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A LATE GEORGIAN BLACK JAPANNED CHINOISERIE TEA CADDY of clipped form with rounded lid decorated in gilt with figure, bird, lake and landscape scenes, the hinged lid enclosing double metal fitted cannisters. (27cm wide, 18.5cm deep, 16cm high)

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A LATE GEORGIAN BLACK JAPANNED CHINOISERIE TEA CADDY of clipped form with rounded lid decorated in gilt with figure, bird, lake and landscape scenes, the hinged lid enclosing double metal fitted cannisters. (27cm wide, 18.5cm deep, 16cm high)

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