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A cloisonné black and white tea jar canister in a rare geometric design by Fabienne Jouvin, a French artist passionate about Chinese culture. Circa early 1900’s, France.

6” Diameter x 7.5” High 

$995

This exquisite antique ruby red glass sugar box is a stunning example of fine craftsmanship, featuring intricate etched detailing and elegant ormolu trim. The deep ruby red glass catches the light beautifully, showcasing the delicate etched patterns. The ornate ormolu adds a touch of luxury, enhancing the vintage charm of this collectible piece. France, 19th century.

4" Wide x 2.5" Deep x 3" High

$795

This elegant 19th century tea caddy from England is a stunning example of craftsmanship. Featuring a beautifully designed faux tortoiseshell inside and out. It reflects the charm and sophistication of the Victorian era. The caddy showcases intricate details, with its warm, rich tones and polished surface exuding timeless appeal.

8" Wide x 4.75" Deep x 5.75" High

$1895 

This beautiful blue pressed glass box is from the late 1800s. Czechoslovakia pressed glass items from this time were highly valued across Europe and still are very collectible today with blue being one of the most sought after colors. 

4.75" Wide x 3.25" Deep x 4" High

$995

A gorgeous vintage pink Murano glass box with shimmering gold flakes and brass trim. Circa 1970s, Italy.

4.5" Diameter x 4.25" High

$995

A French cut crystal Baccarat style box with bronze mounts, circa1880. 

5.5" Wide x 3.25" Deep x 4" High 

$895

An early 1900s Tiffany Studios pine needle, Carmel slag stamp box. Circa 1910 - 1920.

4” Wide x 2.25” Deep x 1.5” High 

$795

An antique round dresser box from France. Clear glass with blue, white and gold enamel. Circa 1900. 

4.5” Diameter x 4.5’ High 

$795

With Mother of Pearl Inlay

11” Wide x 4” Deep x 3.5” High

$795

A striking example of late regency inspired design, this English tea caddy circa 1900 features a dramatic pagoda form lid, atop a classic sarcophagus silhouette. Crafted in rich wood with beautifully preserved patina, the box is elevated on finely turned bun feet and accented with subtle molded edges that highlight its sculptural form.

The interior reveals two compartments, complete with original fittings, making it desirable feature prized by collectors for both authenticity and display value. Whether placed on a mantel, bookshelf, or in a tea lover’s collection, this caddy is both functional and a study in elegant symmetry. 

9" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 7.5" High

$695

A refined 19th century English tea box in the elegant regency style, complete with its original key. Crafted with clean lines and understated brass accents, this box captures the balance and symmetry that define the era’s design. The rich wood grain is beautifully aged, adding warmth and depth to its timeless form.

The interior reveals two compartments, originally used to store fine teas, with the original lining and hardware. The working key is a rare and desirable detail, enhancing both its functionality and collectibility. 

A handsome addition to any tea caddy collection or a sophisticated accent for a desk, console, or curated vignette.

7.75" Wide x 4.75" Deep x 5" High

$695

A rare partridge wood box dating to circa 1790, England. This elegant late Georgian piece showcases the distinct grain and deep natural luster of partridge wood, highly prized in the 18th century for its decorative appeal and refined finish.

The box features finely crafted joinery with a classic rectangular form that reflects the simplicity and symmetry of Georgian design. A warm patina has developed over centuries, enhancing the visual depth of the exotic veneer.

Originally intended for personal treasures or desk use, it now makes a distinguished addition to any antique box collection or an elegant accent atop a writing desk or bookshelf.

4.5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 4.75" High

A beautifully crafted mid 19th century English tea caddy featuring a graceful domed top and refined parquetry banding. Dating to circa 1860, this caddy showcases warm, richly toned wood and precise geometric inlay that adds both texture and elegance to its classic form.

The curved lid lifts to reveal the original interior compartments traditionally used to store black and green teas, still lined and retaining their period charm. The piece rests on a flat base, offering a sturdy and balanced presence whether displayed on a sideboard, desk, or shelf. A lovely example of victorian era decorative woodwork, this tea caddy blends everyday function with timeless English craftsmanship.  

10" Wide x 5" Deep x 6" High

$695

A large antique box from France. The wooden box has such a wonderful design with brass banding and a top handle. Has a key. Circa 1890, France.

8.25" Wide x 5.75" Deep x 4.75" High

$695

A remarkable late 18th century tea caddy crafted in richly figured mahogany and detailed with exquisite tulipwood banding. This English tea caddy, dating to circa 1790, is a striking example of late Neoclassical refinement, elegant in proportion and bold in detail.

Its elevated by finely cast gilt lion paw feet, adding a sense of regal weight and classical grandeur. The lid opens to reveal dual compartments used for storing fine teas of the period.

Tulipwood inlay lines the edges with subtle contrast, highlighting the caddy’s expertly executed geometry and adding a decorative flourish prized by collectors. The warm, time softened patina enhances the overall sense of age, taste, and quality.

An outstanding piece for connoisseurs of Georgian decorative arts, or a luxurious accent to any finely appointed interior.

8" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 4" High

$695

This regency table box reflects the elegance and refinement associated with the regency period of the early 19th century. A wonderful box to display in a table or shelf. Circa 1920, England.

8" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 4.25" High 

$795

An antique Baccarat style cut crystal box has brass trim framing the piece and an intricate wreath shaped closure. Perfect for storing jewelry or small treasures. 19th century, France.

5.5" Wide x 3.25" Deep x 4.25" High 

$695

The correspondence box, often referred to as a writing box was a popular item in the 19th century, particularly in England. The Turnbridge style refers to the marquetry work associated with Tunbridge Wells in Kent, England. Tunbridge ware was renowned for its intricate marquetry and mosaic inlays, often depicting geometric patterns. The inside of the box has compartments for paper and envelopes. Circa 1850, England.

9" Wide x 5" Deep x 4.75" High

$795

A 19th century mahogany sewing box with red silk interior ad multiple compartments. From England, 19th century. 

10” Wide x 7” Deep x 5” High 

$795

English 18th Century Lap Desk  

An 18th century lemon wood lap desk with metal beading. With dark green writing surface inside and with the key. From England. 

13" Wide x 8.5" Deep x 3.5" High

$995

A lovely, round pink Murano jewelry trinket box with a leaf on the top. Italy, circa 1940.

4ʺWide × 4ʺDeep × 3.5ʺ High

$595

An antique wooden storage box with original paint and a hinged top. 

From Switzerland, circa 1900.

22” Wide x 15” Deep x 20” High

$1595

19th century domed top figured ash box with brass. Box is with lock and key.  

10” Wide x 4” Deep x 3” High

$895