£195
Regency Rosewood Teapoy – c.1820
Southport, Merseyside
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Description
A superb Regency rosewood teapoy dating to circa 1820, with exceptional decorative detail and a wonderful original character.
The sarcophagus-shaped box is beautifully fitted with lion-head pull handles to either side, complemented by delicate boxwood inlay throughout. The interior is fitted with four original canisters, together with space for two glass mixing bowls, making this a particularly desirable and practical example of the period.
The box is raised on elegant curved supports with a central inlaid lower shelf, providing both additional support and an attractive decorative feature. The scrolled legs terminate in brass paw feet, standing on the original brass castors.
A highly decorative and impressive piece of Regency furniture, combining fine craftsmanship, elegant proportions and excellent period detailing.
Circa: 1820
Dimensions: 42cms wide 29cms deep 77cms high
Stock No.: S621
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Ad ID: 1803822663
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