Drinking - Beverages - Tea & Tea Containers

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18th Century Material Culture

Tea & Tea Containers


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Drinking Tea


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Two English Ladies & an O!cer Seated at Teaby Unknown c. 1715

(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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Any English Family at Tea

by Joseph Van Akien c. 1720(Tate Gallery)


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Man and Child Drinking Teaby Unknown, possibly Richard Collins c. 1720


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An English Family at Teac. 1725


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“A Family of Three at Tea”

by Richard Collins of England c. 1727(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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Tea Party at Lord Harrington's House, St. James's

by Charles Philips 1730(Yale Center for British Art)


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Ladies Having TeaUnknown Artist c. 1740


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“Gay, Young, and Airy”

by John Faber after Philip Mercier 1744(Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd)


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A British Family Served with Tea

by Anonymous c. 1745(Yale Center for British Art)


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Unknown English Family having TeaUnknown Artist


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The John Potter OvermantleNewport, Rhode Island, Mid 18th Century

(The Newport Historical Society)


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“The PANTHEON”

after Edward Edwards 1772(Yale Center for British Art)


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“The PANTHEON”

after Edward Edwards 1772(Yale Center for British Art)


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“Morning or “

by Richard Houston after Philip Mercier 1778(Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd)


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“Madame Dormeuse au dejeuner (Miss sleepyhead having breakfast)”

Carrington Bowles, Publishers(The British Museum)


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Lady Nightcap at BreakfastCarrington Bowles, Publishers 1772


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Lady Nightcap at Breakfast

Carrington Bowles, Publishers 1772(British Museum)


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Tea Advertisements&

Trade Cards


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Advertisement for the Establishment of John Merrett at the 3 Sugar Loaves

Boston Gazette 28 April, 1735


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Trade Card Thomas Clark, Seller of Tea, China, and Glass c. 1750

(The British Museum)


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Twinning’s Trade Card(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Trade Card(The British Museum)


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Trade Card(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Trade Card "The Tea Warehouse"(Lewis Walple Library)


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Trade Card c. 1792(The British Museum)


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Trade Card

18th Century(Bishopsgate Institute)


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Trade Card

18th Century(Museum of London)


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Trade Card18th Century


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TeaChests, Crates & Sacks


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“Havengezicht in het Oosten” or “Harbor Scene in the East”

by Jan Josef Horemans II(Vlaamsekunstcollecatie)


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“Havengezicht in het Oosten” or “Harbor Scene in the East”

by Jan Josef Horemans II(Vlaamsekunstcollecatie)


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Tea Chest18th Century


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Trade Card c. 1792



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“CATLAP FOR EVER. OR THE SMUGGLER’S DOWNFALL”

by William Dent, Published by J. Mount 1784(The British Museum)


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Tea Chest

1800(Nathan Barlow Collection)


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Tea Chest



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Tea Chest



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Tea Chest



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Robinson Tea Chest Reported to Have Been Remaining from the Boston Tea Party of 1773(Boston Tea Party Museum)


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Robinson Tea Chest Reported to Have Been Remaining from the Boston Tea Party of 1773(Boston Tea Party Museum)


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“Americans throwing the Cargoes of the Tea Ships into the River, at Boston” on December 16, 1773Printed 1789


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“The Bostonians throwing the Tea Into the water”

Printed 1795(The New York Public Library)


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“The Bostonians throwing the Tea Into the water”

Printed 1795(The New York Public Library)


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“The Tea - Tempest, or, the Anglo - American Revolution”

1778(The New York Public Library)


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“The BOSTONIAN’S Paying the EXCISE-MAN or TARRING & FEATHERING”

by Phillip Dawe 1774(Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History)


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Annex to a Petition from the East India Company to Parliament for the Loss of Tea Dated February 16, 1774

http://boston1775.blogspot.com/search/label/Parliamenthttp://boston1775.blogspot.com/search/label/East%20India%20Company


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Article The Massachusetts Gazette

October 1773(Massachusetts Historical Society)


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Broadside by “The True Sons of Liberty”(Massachusetts Historical Society)


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Broadside by “The True Sons of Liberty”(Massachusetts Historical Society)


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Dutch Earthenware Tea Canister

c. 1700 - 1724(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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English Tin Glazed Earthenware Tea Canisterc. 1750 - 1760



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Dutch Tin Glazed Earthenware Tea Canisterc. 1700

(Guest & Gray)


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Dutch Tin Glazed Earthenware Tea CanisterEarly 18th Century

(Guest & Gray)


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Dutch Tin Glazed Earthenware Tea CanisterEarly 18th Century

(Guest & Gray)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshire



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c. 1760(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister

by Josiah Wedgeworth & Sons or Thomas Whieldon. Designed by Wiiliam Greatbatch c. 1765(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshirec. 1760



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshirec. 1760 - 1770



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister from Leedsc. 1770 - 1790



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshire or NewcastleDated 1779



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware (Creamware) Tea Canister from Sta " ordshirec. 1770 - 1790



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister from Newcastlec. 1780



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Tea Canister with Transfer Decoration from Sta " ordshire or Liverpoolc. 1780



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Stoneware Tea Canisters


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English Salt Glazed Stoneware Tea Canister from Devonby Bovey Tracey - Marked “Susanna Savery July ye 19th 1770”



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English Salt Glazed Stoneware Tea Canister from Devonby Bovey Tracey - Marked “Thomas Moore 1771”



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English Salt Glazed Stoneware Tea Canister from Swansea, WalesMarked “Mary Evans July the 5th 1775”



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English Salt Glazed Stoneware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshirec. 1760



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English Salt Glazed Stoneware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshirec. 1750



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English Red Stoneware Tea Canister from Sta " ordshirec. 1760

(John Howard Antiques)


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Porcelain Tea Canisters


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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Tea Canister from Londonby the Vauxhill Porcelain Factory c. 1755



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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Tea Canisterby the Lowesoft Porcelain Factory c. 1765 - 1768



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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Transfer-Printed in Black Enamel Tea Canister from Worcesterby Hancock, Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory c. 1768



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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Tea Canister from Worcesterby the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory c. 1765 - 1775



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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Tea Canister from Worcesterby the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory c. 1770



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English Porcelain Tea Canister from Worcesterby the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory c. 1770



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English Porcelain Tea Canister from Worcesterby the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory c. 1775



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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Tea Canister Transfer Painted in Blueby the Caughy Porcelain Factory c. 1777 - 1790



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English Soft-Paste Porcelain Tea Canisterby the Caughy Porcelain Factory c. 1775 - 1780



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English Porcelain Tea Canisterby the Caughy Porcelain Factory c. 1778



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Glass Tea Canisters


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English Opaque White Glass Tea Canister Painted in Enamels from the West Midlandsc. 1750 - 1760



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English Silver Tea Canister from Londonby John Farnell c. 1717 - 1718



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English Silver Tea Canisterby George Cowles c. 1773



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Tin Canister in Copper Repousse18th Century

(The Art and Orchid Gallery()


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TeaChests


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Detail of Tea Chest “An English Family at Tea”by Joseph Van Akien c. 1720

(Tate Gallery)


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French Tea Chestc. 1750 - 1770



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French Tea Chestc. 1750 - 1770



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Tea Tables


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Tea Table Attributed to Robert Walker - King George County, Virginiac. 1750 - 1760

(Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts)


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“The TEA - TABLE”by John Bowles c. 1710


Acknowledgements


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