Caddy is a porcelain jar filled with tea and imported into England from China. 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. 

• All measurements are approximate.
• Our on-site workshop can transform these items into a decorative light fixture.
• Your choice of wooden stand, please ask us for details.
• Origin   Jingdezhen, China

Dimensions
17.0 x 9.0 x 21.0 cm