Victorian Biscuit Box

The large size George Jones Majolica cheese bell. Modeled in a basketweave pattern with cherry blossom flowers and woven natural vine handle. On a vibrant ...

Striking seven and a half foot long polished steel wall console from the mid-19th century. Variegated gray marble top has Classic ogee edge. Graceful scr...

Round sterling silver tray with scalloped edges on scrolled feet. Hallmarked: "Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1901".

Finely crafted 19th century Victorian silver repousse desk box with swirl, flower and lattice pattern. Interior completely tufted in original pale green silk. Hallmarked H M.

Decorative Victorian polished steel cherub figure. As it was once a pedestal bottom, round piece on top is hollow.

Magnificent 19th century English Minton Majolica "Queen's vase" with cat heads. This rare model an amphora shape vase in rich Majolica gold, green and blue c...

Old English sheffield silver plate covered biscuit box / tea caddy with exterior design details. The tea caddy / box is in good condition. Minor wear consistent with age / use. Maker...

A fine and impressive pair of antique Victorian English sterling silver fruit spoons - boxed; an addition to our silver flatware collection. The...

English Victorian Sunflower Box Circa 1890.

Dutch silver Cardinal model biscuit box with accompanying plate Dutch Tax Hallmark, Import Hallmark (Letter V) and marked by Zilverfabriek Begeer, 1916-1921 A Hallmark triangel w...

German Art Deco ceramic Wächtersbach biscuit box, 1910-1920 A biscuit cookie jar/ box with metal mounting made by Wächtersbach, Germany Marked by Wächtersbach with the impressed beehive 1882-1980s mark Dated circa 1910-1920 The measurements are 10.5 cm high, 21 cm wide and the depth is 12.5 cm The weight is 1048 gram The Waechtersbacher Steingutfabrik was established in 1832 by Count Adolf of Ysenburg and Büdingen. The production started on October 1, 1832 and was based on white clay found in 1829 in Ysenburg-Waechtersbach forest. In 1840, the transfer printing decoration was introduced. Thirty years later they introduced transfer printing in color. In 1874 started the period of Leonhardt the Confectioner who created ornate ceramics with additional plastic decorations. Max Roesler...

English Victorian sardine box with shell, circa 1890.