Lot 631 | Fine Furniture
Decorative Arts
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Lot 631

A Fine Quality Flame Mahogany Tea Caddy of sarcophagus from by George Simson of London (1780-1839). The beautiful ripple grained timber of fine colour and patination. The hinged lid opening to reveal a red baize lined bowl receptacle flanked by two lidded tea boxes lifting out to reveal maker’s labels printed ‘George Simson Upholder Cabinet Maker & Undertaker No 19 Southside of St Paul’s Grave Yard London’ The side fitted with wooden ring handles. The piece standing on turned feet, 8” (20 cm) high, 13½” (34 cm) wide, 7” (18 cm) deep.

Sold for: £600

Auction Expired because there were no bids

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A Fine Quality Flame Mahogany Tea Caddy of sarcophagus from by George Simson of London (1780-1839). The beautiful ripple grained timber of fine colour and patination. The hinged lid opening to reveal a red baize lined bowl receptacle flanked by two lidded tea boxes lifting out to reveal maker’s labels printed ‘George Simson Upholder Cabinet Maker & Undertaker No 19 Southside of St Paul’s Grave Yard London’ The side fitted with wooden ring handles. The piece standing on turned feet, 8” (20 cm) high, 13½” (34 cm) wide, 7” (18 cm) deep.