Late 18th Ea. 19th c. Traveling Tea Caddy Inlaid with Exotic Woods, Original Liners, Handles We are offering a rare Traveling English Tea Caddy complete with two lid inserts, original lining, and handles from the late 18th 19thc. "Caddy" was the word first applied to small containers used to hold tea in the 18th century. Made of porcelain, silver, copper, brass, pewter, tortoiseshell, ivory or"> Late 18th Ea. 19th c. Traveling Tea Caddy Inlaid with Exotic Woods, Original Liners, Handles We are offering a rare Traveling English Tea Caddy complete with two lid inserts, original lining, and handles from the late 18th 19thc. "Caddy" was the word first applied to small containers used to hold tea in the 18th century. Made of porcelain, silver, copper, brass, pewter, tortoiseshell, ivory or"> Late 18th Ea. 19th c. Traveling Tea Caddy Inlaid with Exotic Woods, Original Liners, Handles We are offering a rare Traveling English Tea Caddy complete with two lid inserts, original lining, and handles from the late 18th 19thc. "Caddy" was the word first applied to small containers used to hold tea in the 18th century. Made of porcelain, silver, copper, brass, pewter, tortoiseshell, ivory or"> Early 19th c. English Tea Caddy Inlaid w/ Exotic Woods & Pewter, Compartments watercolor National Association of Women Artists – republicgallery.co.uk
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Early 19th c. English Tea Caddy Inlaid w/ Exotic Woods & Pewter, Compartments watercolor National Association of Women Artists

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National Association of Women Artists ( or sometimes known as the National Academy of Women Painters and Sculptors) (1922)

whether reservist or militiaman

We are offering An exciting original oil painting on board of men escaping their sinking freighter in a life boat

The last one seems to read "973 ROM"

Brooks attended the Philadelphia School of Design for Women

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