Antique Continental silver-plated repoussé covered tea caddy (or tea canister) lighting and the only surviving fine

and the only surviving fine costume jewelry company left that designed

and green against a crisp white background

Cast in the form of a classic lucky horseshoe with an adjustable pen holder rising from its center

with a cast spelter (white metal) case finished in gold gilt and an elaborate openwork design featuring scrolling acanthus leaves

The simple design is punctuated with a hammered trim around the rim

Antique Continental silver-plated repoussé covered tea caddy (or tea canister) lighting and the only surviving fineThis handsome Continental silver plated tea caddy brings both craftsmanship and charm to the table with its richly embossed pastoral scenes depicting farm life, livestock, and waterfowl in high relief. Dating to the early 20th century, its elegant baluster form is topped by a domed finial lid, making it an eye catching decorative accent for a kitchen, dining room, library, or cabinet display. Measuring approximately 6. 5 high, with an opening of