Antique Document Box

Kings figures. Unique one of kind treasure documents rectangular shape Moorish wooden box.

/document boxes or for tea and other valuables. Note that the upper edges are nearly black with a roughness

, used for storing documents, jewels, or sewing box. The six drawer chest is inset with bone, walnut

, or wealthy merchants seeking to safeguard gold coins, precious jewels, or important documents. The

-known lock brand of London. Inside the box, documents referring to the military career and death of the

This exquisite Meiji-period lacquer document box known as a ryoshibako showcases the meticulous

alarm of impending uprise while standing on a cobblestone street with a gilt metal document box and drum

book document boxes. Hand crafted individually and painted with dates and the name Roques. With brass

South East Asian document/storage box, Thailand or Burma, circa 1940s, decorated with figures and

Vizagapatam, 2nd half 18th century H. 10.8 x W. 47 x D. 34 cm There are a few similar document boxes with

. Arguably also men used them, but as document boxes, since some of these miniature chests of drawers in the

use it to play with or show of with during teatime. Arguably also men used them, but as document boxes

made portable writing desks and document boxes indispensable items of furniture for VOC officials in

(writing instrument and document box) or collectors cabinet (for valuables). Hand-crafted solid pine

central door flanked by columnar document boxes and a pigeonhole arrangement over two drawers. The case

put books or scrolls and, later, to write. Rectangular ryōshibako (letter and document box) with a

used to put books or scrolls and, later, to write. Rectangular ryoshibako (letter and document box

lower document box (Ryoshibako) circa 1910-30s (end of Meiji to Showa period). The high glossy box was

Batavia (Jakarta), or Sri Lanka, circa 1680-1720 The document or money box is densely carved with

Batavia (Jakarta), or Sri Lanka, circa 1680-1720 The document or money box is densely carved with

, antique document sorter, historical filing system, Bramah Improved, antique correspondence box, vintage

A Japanese lacquered wood fubako (a box to store document or small scroll painting) circa late 18th

all executed in fine gilt brass. The box has a document drawer with a lock to the bottom and a lid to

key The mirror pulls forward to reveal a hidden document folio, this little box is full of

originally intended as a practical storage box for documents or personal items, it carries a quiet sculptural

cook fish in stainless steel with all document and box, first edition with the extension signature

centuries, designed to hold cartons or storage boxes for documents and correspondence. Typically found in