William IV Rosewood Tea Poy

William IV Rosewood Tea Poy Item Code: S27-769 A decorative William IV rosewood tea poy, dating from the early 19th century. The rectangular hinged top opens to reveal the interior compartment, with a brass key escutcheon to the front. The shaped body displays attractive rosewood figuring and is decorated with applied pierced scrolling ornament, a shaped apron and carved corner brackets. Raised on a turned and faceted pedestal with carved lotus decoration, terminating in a shaped platform base with four scrolling feet and castors. A distinctive and elegant piece of William IV furniture, suitable for use as a decorative side table or occasional table. Key Features: * William IV period * Rosewood construction and veneers * Hinged rectangular top * Brass key escutcheon * Applied pierced scrolling decoration * Shaped apron with carved brackets * Turned and faceted pedestal * Carved lotus detail * Quadriform platform base * Scrolling feet with castors * Minor wear commensurate with age and use