A Selection of Boxes
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Reference: bx1
Description:
A late 18th century box veneered with a parquetry of native and
imported hardwoods.
Origin:
Circa: 1800
Materials:
Size: 31cm wide
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Reference: bx3
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Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 28cm wide
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| Reference: bx4
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 23.5cm wide
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| Reference: bx5
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 20cm wide
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Reference: bx6
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold and colour and inlaid with thin slivers of iridescent
mother of pearl
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 18cm wide
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Reference: bx7
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 12cm wide
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| Reference: bx8
Description:
A maple box decorated with a painting depicting roses
Origin: Spa
Circa: 1850
Size: 24.5cm wide
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Reference: bx9
Description:
A shaped box decorated with cut straw work parquetry both inside lined
with silk
Origin: China
Circa: 1890
Size: 11cm wide
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Reference: bx10
Description:
A shaped box decorated with cut straw work parquetry
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 12cm wide
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| Reference: bx11
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold depicting a boy flying his
kite.
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 18.5 wide.
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| Reference: bx12
Box
veneered in walnut and inlaid in strips of geometric marquetry of light
and stained woods.
It
is lined in new paper.
Origin: UK
Circa: 1860
Size: 25.5cm wide
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Reference: bx13
Description:
A papier mâché
box decorated with a coloured transfer depicting roses.
Origin: UK
Circa: 1880
Size: 19cm wide
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Reference: bx14
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold and colour on raised lacquer
depicting a Japanese mountainscape.
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 35cm wide.
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Detail: the lacquer is 3
dimensional
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Reference: bx16
Description:
A lacquered box decorated with gold
containing four others.
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 26cm wide.
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inside of above there are four
lift out lidded boxes decorated in gold depicting flying
swallows.
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| Reference: bx18
Description:
An undulating papier mâché basket with gilded handle and
decoration
Origin: UK
Circa: 1850
Size: 25cm wide.
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| Reference: bx19
Description: A patch box: early
19th century Tunbridge ware in varnished white sycamore having an inlay of
geometrically arranged exotic hardwoods with dramatic natural colours.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1800
Size: 7.5cm wide.
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Reference: bx20
Description: A patch box the inside with its original mirror:
early
19th century Tunbridge ware in varnished white sycamore having an inlay of
geometrically arranged exotic hardwoods with dramatic natural colours.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1800
Size: 7.5cm wide.
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Reference: bx21
Description:
A lacquered tea caddy decorated with gold with lidded
compartment inside
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 18.5cm
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Reference: bx22
Description:
A lacquered heart shaped box decorated with gold and colour depicting cranes a symbol of good fortune.
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size: 9cm
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| Reference: bx23
Reference: pm 129
Description: A papier mâché snuff box with a hand colored
print of a courting scene.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1815
Materials: papier mâché
Size: 3.4"across. 8.5cm.
Condition: Expected wear.
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| Reference: bx24
Description:
A shaped lacquered box decorated with gold depicting cranes a symbol
of good fortune
Origin: Japan
Circa: 1890
Size:
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Reference: bx25
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Reference:
smpm174
Description: A papier mâché snuff box pressed
into an interesting shape.
Origin: England
Circa: 1860
Materials: papier
mâché
Size: 2.1"across.5.5cm.
Condition: Fading
in places of black varnish.
further info: /smallboxes/smallbox174/
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Reference: bx26
Reference: sm175
Description: A pressed papier mâché snuff box accented with
pewter.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1860
Materials: papier mâché.
Size: 3.6"x1.8".9x4.5cm.
Condition: Small
scratches.
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| Reference: bx27
Reference: sm169
Description: A severe papier mâché snuff box with silver accents.
The larger than usual size for this form is softened with curved sides.
Origin: England
Circa: 1840
Materials: papier mâché
Size: 4"x1.4".10x3.6cm.
Condition: Some wear and
fine scratches and dents when closely examined.
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Reference: bx28
Reference: smpm170
Description: A small papier mâché box decorated in chinoiserie.
The faces are finely painted. The background of landscapes with pavilions
is in gold.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1880
Materials: papier mâché.
Size: 1.2"across.3.2cm.
Condition: Gold worn.
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Reference: bx29
Description: early
19th century Tunbridge ware box in varnished white sycamore the hinged lid
decorated with a hand coloured print depicting Canterbury from
Marble Down which was also used as - full frontispiece to
Ireland's history of Kent G. Shepherd/Adlard. The inside of the box
is lined with the original pink coloured paper.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1830
Size: 13cm wide.
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| Reference: bx30
A bentwood (spruce) box
depicting a single tulip (transfer). Late 19th century Scandinavian.
Size: 12.5cm wide.
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A carved wooden box the lid
on a swivel hinge.
Size: 10cm wide.
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Reference: bx32
Description: A small
papier mâché box decorated in chinoiserie. The interior is arranged
for stamps A lady is carried by servants.
The faces are finely painted.
Origin: England.
Circa: 1880
Materials: papier mâché.
Size: 1.2"across.3.2cm.
Condition: Gold worn.
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