Regency Boxes

A very rare Regency medicine cabinet in well figured mahogany profusely inlaid in brass and marquetry, with recessed brass handles to the top and a...

A pretty English Regency sewing or work box of sarcophagus form, with penwork decoration of bucolic scenes, with gilt brass paw feet and lion's hea...

Turned boxwood patch box with painted decoration and the top a view of Brighton Pavilion, probably from Tunbridge Wells. English, circa 1820 He...

Circa 1815, a neat sized Regency rosewood and brass inlaid domed pagoda top tea caddy. The top has brass inlay on four sides and the crown, the fro...

Sycamore and Pine with Original Painted Decoration

An exquisite little Regency Cream & Gilt Japanned Sewing Table Cabinet. Decorated on the top & front with gilt chinoiserie and brightly coloured fi...

Superb Regency Tea Caddy with a stunning bow fronted pressed Tortoiseshell Starburst panel, silver initial plate and silver plated ball feet and fi...

Wonderful example of a Painted Penwork Sewing Box, all applied on white wood sycamore box with a quite beautiful complex shape, giving the artist m...

An early 19th century Regency dome top rosewood veneered deed box. The lid of the box has box wood and ebony line inlay to the edge and geomet...

VeneeredAn early 19th century amboyna veneered slope top writing box. The box has a decorative panel in the centre of the lid, a broad geometr...

Circa 1815, Regency tortoiseshell, ivory and white metal inlaid tea caddy. The shaped and curved top is segmented with metal string inlay, and open...

The original Moroccan leather is blind tooled and adorned with gilt-metal mounts. The casket is on brass paw feet.

Late Regency rosewood writing slope with brass inlaid decoration, and carrying handles. Fitted interior with ink wells and concealed drawers. Circa...

A large and fine blonde tortoiseshell tea caddy with ivory stringing, the two interior compartments with matching tortoiseshell covers. The initial...

An English, Regency period, pagoda shaped tortoiseshell tea caddy, well matched panels with ivory stringing and the original matched covers within.

Fine quality Regency kingwood and brass inlaid Tea Caddy. Circa 1810.

A small early 19th Century mahogany medicine cabinet, the twin doors opening to reveal an arrangement of bottles, some with labels for A.B. Sparrow...

Regency pen & ink work Box. Circa 1810.

An early 19th century burr yew woo Needlework Box with domed lid and shaped sides. The interior lined with the original blue paper.

Regency period tea caddy in excellent condition raised on four small silver plated ball feet. The interior has two compartments with lids

Late Regency Mahogany Writing Slope brass bound. Carrying handles. side drawer. Fitted Interior c/w ink wells.

Regency Corromandel tea caddy with brass inlay fitted interior with glass mixing bowl

Rare George III miniature silver filigree inkstand made in England, almost certainly in Birmingham in c1800. The inkstand is formed of a standish a...

Beautifully inlayed with scrolling brass work and raised on bun feet.

A kingwood Tea Caddy with fitted interior

Exceptional Regency Ribbed Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy with canted lid an silver plated finiel

A tiny red-painted English Regency chest of drawers, with graduated drawers, reeded detailing and shaped bracket feet and brass drawer pulls.

A pair of 19th century tea caddies in the shape of melons.

The box lid with Sheraton oval inlay and inlaid chequer border and two coin slots of different sizes. The front and back each inlaid and with f...

The box is a masterpiece of both workmanship and design. The lid with central cartouche of beribboned flowers with foliate scroll work around all...

Dome top Penwork sewing basket veneered in sycamore, hand decorated with a variety of interesting oriental themed scenes. On the top are scenes of ...

A Delightful Early 19th Century Octagonal Burr Yew Tea Caddy Having Boxwood Strung Decoration

The box of rectangular form with inset military type handles opens to an interior fitted probably to enclose decanters and perhaps some spirit gl...

President Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809) thought highly of such dispatch boxes, which he referred to as "polygraph" desk copying presses.

A plain style antique caddy box in Old Sheffield plate. Queen Anne style with half ribbed body.

Good George III English hallmarked silver kitchen nutmeg grater made in London in 1804 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson. This piece is of conve...

A whitewood spool ox with an applied print of Buckland, Devon. Currently on display at The Edenbridge Galleries

A whitewood spool box hand painted with a rural scene.

A whitewood reel box with a painted view of a cottage.

A painted Tunbridge Ware needle holder.

A painted Tunbridge Ware needlework basket with a simulated tortoiseshell finish.

A finely painted whitewood Tunbridge Ware needlework basket with swing handle. The pin hinged lids are painted with cottage scenes and the frieze i...

Tunbridge Ware box with a painted rural scene