Boston Tea Party Box

The Boston Tea Party box is a fun gift for those who enjoy not only sipping tea, but sipping tea with history.  

Did you know that following the first Boston Tea Party, which happened on December 16th 1773, there was a second Boston Tea Party on March 7th, 1774? On that day, 16 chests of fine tea, by Davison Newman & Co, were dumped into the Boston Harbor in defiance of British politics?. 

TEA - Britain's oldest Tea merchant has created this famous blend and is available exclusively through our tea vendor, based right here in New England. When brewed, Boston Harbour Tea produces a golden cup with a sweet aroma and a brisk flavor that is sure to please.

Each resealable bag contains 25 individually wrapped string and tag teabags.

Union Jack Coasters - Each coaster is sealed with a high quality coating that is both stain and heat resistant to 212F and finished with a hard-wearing cork back that protects precious furniture. 

Pewter over solid brass candlestick - The perfect touch to your decor if you enjoy the Colonial/Early American look.  This pewter-plated brass antique reproduction chamber tick will complement any historical decor. 

This candle holder will accommodate a 3/4" taper candle (not included), but it's suggested to use something in the base to secure candles that do not fit snug (I've used tinfoil and candle stick putty). 

4-1/2" tall, 3" wide base - Pewter-plated brass - Early American/Colonial styling

Bees Wax Candles - Our 10" bees wax candle is made from wax sourced from a local apiary and then created into candles in our home town. 

Ship Matches - 50 wood matches with blue striking tips are included in this match box that has a sailing ship on one side and a whale on the other.