20th Century Boxes

Cartier playing cards box featuring one deck plus joker, poker, bridge playing cards in Cartier red 2-doors case. The silk-lined box of cards with 18-karat gilded corners, printed wi...

Please note: cards seen on photo are for display purpose only. Not included in the sale Exceptional Authentic Hermès Playing Cards Case Rare item,...

A charming tabletop wood box by self taught Mexican artist, Salvador Corona, who started his career as an artist after suffering a bullfight injury in the early 1900's. He gained a r...

Super Cute Authentic Hermès Pill Box In shape of the "Bolide" Hermès Bag Made in England Made of Sterling Silver (925 and Minerva Hallmarks engraved) Vintage Item Opens at the b...

This Gucci Wooden Storage Box, a relics from the `60s, offers an ageless style to safeguard all your treasured items with timeless sophistication. Meticul...

Vintage Limoges gilded French cobalt blue porcelain decanter featuring a beautiful scene of lovers courting done in 22kt gold. There is hand painted gold floral around the top portion. French vintage Limoges porcelain bottle in cobalt royal blue with fine gold decor. Beautiful cobalt blue porcelain with 22-karat gold hand painted with with the classic courtesan scene of a man and woman in the Louis XVI period attire. Perfect gift for your special someone. Marked "Limoges Castel...

Gold-tone evening "Boîte de Nuit" by Werber clutch bag featuring strass and beads decor, inside compartments, a front claps opening. Circa 1950s In good vintage condition. Made in F...

Chinese Porcelain Shard Box Oriental Decorative Nickel Silver Box. Vintage Chinese Nickel Silver Box with Porcelain Shard Lid. This Chinese Shard Porcelain trinket box is hand-crafted in a nickel copper alloy and created to fit a piece of porcelain shard as the box lid. Chinese Porcelain Shard Box, beautiful vintage Asian Oriental decorative China shard case. These collectible items feature pieces of porcelain placed in silver-plated alloy metal enclosed boxes or cases. The porcelain Shards is square rounded shape jewellery box with lotus flower design in white porcelain surface, the porcelain design with delicate pink, white blossom flowers and green leaves, the flower painting of Chinese famille rose color, the metal is delicately embossed, The history behind the Shard boxes: "Many items of great value were destroyed during the 1958-1968 Cultural Revolution in China. Price-less collections of china and porcelain were shattered and buried. The Chinese have a penchant for using or recycling everything imaginable and, thus, the shard box was born. individuals recovered shards of the ancient porcelain pieces, smoothed the edges, and turned the shards into lids for boxes. The repousse box is a silvery metal, probably a copper-nickel alloy of the type known as ''nickel silver.'' As the name implies, shards or pieces of broken porcelain...

Beautiful mosaic design pill box circa 1960s! This unique piece of art is the perfect addition for any collectors homeware collection! 18K gold plated pill box is contrasted by the m...

Vintage Elsa Peretti Tiffany Heart Shaped Crystal Box / Jewelry Holder Iconic heart shaped crystal jewelry/trinket box designed by Elsa Pe...

Sweet and petite! 1950's Meldan Furniture wood jewelry chest in the miniature version of a French country chest of drawers complete with an antiqued finish, brass hardware and key. T...

This is the most adorable Tiffany & Co. trinket and it needs to be yours! The quality and love put into every piece of Tiffany will last you a lifetime and more. Grab this one of a kind box to set upon your dresser or nightstand to hold any small personal items like jewelry, medicine, or makeup. Whatever you do with this small cute trinket, put it in eyes view, because it will never fail to make you smile. This container is featured in red and green that pair together effortlessly. It depicts dainty flowers on each side with thin red piping. Take a peek on the inside and the details keep getting better with continuation of the pattern on the interior. Signed "Tiffany & Co." Set upon your fine china cabinet...