Crafted from solid padouk wood, this Anglo-Indian tea caddy features a finely inlaid Tree of Life motif—symbolising growth and interconnectedness—enhanced by intricate engraving and black lac detailing. Resting on bracket feet, the caddy reflects the fusion of Indian craftsmanship and European design during the colonial era.
India, circa 1760
Height: 16 cms (6.3 ins)
Width : 25 cms (9.8 ins)
Depth: 14.5 cms (5.7 ins)
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