Another important part of the tea ceremony, was of course, the ‘caddy spoon’, a small spoon that was kept within the tea caddy to scoop out an appropriate amount of this expensive material.

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Spoons made specifically for measuring loose tea from caddy to teapot rose in popularity with the consumption of the drink itself, and by the early 19 th century there were myriad examples displaying ...

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Tea caddy, named Ueda Bunrin, with lacquer tray, China, Fujian province, Southern Song dynasty, 13th century National Museum of Asian Art One set of exhibition objects, a tea caddy, named Ueda ...