Jewellery Box

19th century

Sold by Michael Johnson Antiques

Description

An absolutely stunning Jewellery Box. Made from a Mixture of amboyna and burr walnut wood which gives of a lovely grain through out. Around the trim is fully fitted with brass which also covers every corner which really adds to the quality of the box. Original square brass inlay in the centre of the lid. The inside is all completely original with 3 separated sections purely made for Jewellery. Each tray is specifically designed for certain types of Jewellery. Would be perfect for the likes of Necklaces, bracelets, watches and rings.

The Box is secured by a double lock which is completely original. By turning the key twice locks each lock. This box is all in immaculate condition and truly is eye catching.

Dating back to the Victorian period.

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Materials;

Amboyna, burr walnut, brass and velvet.

Age;

C.1840

Size;

Length; 30cm

Width; 23.5cm

Height; 11cm

Reference Number; 5582

Declaration

Michael Johnson Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA318632

Dealers Internal Reference

5582

Dealers Notes

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Description

An absolutely stunning Jewellery Box. Made from a Mixture of amboyna and burr walnut wood which gives of a lovely grain through out.

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Around the trim is fully fitted with brass which also covers every corner which really adds to the quality of the box.

Michael Johnson Antiques

Original square brass inlay in the centre of the lid. The inside is all completely original with 3 separated sections purely made for Jewellery. Each tray is specifically designed for certain types of Jewellery. Would be perfect for the likes of Necklaces, bracelets, watches and rings.

The Box is secured by a double lock which is completely original. By turning the key twice locks each lock. This box is all in immaculate condition and truly is eye catching.

Dating back to the Victorian period.