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Tea caddies are small containers or boxes used for storing tea leaves. You can choose between different shapes, sizes and materials.

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Vintage porcelain tea caddy #90377

Teacaddy # 36124, yixing clay

Teacaddy # 36110, yixing clay

Teacaddy with gift box # 33467, porcelain

Teacaddy with gift box # 33466, porcelain

Teacaddy with gift box # 33465, ceramic/metal

Teacaddy with gift box # 33464, porcelain

Gift tea set (2 steel caddies and teamesh with bag) # 33460

Gift tea set (2 tea caddies) # 33455, porcelain

Gift tea set (2 tea caddies) # 33454, porcelain

Gift tea set (2 tea caddies) # 33452, porcelain

Gift tea set (2 tea caddies) # 33441, porcelain

Gift tea set (2 teamesh) # 33439, porcelain

Gift pack (12 steel caddies with bag) # 33431

Gift pack (12 steel tea caddies with bag) # 33430

Gift pack (4 steel caddies with bag) # 33425

Gift pack (4 steel caddies with bag) # 33424

Gift pack (4 steel caddies with bag) # 33423

Gift pack (4 steel caddies with bag) # 33422

Gift pack (3 steel tea caddies with bag) # 33419

Gift pack (2 steel caddies with bag) # 33418

Gift pack (5 steel caddies with bag) # 33416

Gift pack (3 steel caddies with bag) # 33414

Gift pack (2 steel caddies with bag) # 33413

€42,84 €43,74

Gift pack (5 steel tea caddies with bag) # 33412

Gift set (2 tea caddies) # 33406, porcelain

Gift pack (4 steel tea caddies with bag) # 33400

Gift pack (4 steel caddies with bag) # 33396

Gift box for Puer cake # 33386

Steel tea caddy # 33376

Gift pack (18 steel caddies with bag) # 33375

€55,54 €59,30

Teacaddy # 26066, yixing clay

Teacaddy # 25978, yixing clay

Tea caddy # 19341, clay/metal

Tea caddies are small containers or boxes used for storing tea leaves.

They come in various shapes, sizes, and materials and have been used for centuries to preserve and protect tea, which was once considered a precious and expensive commodity.

Tea caddies originated in China and Japan, where tea was first cultivated, and were later adopted by Europeans during the 17th and 18th centuries. They were often highly decorative and made from luxurious materials such as silver, porcelain, or precious woods.

Tea caddies not only served a practical purpose but also became status symbols and objects of art. We have such vintage tea caddies.

Today, tea caddies continue to be popular among tea enthusiasts and collectors, as they offer a glimpse into the history and culture of tea, as well as providing an elegant and stylish way to store tea.