A George III Silver Tea Box or Caddy London 1772 by Aaron Lestourgeon Category_Table Suite

A George III Silver Tea Box or Caddy London 1772 by Aaron Lestourgeon Category_Table Suiteenquire A very good quality silver tea caddy or tea box of oval form, extremely delicately engraved with floral swags and hanging garlands. An oval vacant cartouche to the front. The finial in the form of a flowering sprig of Camelia sinensis or tea bush. This has a concealed hinge and its original key. Clearly hallmarked on the underside for London 1772 by Aaron Lestourgeon, the specialist caddy maker. Also marked to the inside of the lid with the

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The dish is in excellent condition with no repairs or erasures

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