Bombay Company Floral Etched Black Lacquer Tea Caddy Box

This is a decorative table-top storage box, likely a tea caddy or jewelry chest, featuring a distinct semi-circular or 'crescent' body profile mounted on a rectangular plinth base. The piece is constructed from wood (likely MDF or a similar composite common in Bombay Company furniture) and finished in a matte to satin black charcoal lacquer. The exterior is adorned with intricate etched floral and acanthus leaf patterns that wrap around the curved front and the tiered, chamfered lid. A small silver-toned metal keyhole escutcheon is centered on the front face, though the matching key is not visible. The lid is stepped with a flat top, giving it a classic architectural feel reminiscent of Georgian-style tea caddies. Regarding condition, the piece shows some light surface dust and minor scuffing along the sharp edges of the lid and base, typical of vintage resin or lacquered wood. There is a small visible nick or abrasion on the right side of the curved front panel. This item likely dates to the late 1990s or early 2000s, reflecting the Bombay Company’s signature style of mass-market traditional furniture with global design influences. The craftsmanship is solid for decorative retail furniture, emphasizing aesthetic symmetry and ornate surface detailing through chemical etching or silk-screening techniques.