Andrew Cox Antiques is a privately owned antiques specialist based in East Anglia. Owned by Andrew Cox, a quality-focused and customer-friendly antiques dealer with a keen eye for detail and a real passion for quality stock.

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Andrew Cox Antiques is a privately owned antiques specialist based in East Anglia. Owned by Andrew, a quality-focused and customer-friendly antiques dealer with a keen eye for detail and a real passion for quality stock.

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jewellery

Jewellery

various antiques

Various Antiques

boxes

Boxes

objets de vertu & antiques

Objets de Vertu & Antiques

needlework and sewing

Needlework and Sewing

glassware

Glassware

silver

Silver

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Welcome to my website and thank you for your interest. I hope you find something that catches your eye. If you are a returning customer it is lovely to have you back, and if you are a new customer - Hello! I'm grateful for your time and hope you enjoy the experience of shopping with me.&nbsp; Andrew Cox Antiques is owned and run by me - Andrew Cox. I pride myself on being a quality-focused and customer-friendly Antiques Dealer with a keen eye for detail and a real passion for quality stock.&nbsp; My antiques journey started at a young age with an immense interest in history. This led me to a love for archaeology, social history, minerals and precious stones, old properties and classic cars. My first car - A Triumph Spitfire was purchased in a very dilapidated state. Over a period of a few years I restored it back to its former glory, spending a huge amount of time and focus on every single detail. Doing this helped teach me the importance of quality and pride in what I do, a skill I have taken forward into my antiques career and business. I was drawn into the antiques trade when a very good friend introduced me to the world of silver and glass. I was captivated with the joy of being able to own and use silver flatware from 1738 and drink from a Georgian glass rummer. It snowballed from there and I was well and truly hooked. Many years later, I still love my chosen career and get a huge amount of enjoyment and satisfaction from being involved with such individual and special historical pieces that we're able to own and be the custodians of. I span as many eras as I possibly can, but keen favourites of mine are the Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods. I specialize in antique silver and glassware, but also enjoy dealing in small decorative items, plus some jewellery that takes my eye. Each piece is carefully selected by me and great care is taken to make sure that everything I sell is sold in the best possible condition. I hope you enjoy your experience shopping with Andrew Cox Antiques. I would be delighted to hear from you should you have any questions about any aspect of the site, the buying process or that special item you might be looking for. Thanks for reading - Andrew.

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<h2>Deliveries</h2> Andrew Cox Antiques go to great lengths to ensure that items sold are carefully hand packed to a high standard. Only 'Special delivery' and International 'Signed-for' postage options via Royal Mail are used in order to guarantee delivery/tracking and full insurance. If the item is too large or heavy then a fully insured courier service is used, this can be discussed at point of purchase as it will incur extra postage costs and contributions.In the unfortunate situation that an item goes missing in transit, all available assistance will be offered to make a claim against the provider. Loss is not the responsibility of the seller.

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<h2>Refunds and Returns</h2> Returns can be made within 14 days of the original purchase date. However, these are usually only accepted if an item has undisclosed damage at the point of sale or it has been seriously mis described.The buyer pays all return costs.&nbsp;Any returned items will need to be in the same condition as received and sent back via registered delivery. Any questions relating to delivery or returns please feel free to get in touch with us and we will be more than happy to assist with any questions.

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Glass

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British

English

Cut Glass

A gorgeous glass tea caddy bowl from the late Georgian period. This lovely example would have originally come from a wooden tea caddy box and the bowl was used for blending and mixing the tea leaves. It stands on a raised star cut foot and the rim is tooth cut. The straight sides are extensively cut with diamonds, pillar flutes and crosshatching in attractive panels. A good collector's piece, useful as a bowl for any purpose. 

Origin:- English
Date:- c1830

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William IV Glassware

Georgian Glassware

19th Century Glassware

Gorgeous Georgian Cut Glass Tea Caddy Bowl