Antique European Biedermeier Silver Keepsake Casket Box
Located in New York, NY
European Biedermeier silver keepsake casket, ca 1840. Lobed and bombe with hinged and raised cover. Cover top flat and vacant. Chased and engraved clusters of leafing scrolls and flo...
Silver
Sold|$1,380
Antique Dutch Sterling Silver Casket
Located in Vancouver, BC
A Dutch sterling silver casket with London import marks for 1891 by B H Joseph & Co. Rectangular with domed lid, each panel embossed in high relief with a pastoral scene, bracket fee...
Sterling Silver
Large Bohemian Blue Glass Casket with Silvered Bronze Mounts
Located in London, GB
Large Bohemian Cut Blue and clear glass cut casket with silver-plated Bronze mounts. Silvered base and feet in a Rococo foliate design, with Acanthus detail.
Silver Plate
Italian Silver Pumpkin Shaped Casket by Fratelli Cacchione
Located in London, GB
Italian (925) grade silver casket, c.1950
Designed as a pumpkin with extending silver stem and leaf and with removable cover. Fully hall marked - stamped with sterling and mak...
20th Century Silver Casket, 835 Silver, Germany, circa 1920-1930, Hallmarked
Located in Muenster, NRW
Silver casket, 835 silver Germany, circa 1920-1930 Hallmarked with half-moon and crown Inside with wood Measures: Height 4 cm, width 14.5 cm, depth 10 cm Delivery can be made ...
Sold|$18,500
Jewelry Casket
Located in Palm Beach, FL
Silver Gilt Jewelry Casket with Japanesque Enamel Panels
Enamel
Vintage Portuguese Silver Jewelry Casket, Signed, Chased and Repousse
Located in Ajijic, Jalisco
This lovely jewel box is made of 83% silver and is so marked. The porcelain inlay is a transfer design with a few brush strokes of real painting. Lovely vintage piece with a nice...
Silver
Shagreen and Silver-Gilt Casket, Louis XVI Period, French or Russian
Located in London, GB
The casket lid formed entirely of thirty-eight shagreen radiating, rounded panels, emanating from beneath a central silver star-burst oval mount, the front, sides and back of the cas...
Antique French Silver Sugar Box / Casket Ornate
Located in London, GB
Ornate antique French sterling silver sugar casket, lidded sugar box, A high quality piece with double fish finial, engraved decoration, ornate feet with a coat of arms at the fron...
Sterling Silver
Circa 1920's Murano Opaline Glass Casket Box
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Seeing as these opaline boxes are next to impossible to find, I am thrilled to offer this gorgeous vintage deep blue rippled opaline casket box. Still has the original sticker. great...
Opaline Glass
circa 1950 Round Murano Italian Opaline Casket Box
Located in Los Angeles, CA
c. 1950 Murano round opaline casket box. These boxes are the chicest accessory for any room. Beautiful in groupings or alone. This one is a translucent opalescent white, and I love t...
Brass
Oval Shaped Sterling Silver Casket , Box, Lidded w/Hebrew Motif, Circa 1900
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Sterling Oval Casket with Hebrew letters and Grapevine Motif, Raised on Animal Paw feet Originally $ 950.00 CHECK OUR INVENTORY FOR ADDITIONAL SALE ITEMS
Sterling Silver
Antique Silver French Jewelry Casket, circa 1880
Located in 53-64 Chancery Lane, London
A very good quality solid base silver jewelry casket with pink inlay velvet. The workmanship on the body of the box is set on a matte background with garlands entwined with floral ha...
Silver
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The French sculptor shaped dense blocks into tactile forms meant to be used and held.
After synthetic dyes changed fashion, home goods and printed matter, it was only a matter of time till glass caught up.
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The Greek tragedian is said to have been handsome in his day.
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It’s an excellent example of the sought-after ceramics coming out of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province.
Thanks to its new leadership, the Spanish maker of figurines, busts and lighting is on a mission to update the art of porcelain for the 21st century.
The free-form stoneware piece is inspired by the magnolia tree and its associations with home.