A Selection of Boxes
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Reference: bx1
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Reference: bx4
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx5
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx6
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx7
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx8
Description: Origin: Spa Circa: 1850
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Reference: bx9
Description: Origin: China Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx11
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx12
Box veneered in walnut and inlaid in strips of geometric marquetry of light and stained woods. It is lined in new paper. Origin: UK Circa: 1860
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Reference: bx13
Description: A papier mâché box decorated with a coloured transfer depicting roses.
Origin: UK Circa: 1880
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Reference: bx14
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Detail: the lacquer is 3 dimensional |
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Reference: bx16
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx18
Description: Origin: UK Circa: 1850
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Reference: bx21
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx24
Description: Origin: Japan Circa: 1890
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Reference: bx25
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Reference: bx26
Reference: sm175 Origin: England. Circa: 1860 Materials: papier mâché. Condition: Small scratches. further information smallboxes/smallbox175 |
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Reference: bx30
A bentwood (spruce) box depicting a single tulip (transfer). Late 19th century Scandinavian.
Size: 12.5cm wide. |
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Reference: bx31
A carved wooden box the lid on a swivel hinge. Size: 10cm wide. |
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