Antique Ballot Boxes

Large red painted slide top box with bold lettering. Faded script on top indicates Maine origin. Original paint and square nail construction. Handle likely added later in the 19th ce...

The tongue lifts to reveal a slot for ballots. The box could then be locked for safe keeping the ballots until time for them to be counted.

An English ballot box featuring an exterior of brushed steel replete with hinged top and slot for dropping in your favorite politico's name - your vote counts!

This is an antique ballot box. An English, rosewood and boxwood inlaid voting or post box, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

A pair of rectangular mahogany ballot boxes with inward sloped lids mounted on breadboard carrying handles.

Black cylindrical 19th century ballot box by Geo Barnard & Company of Saint Louis Missouri.

An unusual ballot box late 19th century in age with scraffito lettering "VOTE" and "SPARE BALLS" a hinged top section reveals two circular holes, underneath the voids two drawers sit...

According to the client who had this box it was a Victorian ballot box. Although with further research I believe it is probably a cash register till drawer.

This is an antique hotel post box. An English, mahogany telegram or ballot case, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1900.

The person would have provided general services from anything to delivering important documents to handling ballot boxes and opening and closing doors properly.

Women would use separate ballots limited to just these school issues and often used separate ballot boxes as well.

Pair of early 20th century ballot box end tables, American, circa 1920s. I know we're all tired of talk about the election, but these ballot boxes would be perfect for anyone intere...

Early 20th century locking ballot box. Found in the Kansas. Fantastic red, white and blue original paint alligatored surface.

Fraternal organization marble ballot box. The open end on this box would have contained black and white marbles.

The scene depicts a group of men, diverse in age and appearance, gathered around ballot boxes, waiting to cast their votes. Among them, a Black man stands in line, signifying the inc...

This centrepiece was probably a ballot box turned in a tureen subsequently. There isn’t the hallmark but both the general structure and shape and all the decorative motifs suggest an...

Oak ballot box, with chicken wire glass. Hinged lid, retaining three original locks.

A beautifully crafted Biedermeier ballot box with original bronze mounts.

Petitions and requests for audience were placed in this ballot box at the Palais Royale in Paris. Crafted in the manner of Boulle marquetry, an outstanding example of intricate carvi...

Item #019-29 Mahogany English Ballot Box of superb quality with brass handles on Iron Stand

A scarce oak ballot box by Toye & Co. Of the absolute highest quality, in solid oak throughout with two lined drawers below the shrouded aperture above, finished with cast bronze Y &...

An English 19th Century Black Metal Hinged Ballot Box. Hand Painted "House of Lords - Westminster"

Pair of wood and glass ballot boxes from Pennsylvania with original handles and hasps.

Clever and interesting English neoclassical mahogany ballot box with handpainted Yes/No above the door, and "Y" and "N" painted on the door, C. 1860's-1870's.

This ballot box cannot be hacked or manipulated.

An early 19th century Regency Period mahogany ballot box, having a turned finial above a circular aperture, set within a pitched roof with painted inscription, “Yes” and “No”.

Very unique ballot box with yes/no boxes. Beautiful age on red painted tole.

Mahogany and inlaid gentleman’s private club or hotel posting cabinet, circa 1890. With a mahogany top with double string inlay and satin cross banding above two full length cupboard...

Pair of English polished metal lift top ballot boxes with narrow ballot slide on top and side handles.

This is an original voting ballot box. It is inscribed from the Borough of Dudley and has handles on two sides and a slot on top, to place your ballot.

The lids with handles formed as openings. By repute made as ballot boxes for a French Bank. Both of octagonal form, the front panels with varying embossed panels with red highlights...

An English Victorian wooden ballot box. The red brick, windows, doors, "FOR" and "AGAINST" on the two drawers and the "OSBORNE HOUSE" plaque on the facade are all hand painted.

Antique ballot box.

Just in time for the presidential elections comes this wooden ballot box made secure and solid with dovetail joinery.

Circa 1910, this American ballot box is copper-bound with the original glass panels along with the original oak lid, which lifts up.