Antique Cedar Box

19th century French tulip wood and burr cedar tea caddy. The single tea caddy dates back to circa

A good early 20th century Mexican inlaid marquetry rebozo box from Jalostotitlan. Cedar wood with

/ occasional hinged-lid box with cedar lining from the Iconic Skyscraper line by Rice. Significant remnants of

A large Secerssionist period box lined in cedar wood and executed in walnut inlaid with brass

A fabulous Scottish brass novelty book-shaped cigar box with working clasp and adjustable cedar

Set of two Japanese cedar wood tea crates circa 1960s. Original graphics and labels. Tin-lined

Vintage Japanese cedar wood tea shipping crate circa 1960s. Original graphic and labeling on

iron lock-plate, hasp and hinges. The interior with several small stippled drawers. Cedar-wood with

A beautifully crafted 18th century Spanish colonial hand tooled and embossed leather box with iron

A 17th century Spanish colonial cedar wood bargueno with the original lock-plate, barrel key, four

Antique Japanese armor box used to store Samurai armor. Cedar wood with original iron hardware

Set of 5 Japanese lacquered bento boxes from Kyoto, Japan. Taisho period - 1920s. (Measurements

A rare, sterling silver ‘swivelling’ cigarette box by Asprey & Co., with an engine-turned body and

Cartier, Paris A magnificent and generous sterling silver Art Deco cigar box of rectangular form

cedar. (Cigar box) Measurements: 18.5 x 10.5 cm. With frame: 36.2 x 31.3 cm. BIOGRAPHY: Painter. He

silver Cigar Box, with a cedar wood lined interior and features a removable compartment divider.

each with flush fitting brass finger pulls and cedar linings. The sentry box has a sprung lock

1868-1912 damascened iron lidded box standing upon its fitted silver base, the cedar lined box is

although clearly highly regarded to have presented such a large cedar lined cigar box as a Christmas

the work of Archibald Knox. The box is cedar lined and most likely used for cigars. The item is of

a folk art style of wood carving, utilizing recycled found materials, such as cedar or mahogany

This is a French brass inlaid 1870 Tulipwood and burr cedar table box. The box has the original

motifs. The interior is lined with cedar wood in a contrasting reddish brown. The hinged box is unmarked