the side wood is
oak.
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Front view. There is a finely pierced and engraved brass ornament at the front. |
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Side showing that once the caddy had handles. |
Back view¬—no hinges! |
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Side showing that once the caddy had handles. |
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Half pyramid top
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