Antique Match Boxes

Beautiful antique (19th century) French round dresser box in rich cobalt blue glass with exceptional gilt and enameled decorations, and depicting a chess match between two distinguis...

1906-1910 Roycroft marked copper match box holder. Hand worked. Good condition with light signs of use.

This colorful set is composed by a round dish and a match box holder. It was carefully crafted by the E.

With a perfectly matched cover, the box's precise cutting is on full display, giving testament to the fine quality of Hawkes' creations.

Although, there was a match box inserted by the previous owner that we removed.

Arts and Crafts Brass Fender with Coal and Log Boxes A Victorian Brass Fender it is Arts and Crafts in Style, it has a sleek design and has 2 lined Coal or Log boxes to match The Fe...

Similarly, the holly banded frieze and oak-lined base drawer are each decorated in book-matched oysters of olive, inside opposing break arches of box, each book-matched and placed wi...

LEONARD TSUGUHARU FOUJITA (1886-1968) Extremely rare square wooden coffee table with inlaid design depicting scissors, cigar, pencil, envelope, pipes, a pair of tortoiseshell glasse...

Flanking compartments with carved lids provide additional storage, including a mall box suitable for matches. A circular opening at the front is designed to hold an inkwell or remova...

This would have been stood atop a table for many to use, probably in a gentleman's smoking room in a wealthy household. It holds a large box of matches for the stylish and easy stri...

Purse vesta box designed by Asprey & Company. A beautiful purse-style vesta case-box for matches, made in Birmingham, England by Asprey & Company Limited in 1914.

This early piece combines an ashtray, a cigarette box and a match holder in one object. The elephant's head functions as a lid, lifting to reveal the cigarette box inside.

Condition: The overall condition of this George Adam Scheid vesta matches, and wick box is excellent. Besides the little normal wear, there is no damage to the silver.

The set consists of two beautifully matched pieces—a stylish stationery box and an elegant desk pad, both adorned with the well-matched crocodile skins.

The Kiku is also used in family crests, official seals, and various forms of art, reflecting its long-standing role as an emblem of dignity and the refined spirit of Japanese traditi...

Note in photos the larger boxes for pipes/cigars, smaller storage boxes for tobacco/matches, also an ash tray and candle stick.

On top of the lid with hollow turned antler box for matches. Executed ca. 1890/1900. Measures: Height 11.81" (30.0cm) Diameter 7.87" (20.0cm) At the beginning of the 19th century t...