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1799 Solomon Hougham? Tea Caddy or Sugar casket?
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1799 Solomon Hougham? Tea Caddy or Sugar casket?
Questions regarding the other items in next posts.
(sorry for poor photos I have a grumpy newborn on my side)
Best,
Thomas
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Re: 1799 Solomon Hougham? Tea Caddy or Sugar casket?
16 x 15cm / 6.3 x 5.9inch
430gram / 15.1oz
430gram / 15.1oz
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Re: 1799 Solomon Hougham? Tea Caddy or Sugar casket?
Hi Thomas,
Yes, I would agree with London, 1799 and maker Solomon Hougham.
I do believe I see a lock key hole which to me, would indicate a tea caddy. I'm sure you are aware, tea was still extremely expensive at this time...hence a lock to keep the contents safe.
Cheers,
Steve
Yes, I would agree with London, 1799 and maker Solomon Hougham.
I do believe I see a lock key hole which to me, would indicate a tea caddy. I'm sure you are aware, tea was still extremely expensive at this time...hence a lock to keep the contents safe.
Cheers,
Steve