Boxes and Tea Caddies : | Please note that only a small part of our inventory is illustrated here. Please contact us for your specific needs. | |
#15682 A late Regency period rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay, Ca 1830 |
#15631 George III period octagonal mahogany tea caddy with oval floral vase inlays and ivory key escutcheon. England, circa 1790. |
#16490 A rare Egyptian Revival tea caddy with enameled brass mounts. England, circa 1850-70. |
#15328 George III period octagonal tea caddy in sycamore with finely inlaid Prince of Wales feathers and shell decoration. England, circa 1790-1800 |
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#16487 Pair French rococo baluster form candlesticks with cyma curved bases. Circa 1770 |
#SGW12 A fine pair of George III period oval cast salts. London, Samuel Adams, circa 1785 |
#GW18 A small American tiger maple footstool with caned seat and turned legs. Circa 1820 |
A group of Englis hand French Vestas, late 19th to early 20th |
18th Century Enamels : | ||
SGW Bilston enamel footed salt painted in polychrome enamels with floral decoration within gilt reserves on a blue ground. England, circa 1770. |
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Snuff Boxes and Virtu: | ||
#12558 George III period ivory and rose gold toothpick box with plaited hair. England, circa 1790 |
#15362 A collection of 19th century carved wood, metal and paper mache's shoe form snuff boxes. |
#MWG1 A large French vernis martin snuffbox lined in tortoise, the lid with a pastoral scene. Late 18thc. |
#16147 A silver gilt and painted enamel compact with a scene of Dante and Beatrice. Italian, 20th c, |
#GW4 A fine English paper mache' silver pique' box in the neoclassical taste with engraved family crest. Circa 1790 |
#15559 A collection of mid 19th century glass and silver scent bottles |
Antique Trays & Papier Mache' |
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#15063 A papier mache' chinoiserie letter holder and a papier mache' coaster. 19th c. Letter holder Sold. |
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#MKG7 A finely wheel engraved George III decanter with original cut stopper. England, circa 1780-90. |
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