Decorative Boxes

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1830 to1840s German Biedermeier box with very fine petit point insert with glass. The petit point scene is of water, trees and two houses. The box has a black base at the bottom. Has a lock but no key.  

6.5" Wide x 5" Deep x 4.5" High 

$575

A beautiful silver plate box from the 1960s to early 70s. Fabulous design with a Department of the Treasury seal and a signature on top. 

7” Wide x 4” Deep x 3” High

$375

Signed mid century signed by the artist, Alessandro Albrizzi box made and out of paper and wood. Italy, late 1950’s. 

Removable top, two pieces in total.

7” Wide x 4” Deep x 2” High 

$525 

A vintage, circa 1930s box from Cuba. Completely hand carved of Cuban rosewood. The interior is tree inches deep.

10.5" Wide x 8.5" Deep x 4.5" High

$495

This exquisite English walnut writing box is a true testament to 19th century craftsmanship, featuring intricate mother of pearl and satinwood inlay. The elegant floral motif at the center adds a touch of refinement, making this piece both functional and decorative.

Crafted with rich walnut wood, this writing box would have once held the essentials of a distinguished writer or traveler. Though the original key is missing, its beauty and historical charm remain intact.

11" Wide x 7.5" Deep x 5" High 

$875

An antique Chinese brass box, 

circa 1890 to turn of the century.

5” Wide x 3” Deep x 1” High 

$550

A small turn of the century Italian Florentine box with an X design on top.

2.5” Square x 2” High 

$350

A charming vintage agate box dating to the 1950s and of English or French origin. This piece is beautifully crafted, showcasing the natural banding and translucence of agate with rich, warm tones throughout.

Though small in size, the box makes an elegant statement. The interior has a depth of approximately 1 inch, making it both decorative and functional for storing small treasures.  

3.5" Wide x 2.5" Deep x 1.5" High 

$325

Chinese black lacquer box dating from the early 19th century, circa 1800 to 1820. This piece was originally the interior compartment of a larger work box, now long separated from its outer case. The quality of the lacquer is exceptionally fine with a deep, even black surface and beautifully executed craftsmanship throughout. An elegant surviving fragment of a more elaborate set, it stands on its own as a rare example of superior early Chinese lacquer work.

4" Wide x 3" Deep x 1.5" High 

$395

An Austrian Moser box in cranberry with gold flowers and bronze dore fittings. Circa 1890s. 

3.5" Diameter x 4" High

$550

A late 1940s bronze box with a wooden interior. Signed Germany with a patent number. 

7" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 2" High 

$475

A strikingly beautiful French dore bronze box is all engraved with an ivory picture of an aristocrat, LeBron. The box is heavily chased with a velvet interior in red thats is original to the century. Circa 1890, France. 

3” Wide x 2.5” Deep x 3.5” High 

$375

This early 19th century Chinese export box probably held a robe or had sweets in it like cookies and candy. Has a flaw which is a crack going right down the middle but really does not distract from its beauty. 

21” Wide x 21” Deep x 2.5” High

$950

A round faience box with florals and fruit is 19th century Italian and in great condition for age.

6” Diameter x 5.5” High

$375 

A lovely papier mâché box in the shape of an egg. The box is adorned with hand painted figures. Circa 1920s Kashmir, India.

5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 3" High

$350

A black papier mâché tea box with monograms on all four sides and figures on top. Russian orientalist, circa 1880s.

4.5" Square x 5" High

$550

1800s French inlaid diminutive commode. It is a salesman sample converted into a jewelry box with the two deep compartments and back lined in velvet. The interior could have been made to use as a tea caddy as well. The first drawer does not work of course but the but the second drawer does and it is lined in velvet and is an inch and a half deep.

11" Wide x 7" Deep x 10.5" High

$875

A round wooden box from India. Might be some type of rosewood. Circa 1920s, maybe a little earlier. Box with ivory feet and finial. The interior is about two inches deep.

5" Diameter x 3" High 

$350

Turn of the century wooden Kashmir box. Hand painted with a striking black bird in the center surrounded by red and black accented leaves.

7" Wide x 4" Deep x 2" High 

$350

Turn of the century Japanese black lacquer pin box, elegantly adorned in silver and gold decoration over a sleek black lacquer base. This exquisite piece remains in excellent condition. A timeless piece of Meiji era artistry perfect for storing personal treasures or displaying with pride.

12" Wide x 4" Deep x 1.5" High

$595

This remarkable Indian box dates to the early 19th century and was traditionally used as a work box or storage vessel for food, jewelry, fruit, and other treasured objects. Cast in solid bronze, the piece is notably heavy, with richly carved and embossed decoration covering the surface in intricate detail.

The box features two side handles and a decorative finial at the lid. There are a few bends and small knocks consistent with age and use, including a gently bent finial, yet the piece remains in very good condition for its age. The interior measures approximately 3.5 inches deep.

The original lock and key are no longer present. Despite this, the box retains exceptional character and craftsmanship, offering a beautiful example of early Indian metalwork with strong decorative and sculptural presence.

14.5" Square x 18" High 

$1000

A renaissance revival style solid bronze box of the highest quality. The deep blue velvet interior has a ring holder. The interior depth is two and a half inches. No key. Austria, circa 1880. 

8" Wide x 6.5" Deep x 3" High 

$850

A regency tea caddy made of rosewood inlaid with brass. Bronze dore feet are a winged lion with flowers and fruit. A wonderful and desirable shape. Early 19th century, England. 

12" Wide x 6.5" Deep x 7.5" High

$775

 A wonderful 1950s Faux Tortoiseshell Lucite box with detachable compartments. A great addition to any lucite collection.

5" Wide x 4.5" Deep x 3.5" High

$375

A wonderful box inlaid with the words sent in French on the top. The box has a very elegant shape, no perfume bottles inside. No key. Early 1800s, France.

7.5" Wide x 4" Deep x 4" High 

$475

A wonderful antique German humidor. Mostly copper with some metal and a wood interior. The interior is about 3" deep. there isn't a key. Circa 1890s.

8" Wide x 6.5" Deep x 8" High

$625

A large sarcophagus shaped rosewood tea caddy with a semi domed top. Original glass inside and two tea compartments. Mother of pearl inlaid escutcheon. On bun feet. The interior is five inches deep with each tea compartment four and a half inches. It s a very good tea caddy, it doesn’t get any better than this one. England, circa 1820. 

13" Wide x 7" Deep x 9" High

$950

A beautifully detailed small Moorish style box, finely crafted in Spain and sourced from a shop in San Miguel de Allende. The piece features exquisite inlay work of mother-of-pearl, bone, and various exotic woods, arranged in intricate geometric patterns characteristic of Moorish artistry.

The box retains its original brass hinge and clasp, both in excellent working condition, and has shop name on bottom and has been remarkably well preserved for its age. A charming example of early 20th century craftsmanship, small in scale, yet rich in texture and history. Circa 1915–1918.

4.5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 4" High

$395

An elegant French crystal powder box in the Baccarat style, dating to the early 20th century, likely from the turn of the century. The crystal is a rich amber tone, beautifully catching the light and adding warmth and depth to a vanity or dressing table.

Finely cut and proportioned, the box reflects the refined craftsmanship associated with French luxury crystal. It remains in great condition, with clarity and brilliance throughout.

Pieces such as this were often part of coordinated vanity sets including perfume bottles, trays, and other dressing table accessories, though they were also sold individually.

A sophisticated and timeless addition to any collection of fine crystal or early 20th century decorative arts.

3.5" Diameter x 3" High 

$595

A finely detailed Chinese export lacquered work box, dating to the early 19th century. This rectangular example features a rich red ground adorned with intricate gilt decoration, including flowering motifs and delicate butterflies, characteristic of export wares produced for the Western market during this period.

The lid is centered with a decorative panel measuring approximately 8 inches wide by 4.5 inches deep, showcasing an arrangement of floral elements rendered in gold against the vibrant red lacquer. The exterior is further enhanced by black lacquer accents, creating a striking contrast throughout.

Raised on distinctive paw feet with winged, classically inspired detailing, the form reflects a blend of Eastern craftsmanship with Western stylistic influence. The interior, measuring approximately 2.5 inches deep, has been relined in felt and would have originally served as a work box, likely used for sewing implements or alternatively as a small candy or keepsake box.

The box presents well, with expected wear to the lacquer. It does not retain its original key.

A charming and decorative example of early 19th century Chinese export lacquer, ideal for collectors of antique boxes or as an accent piece within a refined interior. Circa 1800s to 1820s.

13.5" Wide x 10.5" Deep x 4" High

$850

Fabulous Indian box made of bone and pierced brass with a wood bottom.A very nice design. Turn of the century, India.

6.5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 2" High 

$350

A fabulous box made by Maitland Smith. Lacquered stone on wood. America, circa 1970s.

4.5" Square x 2.5" High

$375

Early 19th century Irish work box decorated with shamrocks and beautifully inlaid.

12.5" Wide x 9" Deep x 6.5" High 

$850

A beautifully decorated Indian metal box with a stone of amber on the top. 1920s or earlier There once was a fabric inside but it has disintegrated you can see it, all of the fibers on the pad.

1.5" Square x 1.5" High 

$350

A turn of the century crystal box by Baccarat (not signed). Beautifully cut with a wonderful star at the bottom. Circa 1900s.

4.5" Wide x 3" Deep x 3.5" High 

$750

A 19th century Chinese wood and vellum document box hand painted court scene. No lock but all the hardware is bronze. The interior is four and a half inches deep. 

15" Wide 9" Deep x 6.5" High

$550

A turn-of-the-century gold gilt wood Florentine box from Italy. The interior is a pinky red or an Italian red has a great surface which is pretty typical of this kind of box and age.

10" Wide x 6" Deep x 6.5" High 

$550

This box is wonderful. Colors are great orange, green, and gold. From Kashmir, India circa 1915 maybe earlier.

7" Wide x 4" Deep x 2.5" High

$350

This fabulous silver plate box is with the four seasons depicted on each side. On the front is summer. Winter, fall and spring are on the sides and back. It is lined in a blue green velvet beautifully tufted and still in good condition. Circa 1915, England.

9.5" Square x 5.5" High

$950

A luxurious vintage box featuring a richly textured natural snakeskin exterior over a solid wood form, attributed to Maitland Smith dating to the early 1970s.

The interior is lined in deep velvet, suggesting it was intended for storing jewelry, watches, or treasured keepsakes. Resting on four half round ball feet with a brass closure and hinges add a gleaming contrast to the organic texture of the snakeskin.

10.5" Wide x 6" Deep x 5" High

$450

A striking mid century agate and marble box in warm earth tones, dating to the 1970s. The box features beautifully veined marble sides complemented by a richly patterned agate. The lid is topped with a polished one inch finial that adds both texture and elegance.

The interior is two inches deep, offering ample space for storing jewelry, trinkets, or small desk items. Its natural materials and geometric form capture the refined yet organic aesthetic of 1970s design.

5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 3.5" High 

$375

 An elegant English Birmingham silver and tortoise shell box, hallmarked Birmingham, 1922, with maker’s mark L&

This refined piece features a faux tortoise shell lid beautifully inlaid with a sterling silver motif at its center, showcasing the understated luxury and craftsmanship characteristic of early 20th century English design. The box rests gracefully on ball and claw feet, adding a touch of sophistication and stability to its delicate form.

Inside, the box is lined with velvet, while the leather bottom adds further refinement. At approximately half an inch deep, it’s ideal for storing small keepsakes or jewelry, making it both decorative and functional.

4" Diameter x 2" High

$525

This exquisite antique box from 19th century India is a true treasure with its rich patina and traces of green paint. The brass studs add a real touch making it a genuine statement piece. The interior is one inch deep.

7" Wide x 4" Deep x 3.5" High 

$375

A circa 1900 French crystal cylinder box with a star at the bottom and brass trim. In beautiful condition.

3" Diameter x 3.5" High 

$550

This is a fascinating Baccarat style crystal cigarette box is in the shape of a bell. It is brass with a silver finish and some neoclassical design with a ring to open the box. French, circa 1940s. 

3.5" Diameter x 5.5" High

$450

This box is in the Biedermeier style, probably a pine and is faux painted to look like curly eye maple trimmed in black. This 1960s Italian box stands on legs that are painted in black matching the trim.  

8.6" Wide x 5" Deep x 4" High

$425

This wonderful box has a beautiful carving on the top of a little bird carved out of mother of pearl. The surround is abalone. The burgundy interior has been replaced at some point and I replaced the red bottom. 19th century, France.

3" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 2" High 

$295

1950s Italian marble box in a lovely butterscotch color that blends nicely in todays interiors. Timeless style. 

6" Wide x 4.5" Deep x 2" High 

$450

An early 19th century Chinese lacquer box, originally crafted as the interior compartment of a much larger box. Beautifully decorated and in remarkably good condition for its age, it features an elegant court scene on the lid depicting an emperor being offered a flower. The form is shaped like a traditional scroll, adding to its charm and rarity, a wonderful example of fine Chinese lacquer work.

5" Wide x 4" Deep x 2" High 

$395

Chinese black lacquer box dating from the early 1800s to 1820s. This piece was originally an interior compartment from a larger work box, made for export during the period. The surface shows an elegant swirling lacquer pattern with unusually heavy use of gold decoration. The design features a pagoda with a stylized tree, rendered with fine detail and rich depth. A refined and rare surviving element of a more elaborate export work box, notable for its quality and beautiful early lacquer craftsmanship.

4.5" Wide x 3" Deep x 1.5" High 

$395

A large Chinese black lacquer work box dating from approximately 1800–1820. Shaped like a traditional scroll, it features a beautifully painted scene of an emperor with his maiden, rendered with rich detail and characteristic early Qing-period artistry. The lacquer surface retains impressive preservation for its age, making this an elegant and striking example of early 19th-century Chinese lacquer craftsmanship.

5" Wide x 4" Deep x 2" High

$395

 A charming late 19th century French black opaline glass box, beautifully decorated with delicate hand-painted enamel flowers on the domed lid. The rich opaque black glass provides a dramatic background for the floral decoration and gives this box considerable presence. 

The cylindrical body is fitted with brass mounts, including a band encircling the box, two small round side handles and an especially attractive S-form closure. The combination of black opaline glass, floral enamel decoration and warm aged brass is quintessentially French.

Dating to the late 19th century, possibly approaching the turn of the 20th century, the box remains in very good antique condition.

4" Diameter x 5" High

$450

A beautiful late 19th century Italian grand tour box featuring a finely executed pietra dura panel depicting white magnolia blossoms against a rich black ground. The flowers and foliage are composed from individually selected and precisely fitted pieces of colored stone, creating the remarkably painterly effect for which Florentine pietra dura work is celebrated. 

The floral panel is set into an architectural black wood box with molded edges and raised on petite feet. The restrained exterior allows the colorful stonework of the magnolias to take center stage.

Dating to the late 19th century, the box is a wonderful example of an object collected during the grand tour and brought home as a sophisticated souvenir of Italy. It remains in wonderful antique condition. There is a small age related shrinkage split to the wood, typical of a piece of this age. The original key is no longer present. The interior is 1.5" deep. 

8" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 2.5" High

$550 

A rare and evocative artist box by Mexican artist Enrique Zavalo, most likely dating to the turn of the century. Cast in bronze with a rich green patina and vertebrae style finish, this sculptural box is both striking and deeply tactile. The lid is beautifully detailed with six birds in relief, adding movement and symbolism to the form.

The interior is lined in red suede and measures approximately one and a half inches deep, making it suitable for small treasures or display as a decorative object. This piece has remained in a single family since it was made and retains its original maker’s sticker on both the underside and interior, an exceptional detail that adds to its provenance and collectibility.

A highly personal and sculptural work that bridges fine art and functional design, offering character, history, and craftsmanship in equal measure.

5" Diameter x 2" High

$450

This charming and character rich box features a finely inlaid central star, likely executed in fruitwood, set against a warm, timeworn surface. The interior retains its original fitted tray with multiple compartments, offering both practicality and historical integrity. The box includes a period photograph of the family to whom it originally belonged, adding a rare and personal layer of provenance.

The interior depth is 3 1/2 inches. The removable interior tray measures approximately 1 1/2 inches deep. Finished with original brass hinges, the box does not retain its key. A wonderfully expressive American object with undeniable personality, reflecting everyday craftsmanship and domestic life of the 19th century.

12.5" Wide x 8" Deep x 5" High

$850

Enrique Zavalo round box by the Mexican artist, created sometime between the turn of the century and the 1920s, possibly earlier. While an exact date has not been confirmed, the craftsmanship and materials are consistent with Zavalo’s early work. The box is cast in bronze and finished with a rich, varied patina, a hallmark of the artist’s pieces, with examples known in both traditional bronze and vertebrae style patinas.

Signed by the artist, this round box is both sculptural and functional, offering strong form, surface depth, and historical presence. A compelling collectible that reflects Zavalo’s artistic vision and the enduring appeal of early Mexican metalwork.

2.5" Diameter x 2" High 

$395

English Regency tea caddy, circa 1820s. Crafted in richly figured rosewood, this magnificent and highly unusual caddy is distinguished by extensive copper inlay and trim throughout. The copper detailing includes the carrying handles, escutcheon, and refined accents that frame the form, creating a striking contrast against the warm rosewood surface. Raised on elegant ball feet, the caddy presents beautifully with strong Regency presence.

The interior retains two original lidded tea compartments positioned from back to front, each measuring approximately 5 inches high and 4 inches deep, with a depth of 4 1/2 inches overall. The central circular aperture, intended for a crystal waste bowl, measures approximately 3 1/2 inches deep; the crystal bowl is no longer present, and the key is absent. Both tea compartments are identical in size and proportion, flanking the central opening symmetrically.

Despite the missing bowl and key, the caddy remains in wonderful condition and is exceptionally decorative. The abundance of copper trim is rare and gives this piece a distinctive character seldom found in Regency tea caddies. A highly collectible example of early 19th century English craftsmanship, offering both visual impact and historical significance.

13.5" Wide x 8" Deep x 9.5" High 

$875

Footed Venetian box, early 20th century. This exquisite Venetian box is distinguished by its exceptional painted decoration, executed with remarkable finesse and depth of color. Though modest in scale, the box makes a strong impression through the quality of its artistry and elegant proportions.

Raised on delicate feet, the form is classic and refined, while the hand painted surface reflects the rich decorative traditions of Venice at the turn of the century. The paintwork remains vibrant and beautifully preserved, underscoring the craftsmanship and attention to detail that elevate this piece beyond the ordinary.

A small yet striking decorative object, ideal for collectors of Italian decorative arts or as a refined accent piece that adds charm, color, and Old World sophistication to an interior.

6" Wide x 5" Deep x 4.5" High 

$395

A refined Baccarat crystal dresser jar, exquisitely crafted and beautifully preserved. The crystal body is brilliantly clear with the weight and precision expected from Baccarat, offering a timeless elegance that elevates any vanity or dressing table.

The fitted silver lid is richly coated in vermeil, adding a warm golden glow that complements the clarity of the crystal. The interior and exterior present as if never used, suggesting it was once part of a larger set, though this offering is for a single jar.

Perfect for storing treasured keepsakes, powder or personal accessories, this Baccarat crystal dresser jar embodies understated luxury and impeccable craftsmanship. A sophisticated addition to any collection of fine crystal and silver.

3.5" Diameter x 3.5" High

$595

A fabulous tortoise shell box, beautifully molded so that the lid is sculpted into its distinctive domed form rather than flat. The rich tortoise patterning has wonderful depth and warmth, closely imitating the natural material while offering durability and refinement.

The box is elegantly strapped in sterling silver, adding structure and contrast to the glowing surface. The silver mounts frame the form with understated sophistication and elevate the overall presentation.

Likely English in origin, this piece carries the tailored elegance and craftsmanship associated with late nineteenth to early twentieth century decorative boxes. A striking and highly decorative accent for a desk, vanity or curated tabletop.

5" Wide x 2" Deep x 2" High

$695

A beautiful Victorian Wavecrest box by CF Monroe Company, circa 1890, signed and in remarkable condition. This exquisite example of American art glass is finely molded and entirely hand painted, showcasing the delicate shading and romantic detailing that define authentic Wavecrest.

The box retains its original silk lining, adding an extra layer of refinement and preservation. The interior silk remains intact, complementing the luminous, creamy glass exterior and intricate decoration.

Highly collectible and increasingly rare in this condition, this signed CF Monroe Wavecrest box is a superb representation of late nineteenth century craftsmanship and Victorian elegance. A refined addition to any serious art glass or antique box collection.

3.5" Diameter x 3" High 

$495

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An early 19th century Chinese export lacquered box, richly decorated with detailed figural scenes. The exterior features a central court scene surrounded by additional vignettes of figures in conversation and gathering, all set within a landscape of flowering vines and delicate butterflies.

Executed in traditional lacquer with gilt decoration, the box reflects the craftsmanship and narrative style characteristic of Chinese export wares made for the Western market during the late 18th to early 19th century. The combination of figural storytelling and natural motifs creates a visually engaging surface from every angle.

This piece would have served as a storage or letter box, offering both function and decorative appeal. The box does not retain its original key.

A classic and highly decorative example of Chinese export lacquer, well suited for collectors or as a distinctive accent within a layered interior. Circa 1800–1820.

8" Wide x 7.5" Deep x 5.5" High

$695

A striking vintage Maitland Smith decorative box crafted in richly textured horn, showcasing the brand’s unmistakable blend of luxury and organic materiality. Likely dating to the 1970s, this handsome piece features warm natural variation throughout the horn surface, giving it depth, movement, and a sculptural presence. Elegant enough for a cocktail table, desk, or library shelf, it offers both beauty and functionality with a generously sized interior for storage. 

A sophisticated accent that captures the glamorous worldly style Maitland Smith became known for during the late 20th century. 

14” Wide x 3.5” Deep x 5” High

$675 

A handsome French Napoleon III walnut box, richly decorated with intricate mother-of-pearl, ivory and brass inlay. The rectangular form is beautifully proportioned and showcases the exceptional craftsmanship characteristic of the late 19th century, with delicate inlaid motifs set against the warm walnut ground.

The lid is centered with an elegant brass cartouche that remains unengraved, offering a clean and sophisticated presentation. Opening to reveal its original blue-lined interior, the box retains much of its charm and functionality. It is believed the interior originally contained a fitted tray or shelf, also lined in blue fabric, which is no longer present. The interior compartment measures approximately 3 inches deep, providing generous storage for jewelry, letters or treasured keepsakes.

The box is presented without its original key. Condition is good overall, consistent with age and use, with a few minor flakes and small losses to the veneer and inlay that do not detract from its decorative appeal. The box remains structurally sound and displays beautifully.

A substantial and decorative example of Napoleon III craftsmanship, ideal for a collector of fine French decorative arts or as an elegant accent within a refined interior.

France, circa 1870

13" Wide x 9" Deep x 5" High 

An exceptional Italian salesman's sample chest, dating to circa 1800–1820, showcasing the refined craftsmanship and ingenious cabinetry of the early 19th century. Beautifully constructed with intricate wood inlay throughout, this elegant cabinet combines sophisticated design with remarkable functionality.

The upper façade is cleverly designed to appear as three individual drawers, yet it actually opens as one full-width drawer fitted with four decorative knobs and accented by finely crafted ivory escutcheons. Beneath, a pair of paneled doors opens to reveal a thoughtfully arranged interior featuring two sliding compartments that extend from either side, providing hidden storage for correspondence, valuables, or personal effects. The lower cabinet retains its original working key, while the upper drawer opens without one.

The rich inlaid veneers display beautiful figuring that has mellowed over more than two centuries, developing the warm patina that only age can impart. Both decorative and practical, this tabletop chest would have graced the desk or library of a distinguished home and remains an outstanding example of Italian cabinetmaking from the Neoclassical period.

Presented in wonderful condition for its age, this rare chest offers exceptional craftsmanship, ingenious hidden storage and timeless elegance, making it equally suited for collectors and sophisticated interiors.

9" Wide x 9" Deep x 12.5" High

$1500

An early 19th century Chinese export black lacquer tea caddy, richly decorated with hand painted gilt scenes depicting traditional Chinese architecture, figures and flowering landscapes.  

Resting on finely cast lion's paw feet, the caddy is accented with delicate ivory details that frame the decoration without overwhelming the design.

Although the original interior fittings are no longer present and the caddy does not retain its key, it remains a highly decorative example of Chinese export craftsmanship from the early Qing period, circa 1800 to 1820. Honest wear to the lacquer reflects two centuries of use and adds to its authentic character.

7.5" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 4.5" High

$650 

An elegant 19th century English regency work box decorated in the chinoiserie taste with intricate pinwork detailing and raised on four brass feet. The exterior displays a beautifully mellow patina acquired through generations of careful use, while the interior is lined in soft pink silk, creating a striking contrast with the richly decorated exterior. 

Originally intended for sewing implements and needlework accessories, this period work box remains an exceptional decorative object as well as a collectible example of regency craftsmanship. The interior compartment measures approximately two inches deep. The original key is no longer present.

9" Wide x 7" Deep x 3.5" High

$650  

A stylish American black lacquer decorative box from the early 1970s featuring finely executed brass inlay characteristic of the Hollywood Regency inspired designs of the period. The clean architectural form and rich lacquer finish make it equally suitable for storing jewelry, desk accessories or treasured keepsakes.

Its timeless combination of glossy black lacquer and warm brass detailing allows it to complement both traditional and contemporary interiors. The box remains in very good vintage condition.

9.5" Wide x 7" Deep x 3.5" High

$450  

A striking Murano art glass jewelry box from the 1950s executed in the glamorous Hollywood Regency style. Rich brown hand blown glass infused with sparkling aventurine inclusions creates exceptional depth and brilliance, while polished brass fittings provide an elegant architectural frame.

Perfectly scaled for jewelry, treasured keepsakes or as a luxurious decorative accent, this substantial Murano box showcases the artistry for which Venetian glassmakers are renowned. The glass remains exceptionally well preserved with beautiful clarity and sparkle.

5" Diameter x 4.5" High

$1650

A richly decorated 19th century Japanese jewelry box crafted in black lacquer with extensive mother of pearl inlay and gilt decoration. The front depicts figures gathered within an architectural landscape, surrounded by shimmering mosaic borders that continue across the sides and lid.

The interior retains its original tufted silk lining. The silk shows age and wear but remains an important original element of the box. There are scattered losses to the lacquer and inlay consistent with age and the delicate nature of the materials. No key is present.

6.5" Wide x 5" Deep x 4.5" High 

$425

A beautifully crafted Italian alabaster box dating to the 1940s. The warm brown and cream stone has naturally varied veining, complemented by a subtly domed lid and deeply fluted sides.

High quality brass hardware provides a refined finishing detail and suggests the box may have originally been produced for a fine jewelry retailer. Its restrained shape allows the natural pattern and translucency of the alabaster to take center stage.

The box remains in exceptionally good vintage condition with no significant damage noted.

5.5" Wide x 4" Deep x 3" High 

$425