Deco Face Box

Rare, malachite stone box with grey marble inlay. Perfect for jewelry keeping or other small treasures. Made in Italy, ca. 1970s.

Rare, vintage wooden cigarette box. Hinged interior features four rows with 9 slots each for cigarettes. When wound and opened, a melodic song plays.

Beautiful pink marble jewelry box with red velvet interior and metal detail. Wind up the bottom and open the box to hear it play Memory.

Hand-crafted wooden box in an organic round shape. 

Hand-carved wooden jewelry box in a curved shape with three drawers and five compartments lined in red felt.

Vintage, petite jewelry box in a beautiful green stone with brass hinged detail and a green velvet interior.

Unique Georgian snuff box depicting five faces and inspired by Japanese netsuke designs. Carved from a tree root, it is fitted with a lidded metal compartment...

Art Deco woman's cosmetic face powder box. This petite wooden box has it's original label on top reading Blue De Dorin; a well known French toiletry company. The vanity box is sweet and simply elegant sitting on display in a boudoir or bathroom. Add this little treasure...

Beautiful figural hinged sterling silver snuff pill box; lid features a female in profile with flowing hair; interior marked: 925. A perfect heirloom gi...

This fabulous bronze heavy hinged box is signed and dated MIrko 1990. There is a dimensional, textural and theatrical face on the right hand side. Artist signed. It has been professi...

Wood box intarziato (inlaid woodwork).

Box in brass and pewter with decor of a womans face. Designed by Anna Petrus for Firma Svenskt Tenn. Marked B8 = 1928. Anna Petrus was a sculptor and designer at the beginning of the 20th Century. After her death, Anna Petrus' work was almost forgotten, but in recent years, it been rediscovered. And now, her sculptures are sought after-objects. She was born Anna Petersson, the daughter of a medical professor and a countess, and took the surname when she studied at the Academy of Arts. She inherited a small fortune at age 11 when her mother died, which enabled her to educate in London and travel to Italy and France. Anna Petrus had her international breakthrough at the Paris World Fair in 1925, where she displayed pewter and cast iron objects...