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Hampshire, UK
Harewood Marquetry Tea Caddy with Royal Provenance
REF: LA457598
£2,200
€2,570
$2,767
Certified DealerApproved item419 sales by dealer
Certified DealerApproved item419 sales by dealer
Description
A harewood marquetry tea caddy with Royal Provenance, of oval form with a hinged lid opening to reveal two zinc lined compartments, decorated in fruitwood and boxwood marquetry with classical motifs including winged palmettes and foliate scrolls, a paper label attached inside the lid states ‘Given by Queen Charlotte to Edward Harding (husband of Sarah Bawtree) Librarian at Frogmore’. English, circa 1790.
Edward Harding (1755-1840) was engraver, publisher and librarian to Queen Charlotte.
This piece comes with a copy of an article by Jane Roberts ‘Queen Charlotte and Edward Harding’, Chapter 15 (pp146-159)in ‘Burning Bright: Essays in Honour of David‘, Ucl Press, 2015. With an accompanying letter from her stating that this tea caddy is the one referred to on page 158 and described ‘a fine oval marquetry tea caddy’.
measurements
Height:
5 in
Width:
7.5 in
Depth:
4.5 in
declaration
Wick Antiques Ltd has clarified that the Harewood Marquetry Tea Caddy with Royal Provenance (LA457598) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1790
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Material:
Date of Manufacture:
c.1790
location
This Harewood Marquetry Tea Caddy with Royal Provenance is located in Hampshire, United Kingdom
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