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Antique Burr walnut veneered box circa 1870

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Reference: JB461

Description:
JB461 Burr walnut veneered box circa 1870. 
A box veneered in strikingly figured burr walnut. The central plaque and motif are of engraved brass. There is no further decoration, the attraction being the very pretty figure of the wood. The box has a lower drawer which opens with a spring mechanism. On the top part, the box has a later lift out tray. The box has been relined. The mirror, which clicks in place on the inside top part, is original as is its embossed leather framing. The box has small veneer repairs and some damage above the lock. Working lock and key. 

Origin: UK

Circa: 1870

Size: 30.5 cm wide by 23 cm by 18.2 cm: 12 inches wide by 9 inches by  7.2 inches.

Condition:

 

JB461 Burr walnut veneered box circa 1870. A box veneered in strikingly figured burr walnut. The central plaque and motif are of engraved brass. There is no further decoration, the attraction being the very pretty figure of the wood. The box has a lower drawer which opens with a spring mechanism. On the top part, the box has a later lift out tray. The box has been relined. The mirror, which clicks in place on the inside top part, is original as is its embossed leather framing. The box has small veneer repairs and some damage above the lock. Working lock and key.  Enlarge Picture

 

JB461 Burr walnut veneered box circa 1870. A box veneered in strikingly figured burr walnut. The central plaque and motif are of engraved brass. There is no further decoration, the attraction being the very pretty figure of the wood. The box has a lower drawer which opens with a spring mechanism. On the top part, the box has a later lift out tray. The box has been relined. The mirror, which clicks in place on the inside top part, is original as is its embossed leather framing. The box has small veneer repairs and some damage above the lock. Working lock and key.  Enlarge Picture

The box has a lower drawer which opens with a spring mechanism. 

The mirror, which clicks in place on the inside top part, is original as is its embossed leather framing. 

On the top part, the box has a later lift out tray. The box has been relined.

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The box has a lower drawer which opens with a spring mechanism.

 

The box has a lower drawer which opens with a spring mechanism.  The release button is on the back facing between the hinges. The drawer releases with a satisfying click.

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The mirror, which clicks in place on the inside top part, is original as is its embossed leather framing. 

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Working lock and key.

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The central plaque and motif are of engraved brass. There is no further decoration, the attraction being the very pretty figure of the wood.

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