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The Horniman Museum and Gardens have been open since Victorian times, when Frederick John Horniman first opened his house and extraordinary collection of objects to visitors.
Since then, the collection has grown tenfold and includes internationally important collections of anthropology and musical instruments, as well as an acclaimed aquarium and natural history collection.
Since then, the collection has grown tenfold and includes internationally important collections of anthropology and musical instruments, as well as an acclaimed aquarium and natural history collection.
1 - 40 of 49 objects
-: Tea caddy
-: Tea brick
-: Tea Pot
-: tea tin
-: teapot (food service); teapot lid
-: teapot (food service)
-: tea scoop (scoop (food processing & storage))
-: Tea Bucket
-: tea tin
-: tea caddy
-: teapot (food service)
-: teapot (food service); teapot lid
-: teapot (food service); teapot lid
-: teapot (food service); teapot lid
-: teapot (food service); jug (containers)
-: teapot (food service)
-: vessel
-: teapot (food service)
-: Two tea caddies and a mixing caddy
-: Tepotte, kinesisk
-: Afternoon tea in the gardens of Oakhill . 1928
-: Blanchette Brunoy et Pierrette Bruno
-: Scones
-: Indien
-: Dzbanek do kawy
-: Tea & coffee piazza
-: tea set made in Castleford, Yorkshire, England
-: Portrait of Robert Muys and his Wife Maria...
-: Ontwerptekening voor blik met Chinese vrije...
-: Tea service for two people (tête-à-tête)
-: Teeaed
-: Tea service and stand
-: Salón de té de la Casa Molinero en la Gran Vía
-: Tea caddy
-: Horniman Museum and Gardens
-: A Family of Three at Tea; A Family of Three at...
-: Pendant
-: A well dressed family are sitting together at...
-: Horniman Museum and Gardens
