An unusual Victorian glass tea caddy
mid-late 19th century,
of square form with cut shoulders, mushroom stopper polished pontil, etched 'TEA' to one side, possibly later,
13.5cm high

Condition Report
There are some dings and knock to the faceted edges of the cover, likewise further minor chips/nicks to the canted edges of the caddy. The base is heavily scratched. Please see additional images.

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