Birdseye Maple Jewelry Boxes

P0121 super Victorian bird's eye maple and tulipwood jewelry box or sewing box, having finely inlaid front and lid which opens to reveal new relined interior with lift up tray. This ...

Victorian Circa 1865 From our Jewellery Box collection, we are pleased to offer this Victorian Solid Birdseye Maple Jewellery Box. The Jewellery Box of rectangular form made from so...

1970s Birds Eye maple jewelry box with two drawers with dividers to sort the jewelry pieces. Fine joinery throughout its construction and...

This is a good quality Art Deco period lidded Box, of Birds-Eye Maple veneer, probably French in origin and dating to circa 1925. The box has a rectangular shape with a fitted hinge...

Stunning HAND Crafted "Bespoke" American Crafts /Jewelry Chest, superior quality and construction,, Bench made, Artisan.. Exotic woods,, Spalted Cu...

Jewelry chest beautifully crafted with birdseye maple drawers and a mahogany frame. The box features two drawers and a third top compartment when the sculpted wood lid is removed. Th...

Antique French briarwood, rosewood, satinwood & kingswood jewel box table signed "Sormani."

A fine early 19th century Georgian early Regency Period birdseye maple veneered jewellery, or sewing, box having hinged lid enclosing three removable mahogany lined trays with original flush fitted brass handle to each side, housed on original stand with four elegant square tapering legs.  Birdseye Maple is a particularly attractive wood which as the name suggests is a variation of traditional maple. Generally unmistakeable due to the distinctive Birdseye like figuring it is both highly decorative and relatively rare, due to the distinctive grain being caused by unfavourable growing conditions for the original tree.  It first become popular in the early 19th century and has been relatively widely used in fine furniture ever since. In the days when furniture was hand made only the best cabinet makers would dare to use Birdseye Maple due to the huge amount of skill required in the working and cutting of the wood due to its divergent grain. It took many, many hours of hand planing to produce a successful high sheen when working with this wood.  This box on stand is a really fabulous piece of relatively unique antique furniture...

Restored neoclassical Biedermeier decorative box from Vienna/Austria, circa 1820. Outside woods: Bird's eye maple with inlays in ebony and maple. Rosewood veneer around the corner...

Fine quality well figure birds eye maple brass inlaid lady’s Victorian glove box of traditional form and exceptional quality and generous proportions,...

This is a very good quality French Art Deco period Lidded Box, of Bird's Eye Maple with a chrome bar handle, dating to circa 1925. The box has a rectangular shape with bevel rounded ...

An early 20th century bird's-eye maple collectors box, circa 1920. Complete with recessed silvered handles and corners which gives it a military Campaig...