Tortoiseshell tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay, of bow fronted rectangular form with a domed lid and flared plinth base, raised upon four tagua nut bun feet and dating to the Regency period.

The exterior is veneered in tortoiseshell with each panel framed by silver stringing, defining the structure of the caddy. The front and lid are decorated with a quilted style mother of pearl inlay, composed of repeating diamonds, circles and crosses, creating a consistent patterned surface across both panels.

The lid is surmounted by a shaped silver vacant initial plaque, matching the escutcheon to the front.

Opening the tea caddy reveals an interior faced in ivory, with a red velvet lined inner lid. The interior is fitted with twin tea caddy compartments, each with tortoiseshell lids and turned handles.

The tea caddy dates to the Regency period, circa 1820.

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Green tortoiseshell tea caddy dating to the Georgian period, circa 1790 during the reign of George III.

The exterior is finished in vibrant green tortoiseshell and mounted with silver stringing, a vacant silver initial plaque and matching silver escutcheon.

The interior is faced in boxwood and fitted with two tortoiseshell lids, each mounted with turned bone handles. When removed, the lids reveal twin tea storage compartments retaining visible traces of their original lining.

The tea caddy remains complete with a working lock and tasselled key and is a rare example of late eighteenth century tortoiseshell tea caddies.

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A small 19th Century Provincial Rococo two part cabinet from Sweden, with decorative carved pediment.

With two doors opening to shelf storage and two drawers. Below, two further doors open to more storage and is repainted in soft blueish grey.

18th Century Gustavian sofa.

Scraped to original paint with exquisite carving and recently reupholstered in linen.

A petite late 18th Century Swedish period Rococo secretaire with a pull down flap ideal for writing or computer space.

With several internal drawers, a storage shelf, and below serpentine front drawers. Repainted in soft black with its original brass pulls and escutcheons.

A 19th Century Provincial Rococo cabinet in its original blue paint. With a deep decorative carved pediment, and below two doors opening to useful storage.

Below two doors opening to further storage, dry scraped to original paint.

Tall 18th Century Swedish Rococo secretary of elegant proportions.

With decorative carved pediment and two original glass glazed doors, opening to useful storage. Below, a fall front desk opening to work space with storage drawers, further below, four drawers with original hardware. Repainted in a soft grey with blue interior.

Circa 1760.

Mid-18th Century Swedish Period Baroque cabinet.

With decorative carved pediment with two large doors below. Super crisp carved decorative detailing, opening to shelved storage and  repainted in soft black.

The cabinet comes in three parts: base, top and middle for ease of transport. Circa 1750.

Single mid-century Tulip chair by G-Plan. With teak veneered bent ply-wood sides and back with exaggerated chrome buttons. Original tan leatherette upholstery.

U.K circa 1960.

Height: 76cm, Width: 91cm, Depth: 91cm, Seat Height: 41cm

18th century Swedish Rococo table with decorative cabriolet legs. Repainted in soft grey