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GENUINE Pewter Tea Caddy (L) (24K gold plated) 茶叶罐 (大款, 镀金)《清明上河图》
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US$ 670.00 /pc
- MCP : $ 20.1
Why is it called a tea caddy?
Where Does the Caddy Get Its Name? The term 'caddy' is derived from the Chinese word 'catty', a Chinese pound, which is a unit of weight equivalent to 600 grams. This is also the measurement by which tea used to be sold. The English picked up the word and started using the word caddy to mean a container for tea.
| Product Color | NOTE: All pictures/photo images are 100% taken from the original product. Because of lighting in different environments, different display screens and other reasons, the color of the actual product may slightly vary from the photo images. |
| Product Size | 17.70cm x 10.10cm Diameter |
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| How To Use | A tea caddy is a box, jar, canister, or other receptacle used to store tea. When first introduced to Europe from Asia, tea was extremely expensive, and kept under lock and key. The containers used were often expensive and decorative, to fit in with the rest of a drawing-room or other reception room. |
| Disclaimer | |
| Caution | Exposure to air may adulterate the tea with impurities such as dust, increase moisture content, and cause the tea to develop a foul/unpleasant flavor. Therefore, it is imperative to store loose tea in airtight containers or re-sealable zipper pouches. |
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