Beautiful Mahogany Jewellery Box

Name: Beautiful Mahogany Jewellery Box
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA703261
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Waterfall Antiques

Description

An exquisite example of a Regency mahogany general purpose storage box — ideal for use as a jewellery casket. It has well-figured timbers with an original finish having a rich patination and a glowing lustre shine. The lift-up lid reveals a storage area, and the drawer below — with its fine dovetail construction — provides another useful space. There is a single key, and it operates both the lock to the lid and the lock to the drawer. The lion's-head ring handles to each side are original, as are the four turned mahogany foot supports. This wonderful box is English, and it dates from c.1820s.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

27cm (10.63")

Width

31cm (12.20")

Depth

20cm (7.87")

Declaration

Waterfall Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA703261

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Description

An exquisite example of a Regency mahogany general purpose storage box — ideal for use as a jewellery casket.

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It has well-figured timbers with an original finish having a rich patination and a glowing lustre shine.

Waterfall Antiques

The lift-up lid reveals a storage area, and the drawer below — with its fine dovetail construction — provides another useful space. There is a single key, and it operates both the lock to the lid and the lock to the drawer. The lion's-head ring handles to each side are original, as are the four turned mahogany foot supports. This wonderful box is English, and it dates from c.1820s.