18th Century George I Period Burr Walnut Bombe Tea Caddy

18th Century George I Period Burr Walnut Bombe Tea CaddyAn extremely rare mid 18th century George I period burr walnut bombe tea caddy. English, circa 1740s. Undoubtedly to be coveted by collectors and aesthetes alike. Most desirable mellow, honey walnut colour. Why we like it Its gorgeous burr walnut veneers and decorative brasses are absolutely breathtaking! Its a standout addition to any collection. We love the unusual shape and its rare diminutive proportions. Complete with the three lidded tin

remarkably original condition

The original George II period chair

formerly with M

with a molded upper edge over a fluted frieze

5 in / 176

Feet previously with castors

and the homes of government officials and the wealthy

Both Vile and Hallett were born in Somerset

A nearly identical table

lions head terminals of the armrests

with their distinctive x-shaped frame

This table follows the same design and features  the Caduceus mounts to the sides