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A striking Murano glass box featuring a finely detailed gold pheasant, beautifully rendered within the glass. The rich tones and luminous quality of the Murano glass create depth and movement, while the pheasant adds an elegant and distinctive focal point.

Crafted in the tradition of Venetian glassmaking, this piece showcases the artistry and refinement associated with Murano work. The combination of color, clarity, and decorative motif gives it both visual impact and collectible appeal.

A refined and eye catching example of Murano glass with a unique figural detail.

5.25" Wide x 3.75" Deep x 3.25" High

$1195

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 

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

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

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 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 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

Large French marriage chest, a substantial antique storage piece with strong presence and warm aged character. The form reflects traditional craftsmanship, designed with both function and symbolism, often associated with a wedding dowry and ceremonial gifting.

Used for storing textiles, personal heirlooms and important household linens or as a decorative accent at the foot of a bed, in an entryway or layered into a collected interior. Its scale and patina make it an easy statement piece in any room. Circa 1850s. 

29" Wide x 13.5" Deep x 12" High

$1795

 A charming vintage decorative box wrapped in faux reptile material with a striking scaled pattern in rich lilac and deep plum tones. The rectangular form features a gently arched lid and rests elegantly on polished ball feet, giving it a sophisticated presence suitable for a vanity, desk, coffee table or bookshelf display.

The interior is lined in coordinating lilac fabric, with the same fabric covering the underside, reflecting thoughtful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Both decorative and functional, this box is ideal for storing small personal treasures while adding texture and visual interest to an interior.

7.75" Wide x 5" Deep x 4" High 

$250

A striking antique French blue opaline glass box dating to the mid 19th century, circa 1860. The rich turquoise blue opaline glass has a luminous depth and smooth polished surface that beautifully reflects light. The domed top rectangular form is accented by a simple metal mount, giving the piece a refined and elegant appearance.

French opaline glass was highly prized during the 19th century for its vibrant color and silky finish. Boxes like this were often used to store jewelry, gloves, or personal treasures and were popular decorative objects on dressing tables and vanities.

This example has wonderful presence and color, making it an excellent addition to a collection of antique French glass or decorative boxes.

5.5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 4" High

$1595

A beautiful and eye catching Murano glass casket box designed by Alessandro Mandruzzato, one of Italy's most recognized glass artists. Created in Murano around 1970, this piece showcases the bold colors and clean geometric forms that made his work so popular.

Thick crystal clear glass surrounds vibrant ruby red and golden amber layers, creating a stunning effect as light moves through the piece. The colors seem to float within the glass, giving the box a jewel like appearance from every angle.

The substantial weight and exceptional craftsmanship immediately set this piece apart, making it as much a work of art as a storage box.

5.25" Wide x 3.75" Deep x 3.25" High

$1195

A beautiful antique French ruby glass box dating to the late 19th century. Richly colored in a deep translucent ruby red, this elegant piece is accented with finely detailed gilt bronze mounts and distinctive ring handles on either side, adding both charm and character.

The simplicity of the cylindrical form allows the dramatic color of the glass to take center stage. When illuminated, the ruby glass glows with remarkable depth, making it a striking decorative object.

Originally intended for storing treasured keepsakes, jewelry, or personal items, this box remains as functional today as it is beautiful. The contrast between the vibrant red glass and aged gilt bronze hardware creates a timeless look that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors.

French glass boxes from this period are highly sought after for their craftsmanship, color, and decorative appeal, and this example offers all three in a wonderfully versatile size.

3.5" Wide x 2" Deep x 2.75" High

$695

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

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

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

An exceptional English regency tea caddy crafted from beautifully figured burr yew wood, showcasing dramatic swirling grain throughout. The caddy is fitted with pressed brass carrying handles that complement the warm tones of the timber. 

Fine examples in burr yew are increasingly sought after for both their craftsmanship and striking natural beauty. Circa 1810.

8.25" Wide x 5" Deep x 7" High

$1295

An exceptional late 19th century English Tunbridge Ware tea caddy, showcasing the extraordinary craftsmanship for which the workshops of Tunbridge Wells became internationally renowned. The elegant domed lid is exquisitely decorated with intricate geometric mosaic inlay, demonstrating the remarkable precision and artistry that define this highly collectible form.

The interior remains beautifully complete, retaining its original twin tea compartments, crystal mixing bowl, both fitted compartment lids and the original key, a combination that is increasingly difficult to find.

Rich in detail and remarkably well preserved, this handsome tea caddy is both a functional survivor of the Victorian tea tradition and an outstanding example of English decorative craftsmanship.

14.5" Wide x 9" Deep x 8" High

$1795

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

A charming antique table top chest, crafted with classic proportions and rich wood tones. 

Originally intended as a decorative or apprentice piece, the chest offers wonderful character and timeless appeal. Its compact scale makes it ideal for displaying on a desk, shelf, or within a curated collection of miniature furniture.

7.5" Wide x 4.5" Deep x 6.75" High

$795

A handsome 19th century English burr yew tea caddy, beautifully crafted with richly figured burr yew veneers framed by contrasting ebony stringing. The gracefully domed lid, elegant proportions, and finely cast brass lion's paw feet exemplify the refined workmanship of the Victorian period.

The interior remains beautifully intact, opening to reveal its original crimson paper lining and retaining the original twin tea compartments with matching burr yew lids. Each compartment is fitted with its original turned bone pull, preserving the caddy's authentic appearance and functionality. This is an increasingly desirable example for collectors.

The warm, swirling grain of the burr yew creates a striking visual effect across every surface, while the quality of the veneers and careful construction reflect the high standards of English cabinetmakers during the 19th century.

An elegant addition to a collection of English tea wares, fine boxes or decorative antiques, this tea caddy celebrates both the artistry and ritual of Victorian tea culture.

8" Wide x 5" Deep x 6.75" High

$1295

A striking antique French Boulle box showcasing the celebrated decorative technique popularized by André-Charles Boulle, whose masterful use of richly contrasting materials defined the height of French luxury during the Louis XIV period.

The pierced gilt metal exterior is exquisitely engraved with scrolling foliate motifs, allowing the vibrant crimson fabric beneath to create dramatic depth and contrast. Centering the lid is an elegant porcelain plaque, hand-painted with a delicate bouquet of flowers against a vivid sky blue background, framed by an ornate gilt surround that serves as the focal point of the composition.

The interior is fully lined in sumptuous crimson velvet, creating a luxurious presentation ideal for jewelry or treasured keepsakes. The richly upholstered lining beautifully complements the openwork gilt metal exterior, resulting in an interior as refined as the box itself.

An exceptional decorative object, this box embodies the elegance and sophistication of French decorative arts.  

7" Wide x 4.5" Deep x 4.75" High

$1395

An attractive English Tunbridge Ware bridge box dating to the late 19th century. Crafted from mixed woods with the intricate geometric marquetry associated with Tunbridge Wells artisans, this elegant box was designed to hold playing cards and gaming accessories. 

Its refined proportions and superb craftsmanship make it a wonderful example of Victorian English decorative arts. Circa 1880.

10" Wide x 7.5" Deep x 6" High

$695