R.&S. Garrard & Co., To the King By Special Appointment, Haymarket, London, 1910

Antique sterling silver and gold snuff / tobbaco / pill box by Garrard & Co Ltd Made in London 1956 Maker: Garrard & Co Ltd Fully hallmarked. Dimensions - Length x width x hei...

Antique Brooch/ Pin Box By Arthur Jack And Co, The Promenade, Cheltenham Dimensions: Length 6.5cm x width 6.5cm x high 2cm Condition: General used, has some su...

Antique Edwardian sterling silver tea caddy Maker: Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd Made in London, 1904 Fully hallmarked. Dimensions - 11 x 7.5 x 7.5 cm Weight: 173 gra...

Antique sterling silver vesta case with enamel portrait of dog Made in Birmingham 1913 Maker: W J Myatt & Co Dimensions - Size: 3.6 x 3...

Tiffany & Co Jewellery necklace display box Dimensions: length 10cm x width 9cm x height 5cm Condition: Used, has some minor wear marks, otherwi...

Asprey, London Bond Street cufflinks jewellery display box. Dimensions: Length x width x depth: 9.3 x 3.5 x 1.7 cm Weight: 22 grams Condition: Box is pre - owned, with minor sign...

Hallmarked in London in 1926 by Garrard & Co., this handsome, Sterling Silver Tea Caddy, is oval in shape, with panelled detailing. The tea caddy measures 3.25"(8cm) tall, by 4.25"...

Vintage Garrard & Co. 112 Regency street sterling silver jewelry box lined in velvet. and weighs 84 oz. Dimensions: 7.5" depth x 12.38" W x 3" H.

A Sterling Silver Hallmarked Engine Turned Cigarette Presentation Box With A Textured Border, by Asprey & Co London. Within an original Asprey & Co fitted case. Weight of silver 475g...

Pair of English silver Georgian style candelabra candlesticks, London, 1968, Garrard & Co. Each in the Georgian style with octagonal bases and knopped baluster stems, supporting two-...

Rare size, solid bronze, Victorian Gothic box with multiple church window-like panels. Over the years we have sold a number of rare and unique boxes, but never a Gothic Revival one of this length and looking like a medieval antiquity. Let us start of by saying that this antique box truly looks much better in real life than in our photos. There are as many as 28 Gothic church-like panels depicting biblical scenes all around. They are not the most detailed, but we feel this was done in an attempt to make this antique box look truly time-worn and medieval. Anyone who knows what it took (in terms of time and skills) to create this box will be just as enthousiastic as we were when we first saw it. It would have taken the artisan(s) working for Adolph Frankau of London quite a few hours (if not days) to first design this luxurious box piece on paper. The Gothic cathedral windows would then have to be hand carved out of wood or handmade using clay or another material. Then molds would have to be made from those sculptural plaques after which they would have been cast in bronze. The castings would have to be polished and the panels would have to somehow be welded together. Then any sharp edges would have to be grinded down and all the pieces of this box would also have been patinated and the lid hinged. When you look at this box with that in mind then you will see it in a whole new perspective. Have you also noticed the beautiful Gothic leaf pattern on the lock plate? This fully marked antique box comes with a working lock and key, but we will not try to close it, because one never knows if it will open again. If it won't then you have to damage this beautiful antique to be able to open it again. This rare and long antique box actually is a copy of what special Gothic boxes would look like in the 14th, 15th and 16th century. Back in those (Medieval) days these long Gothic boxes were made for safe-keeping and transporting parchment rolls and/or ordinances. In all our years we have never seen an antique copy...

Tiffany & Co. 14 K gold compact. Marked on the interior. Very lightly used. Weight 99.3 g or 3.2 t. oz.