Sandwich Box

Antique sterling silver sandwich box / biscuit box / tea caddy Maker : Drew & Sons Made in London 1902 Fully hallmarked.

This exceptional antique Victorian sterling silver sandwich box has a plain rectangular form with rounded corners.

Antique sterling silver folding box by George Henry Cowell of London, England. No monogram. Simple box that folds open with double hinge design. Retailed in Finnigans, a luxury...

Hunting flask with Sandwich case. A very nice hunting flask and sandwich box in a leather saddle case.

A rare ladies hunting, side-saddle, combined sandwich case and flask in leather case. The 'piggy back' hunt canteen differs from the normal style of side by side as the flask sits on...

The plain rectangular sandwich box bears a hinge to the upper and lower portion of the posterior side.

Art Deco WMF and Wachtersbach ceramic Jugendstil Arts & Crafts rose pattern lunch sandwich hasp lock box. Designed by Christian Neureuther & Joseph Olbrich, circa 1910.

The set contains the following: 6 knives 6 forks 6 spoons 6 saucers and cups 6 plates, 7' diameter (1 broken) 1 bottle opener Glass mustard, salt and pepper pots 6 beakers 4...

HISTORY Early picnic sets were generally wicker cased with simple arrangements of flasks glasses and sandwich tins. More lavish sets aimed at the wealthy were made in leather and su...

Traditionally, women's flasks were small enough to fit into their silver sandwich boxes while men's were larger and carried separately.

Of simple construction, two thin boards sandwich the central box and are fixed with wing nuts, these unscrew so the paper station stops can be removed and changed.

Dimensions: Hip flask: 10.5 x 6 x 2.5 cm Sandwich box: 10 x 7.5 x 2.5 cm Weight: flask 130 grams, sandwich box 185 grams Total weight: 514 grams (with leather case) Conditi...

The opening flap also has a buckled fastening, which opens to reveal the handmade polished aluminium sandwich box with its ingenious double hinged opening for easy access to lunch.

Fitted with two levels to include the following items: six steel sandwich boxes, three thermoses, glass jam jar, six enamel plates and cups, six knives and forks, napkins, etc.

Measures: 12.75” x 10.25” x 6.75” / Sandwich Box - 8” x 4.5” x 3” / Bottle - 4.25” x 10” / Teacup - 2.5” x 2.625” / Saucer – 5.25” (Width x Depth x Height/Diameter x Height)).

This is a sandwich dish or plate by Mason's Ironstone, England, dating to the first half of the 19th Century, Circa 1940.

Silver plate sandwich box, circa 1900. A great little sandwich box with a flexible hinge, which opens out as a plate which ou can place your sandwich on.

Includes 3 silver plated flasks, sterling silver spoons and sandwich boxes and porcelain mugs presented in bespoke case with brass lock and studs.

A magnificent and very rare pigskin picnic set created by Louis Vuitton circa 1920, the exterior with fitted top handle, the interior with a blond Vuittonite panel, with leather stay...

Made in England, circa 1920 and in the original presentation box.