Spice Tower – Turned Sycamore Wood, Georgian, England, ca. 1830

Origin: United Kingdom

Year / Period: Georgian era, circa 1830

Materials: Turned sycamore wood with warm patina and fine age-related wear

Features:
Rare 5-tier stacking spice tower, composed of five separate cylindrical compartments and a matching lid, all finely turned from solid sycamore.
Each section nests neatly into the next, forming a compact barrel-like form. Originally used to store a variety of spices or herbal blends.
A beautiful example of early 19th-century English domestic utility ware with folk-art appeal.

Marks / Signatures: Unmarked (as typical for the period)

Condition: Good overall condition consistent with age and use. Minor signs of wear and patina. 

Measurements: Height: approx. 14.5 cm
Diameter: approx. 5 cm