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    Posted 11 years ago

    getthatmon…
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    as far as i know this is supposed to be british (irish), or at least produced for the british market
    a (georgian?) cut glass tea caddy, with oval body, cut all over the body
    the mahagony chest where it once has been in (together with a bowl?? is missing.
    took me a little time to find out it's not for alcoholics...

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 11 years ago
      Or is it an Art Deco Tea Caddy?
      It's a stunner!
    2. getthatmonkeyoutofme getthatmonkeyoutofme, 11 years ago
      quite sure it's georgian....
      if you search for cut georgian tea caddy you will find similar caddys...
    3. lovedecanters lovedecanters, 9 years ago
      I totally agree, it's a tea caddy circa 1820s. The use of step cutting like this really only lasted a short period so we can be quite tight on the date I have given. It might be Irish but there is nothing that really picks it out as such. Very nice, quite rare, but not the most valuable. I have something similar but mine is cylinder shaped.

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