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A 19th century walnut sarcophagus shaped teapoy/sewing table raised on a central turned pillar and shaped tripod, 74 cm high together with an Edwardian piano stool with upholstered box seat and shaped arms (2)

A George IV Rosewood Teapoy of Sarcophagus Form, with moulded edge to top, the lifting lid revealing fitted interior with original fitments, on turned central column with rectangular inswept base and bun feet with castors, 17ins wide x 14ins deep x 31.5ins high

An early Victorian walnut veneered pedestal teapoy the rectangular top section with hinged lid opening to a fitted interior with three compartments and a mixing bowl, supported on a flared square column and four outswept legs, 42cm wide, 30cm deep, 86cm high

Victorian mahogany teapoy (adapted for use as a workbox), the irregular octagonal top opening to reveal a silk lined interior on a turned fluted baluster support and carved quadruped base

19th Century Sheffield plate teapoy, plated sauce boat, toast rack and miscellaneous other items of silver plate etc.

A George/William IV rosewood teapoy, hinged cover enclosing a caddy fitted interior, baluster column, egg-and-dart socle, incurve triform base, turned feet, 71cm high, 47cm wide, 39cm deep, c.1830

A Victorian rosewood teapoy, the sarcophagus top with hinged cover enclosing a pair of velvet lined circular voids and fitted with a pair of rectangular slide out caddies, on a rotating turned and foliate carved pedestal on a tripod base with foliate scrolls on brass castors, height 79cm x width 38.5cm

A Victorian walnut teapoy, the hinged cover enclosing two lidded canisters and two glass mixing bowls, on a twist-turned column and four carved legs, 41cm wide, 35cm deep, 80cm high

A Regency-Style Green and Parcel-Gilt Painted Teapoy, the moulded hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior with four removable tea canisters and two circular apertures to receive mixing bowls (lacking), on a tapering support with carved socle, quadripartite base and scrolled feet, formerly on castors, 19th century and later painted 46cm by 36cm by 78cm

An early 19th Century rosewood Teapoy of sarcophagus shape having two interior lidded compartments on octagonal column with circular base and scroll feet, 20in wide

An Early William IV rosewood teapoy, with lion paw feet. Circa 1830. 55x42x75cm (1)

A Victorian rosewood teapoy, on baluster pillar, platform and turned feet, 78cm h; 37 x 48cm Small old veneer chip on platform, interior gutted, structurally sound and in otherwise good condition

A good 19th century mahogany teapoy in the manner of Gillows.

An early Victorian rosewood veneered circular teapoy with pull up top opening to a fitted interior raised on a fluted tapering column and platform base with scrolled feet (a/f), 73cm high

An Early William IV rosewood teapoy, with lion paw feet. Circa 1830. 55x42x75cm

An Antique mahogany Regency teapoy, with hinged lid and ornate carved column decoration, inserts are present but lining missing, no key

A William IV rosewood teapoy, circa 1835, the gadrooned sarcophagus top upon an octagonal tapering column, raised on a quadripartite base with four lion paw feet, 47 cm x 40 cm x 76 cm.

Early Victorian rosewood teapoy, sarcophagus form caddy with hinged lid enclosing four lidded compartments and twin mixing bowls, raised on faceted column and platform base on bun feet, 39cm wide x 34cm deep x 83cm highGood overall condition, split to one foot, some splits to veneer on sides of base , faint ring mark to top, no worm , box glass mixing / sugar bowls perfect

A WmIV mahogany Teapoy with rising top.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain tea bowl and saucer, Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng Emperor, painted with a colourful pair of water birds on a lake within a bamboo stem border enriched with fruits and flowers 8cm and 12cm diameter; together with a deep porcelain teabowl, circa 1750 6.7cm high; an export small fruit bowl painted with Manchu figures in a garden 20cm diameter; and a Chinese famille rose export teapot and cover, circa 1780, painted with ribbon tied reserves of deer 13cm high (6) Tea bowl and saucer - remnants of gilding to the rim in places, tiny niggle to teh saucer rim.  Deep teabowl - small abrasion to footrim, very small area of discolouration to the footrimBowl - some rubbing to the enamel, factory fault to footrim. Not a tepot - a teapoy, this has been restored to the rim, cover and part of the scrolling base. 

A 19TH CENTURY BURR WALNUT VENEERED TEAPOYHinged lid concealing fitted interior on turned column support terminating in quadrupedal base with lions paw feet, 77cm high x 49cm wide x 38cm deepCondition Report: Teapoy is in a good condition relative to age and use with only very minor age related wear to top and facings, it also lacks glass mixing bowl and key

An antique rosewood teapoy, together with a small mahogany four drawer chest, teapoy 80 x 46 x 37cm.

A 19th century black chinoiserie lacquered teapoy tea caddy on pedestal stand. The teapoy being decorated with hand painted florals and gilt patterning over a turned pedestal base. The hinged lid opening to reveal appointed interior. Measures approx. 76cm x 40cm x 40cm.

A 19th century rosewood teapoy, the circular top with hinged lid enclosing two lidded caddies and two glass blenders, raised on a slender baluster column, on a trefoil base with scroll feet. 50cm diameter, 73cm high.

A Regency rosewood teapoy, the octagonal top having satinwood inlaid banding, a two canister fitted interior, lacking the mixing bowls, turned tapering column, octagonal formed base and raised on lion paw feet, 77cm high x 34.5cm wideIf there is no location report shown, please request

Birmingham silver teapoy of square form with embossed figural decoration, together with another small silver tea caddy of plain irregular octagonal form by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., 9.5oz t

London silver oval teapoy, having lion's head ring handles and hinged cover, 6oz t

A Regency rosewood teapoy with fitted interior of lidded cannisters, bowl recess and spoon tray, gilt brass side handles, on carved standard supports and brass ball and claw feet40.5cm wide30.5cm deep83cm highCondition ReportSmall veneer loss to one side Mixing bowl is missing

A rosewood teapoy

A Victorian pollard oak teapoy, canted rectangular tea caddy top with hinged cover enclosing removable canisters and circular provisions, turned and chamfered column, incurve base, brass casters, 73cm high, 47.5cm wide, 35cm deep, c.1850

An Early Victorian rosewood teapoy with twist column and Cabriole legs. 46x73cm

A REGENCY ROSEWOOD TEAPOY ON STAND, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior, raised on a turned support, a shaped base and feet, width 48cm x depth 36cm x height 73cm (condition report: historical wear and usage, such as cracking to veneer, marks, scuffs, slight discolouration, other imperfections)

A 19th century mahogany Teapoy, of sarcophagus form, hinged top concealing fitted interior, raised on pillar and tripod carved claw feet with brass castors, W 44 cm x H 78 cm x D 37 cm, note one of the lidded compartments missing hinges, and no mixing bowl present. 

A Regency Rosewood and Brass-Strung Teapoy, early 19th century, the hinged lid enclosing caddies and glass mixing bowls, with brass loop handles, on a lyre-shaped support with quadripartite base and four sabre legs with brass hairy paw feet and castors 38cm by 29cm by 73cm Provenance: A Private Estate, North Yorkshire. With copy of original purchase receipt for Tennants Fine Art Sale, 2 November 1990 lot number 860 (ex. Otterington Hall, North Yorkshire)

William IV Mahogany Teapoy Sarcophagus form with brass ring handles to each side enclosing two removable lidded hinged tea canisters with foil lining, raised on a turned column on a shaped platform base with four squat bun feet.46cm wide, 30cm deep, 79cm high

A Regency rosewood teapoy, with four internal caddies, raised on a lyre support and quatrefoil splayed base, terminating on brass hairy claw feet and castors, 36 by 29 by 77cm high.

XIX Century Rosewood Teapoy, with inlaid brass stringing and escucheon, on shaped support and four swept legs and brass paw feet 71.5cm high.

VICTORIAN WALNUT MARQUETRY TEAPOY, circular hinged top with marquetry inlay, interior with two lidded caddies and two cut glass mixing bowls, raised on tapering spiral twist column, three scrolled supports, 72 (h) x 40cms (dia.)Provenance: private collection GwentComments: hinged top warped, one mixing bowl with chipped base, caddies with chips

A Regency period teapoy raised on out swept supports

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TEAPOY ON TRIPOD STAND

A Chinese famille rose teapoy, Chen Lung, circa 1780, decorated with pheasants perched on flowering branches, with scrolling footrim and later silver mounted collar and cover12.5cm highThe entire base has been restored - some light rubbing to the enamel in places.please see further images of base

An Early Victorian Burr Walnut Octagonal Teapoy, the lifting top with beaded edge, enclosing a cloth-lined fitted interior, on heavily turned and reeded baluster shaped central column, on three leaf scroll carved supports with castors, 18ins x 14ins x 28ins high

A William IV rosewood pedestal teapoy. Circa 1830. 35.5x27.5x81.5cm

Chinese antimony silvered and coppered teapoy having heavily embossed decoration of dragons

William IV Mahogany Rosewood Veneered Teapoy with fitted interior sup-ported on trefoil base. 43cm in width

An early 19th century burr yew wood teapoy of sarcophagus form, the top opening to reveal a segmented veneered interior with four tea canisters and a mixing bowl, 40cm wide 30cm deep 71cm highsome chips and marks to veneer

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early 19th Cent. William IV period teapoy in mahogany with nice, quite special shell-shaped grips || Vroeg negentiende eeuwse zogenaamd "teapoy" (bijzettafel voor het bereiden van thee) uit de William IV periode in acajou met mooie schelpvormige grepen

A Victorian rosewood work box. The sarcophagus top with a pull-out tray, probably originally a teapoy, raised on a lotus carved baluster pillar and tripod base, height 82cm.

A Victorian mahogany rectangular teapoy with plain fabric lined interior enclosed by a hinged lid on turned column with plateau base

A mid 19th century mahogany teapoy, width 43cm, depth 33cm, height 72cm

A Victorian mahogany circular teapoy on pedestal

A George III cellarette/ teapoy, square form, fitted interior with two covered cansiters, on turned supports and castors W: 46 cm D: 27.5 cm H: 63.5 cmAppears to be free from any structural damage, condition commensurate with age and wear

A George IV rosewood teapoy, circa 1825; the sarcophagus shaped top with hinged cover above canted angles and waisted sides, with formalised acanthus carved edging and lobed underside; the interior with four subsidiary caddies with hinged covers and twin cut glass vessels; the Solomonic stem descending to a quatreform base with block feet and castors; 87cm high, 48cm wide

A 19th century burr walnut Teapoy / Tea Caddy on stand, octagonal hinged top concealing two hinged previously lined compartments and mixing bowl recesses, raised on quatroform base, note damages to top and mixing bowls not present, W 48 cm x H 71 cm x D 35.5 cm.

An 18th century English creamware cylindrical teapoy with boldly painted floral decoration in coloured enamels, 7.9cm high (rim chip); a similar squat round salt cellar on round pedestal foot, 6.4cm dia. x 4.8cm high (two hairline cracks); & a pearlware cylindrical teapoy in the Batavian-ware style, with reserves of blue-painted flowers & a trellis border on a café-au-lait ground, 8.5cm high (a few minute rim chips).

An 18th century English creamware round teapot painted in blue with a continuous landscape, with leaf-moulded spout, flower knop, & inter-woven strap handle, possibly Leeds, 10cm high (crack running halfway around just above foot rim); a similar sucriere (faults to knop, one handle restored; & a similar teapoy (lacking cover, small rim chips).

An 18th century English creamware rectangular teapoy with moulded decoration of fruiting vines, basket-weave, & scrolls, highlighted in manganese, pale blue, green, & yellow oxides, possibly William Greatbach, 10.5cm high (lacking cover, chip to neck rim); & a pearlware teapoy with serpentine sides, & painted with leaf-sprays in brown enamel; 12.5cm (lacking cover, small chips to neck rim).

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TEAPOY  with sarcophagus shaped top with brass lion masque handles concealing internal tea caddies and mixing compartments on quadrupedal base with brass lions paw feet terminating in casters, 81cm high x 51cm wide x 45cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid teapoy, with brass stringing, the interior with two bowl apertures and four removable cannisters, H 76cm, W 39cm, D 31cm