Discover a piece of history with our exquisite antique Chinese tea caddy from the early 20th century, made by the renowned silversmith Zee Sung from Shanghai. This rare and unique tea caddy dates back to an era when craftsmanship and tradition went hand in hand.
Made around 1920, this masterpiece of 900 silver is a testament to the high craftsmanship and heritage of Chinese silversmithing. The egg-shaped body of this tea caddy is skilfully decorated with a bamboo relief that gracefully and vividly represents Chinese nature and culture. The inner surface reveals fine hammer marks, a sign of genuine craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The precisely crafted plug-in lid elegantly rounds off the design and perfectly preserves the flavour of your tea. This tea caddy is not just a utilitarian object, but also a work of art that captures the essence of Chinese craftsmanship.
In addition to its aesthetic beauty and craftsmanship, this tea caddy is a piece of history. It bears the master mark of Zee Sung, one of Shanghai's leading silversmiths, as well as the city mark for Shanghai and the mark for silver content. This confirms its authenticity and its value as a collector's item.
This tea caddy is more than just a container for tea; it is a museum piece of art and a symbol of China's rich cultural history. A must for collectors and lovers of fine antiques. Experience the elegance and beauty of Chinese silver art and be enchanted by this rare find.
Dimensions & details
- Silver 900-
- Weight 162.72 g
- Height 12.5 cm
- Diameter 7 cm
