William Leuchars Furniture

FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING The Coromandel Jewellery Box by Leuchars is a mid nineteenth century example dating to circa 1860 veneered in richly figured Coromandel wood with sterling silver mounts. Of compact rectangular form, the Jewellery Box is mounted with sterling silver corner straps, matching barrel escutcheon and an engraved silver plaque to the lid bearing the crest of the Pauncefort-Duncombe family above the Latin motto “DEO REGI PATRIAE” translating as “For God, King and Country”. The crest and motto are associated with Sir Philip Duncombe Pauncefort-Duncombe, 1st Baronet (1818–1890) of Great Brickhill Manor, Buckinghamshire. The Coromandel veneer displays strong figuring throughout contrasted against the bright silver mounts typical of high quality Victorian dressing cases...

Antique 19th Century Victorian solid silver cigar box. Elegantly crafted, this box features a shaped central handle and two hinged lids that open to reveal a divided compartment. The...

Antique 19th Century Victorian solid silver gentleman's dressing vanity case, superbly crafted by the renowned William Leuchars of Piccadilly, awarde...

Antique 19th Century Victorian solid silver sugar box, crafted in the shape of a walnut, supported by a stem stand, opens to reveal a hollow interior cavity designed to possibly hold...

Hallmarked in London in 1882 by William Leuchars, this Antique, sterling silver pair of rhyton vases, or stirrup cups, have cast Griffin protomes to the bases, and gilt interiors. Ea...

Antique late-19th Century Victorian solid silver & hand carved page turner, the handle beautifully carved depicting a pair of monkeys climbing up a fruit tree (probably Japanese made...

A beautiful brass mounted box, bearing the initials WJB on the centre plaque, with cut brass straps ad bindings and dummy hinges, brass side handles, the ...

This is a attractive, high quality, 19th Century Victorian period, crystal cut glass bottle or Jar with a heavy sterling silver lid, handmade and fully hallmarked by William Leuchars, Piccadilly, London, 1881. The bottle or jar sits on a small foot and has an oval shape with vertical flutes that are hand-cut in panel sections. It has a heavy 41 gram sterling silver top or lid which has been made by silversmith William Leuchars of Piccadilly, London and fully hall marked London 1881 (F), the silversmith being registered between 1876 and 1889. It is nice to find a piece which is plain and not engraved with a monogram. The inside of the lid is also stamped as they were Retailers as well as silversmiths in London and Paris. The lid is a very good push fit to the glass jar This is a high quality, very good decorative and useful piece for the desk or dressing table and the jar could be used to hold a variety of items or just as a decorative silver topped bottle...

Hallmarked in London in 1887 by William Leuchars, this astonishing, Victorian, antique sterling silver spirit lamp (or cigar lighter), is modelled as a dr...

Antique Victorian sterling silver travelling shot/cup A unique feature, which allows the cup to be portable by sliding up and down. Very useful as it is ideal for travelling. Maker...

A beautifully made conical silver spirit flask with the screw-threaded top in the form of a thimble. The hip flask sits inside a matching oversize thimble...

A highly unusual pair of Victorian decanters made by Leuchars of 38 Piccadilly London. The opaque glass bodies ormolu-mounted with Fine swaged rope decoration this with inserted enam...