Boxwood Furniture

A late 18th century Sheraton period fiddle back mahogany Pembroke table having padouk wood, box wood and ebony banded oval top with mitred center above frieze drawer retaining origin...

Netsuke in boxwood in the form of a tortoise hiding in its shell with only its head overstepping. Textures from the shell are executed with realism precision and a great care for details. Same goes for the scales of the skin of its legs. The central scale in the center of the shell is movable and enables the passing of a thread. In Japan, tortoise are symbol of luck and longevity, it is thought to be a creature of good omen supposed to bring 10 000 years of happiness. This animal is associated with numerous myths, the most popular dating back to the Nihon-Shoki, an antique tale of Japan and its dynasty. The legend of Urashima Taro...

A mid-18th century mahogany Pembroke table having boxwood and ebony inlaid, padouk wood crossbanded and mitred top, above satinwood frieze drawer supported on chamfered legs with tur...

Okimono of a Chinese cabbage made in boxwood. The texture and veins have been delicately detailed. Native from China, it is an herbaceous plant of the ...

A fine Sheraton period satinwood occasional table rosewood crossbanded and ebony and boxwood strung throughout, having segmented top with central oval panel. The Table, with lift-up ...

A beautifully executed early 20th Century oil on canvas marine painting. Signed Charles Langenbeck ( 1873-1943) dated 1906 and presented in a robust carved giltwood frame. The paint...

A fine late 18th century Sheraton period satinwood card table, rosewood crossbanded and boxwood and ebony strung throughout, having canted cornered top above paneled frieze with oval...

A fine Victorian kingwood and box wood strung mounted ladies writing table in the French taste, the central draw with an oval panel of semi precio...

Virgin of Nuremberg in carved boxwood in very good condition. Model after the original dating from the 16th century and attributed to the famous late Gothic sculptor Adam Kraft (c. 1...

Boxwood nestuke in the form of three clams or bivalve shells, probably of the Ruditapes philippinarum sub species that can be found all the way from Siberia to Philippines, and Japan...

A good quality George III period golden colored fiddle-back mahogany bow tallboy with bowed cornice, boxwood strung and banded throughout, having central satinwood diamond lattice pa...

A pair of mounted antique carved wooden moulds from the Tucker collection. These are just two of many moulds we are selling from this vast collection assembled by British make-up art...

A late 18th century Sheraton period solid satinwood oval Pembroke table, having boxwood and ebony strung top above frieze drawer retainin...

Gyuhan Lee is a contemporary designer known for his sculptural approach to furniture and lighting. His work often explores the relationship between minimal structure and bold visual ...

Gyuhan Lee is a contemporary designer recognized for his bold exploration of form, color, and material. His work often bridges functional furniture and sculptural art, combining play...

This beautiful head of Hermes wearing his winged helmet is carved out of boxwood and has preserved the original gilding. The head is mounted on a blacke...

A boxwood netsuke depicting a monkey trying to catch a turtle, which retracts its head and legs inside the carapace. Origin: Japan Period: Edo 19th century. Dimensions: 3.4 x 3 x ...

Christ in Boxwood, France, late 16th-early 17th century Beautiful corpse of Christ with missing arms. He must have been on the Cross, arms in a horiz...

A very attractive antique inlaid rosewood side or lamp table in lovely condition. Likely made in England in the Edwardian era, circa 1905, this highly decorative and versatile piece ...

This filigree patent secretary, also known as a folding travel desk, is made of mahogany veneer and is decorated on the edges with fine thread i...

17th century Crucifix Measures: Boxwood, 42 cm high x 8 x 14 The sculpture depicting the crucified Christ examined here represents a refined example of seventeenth-century cabinetry in boxwood. The figure of Christ, now dead on the cross, is part of a precious artistic choreography with the structure of the cross and its pedestal, both decorated with tortoiseshell mirrors, ivory threads to emphasize the structure of the cross and elements in ebonized and carved wood to highlight the architectural structure of the pedestal. The departure of Christ is evident from the lowered head, from the open hands...

Gyuhan Lee is a contemporary Korean designer recognized for blending bold color, innovative form, and cultural references in his furniture creations. His work frequently explores the...

Handmade throne Cuneo Gotico by Le Meduse Unique piece Dimensions: W 175, D 50, H 185 cm Materials: Boxwood, acacia wood, shellac. Created for the 2016 Fantastic Arts exhibitio...

An elegant French 19th century Transitional st. Kingwood, Boxwood, Tulipwood, Charmwood, and ormolu commode. The three drawer three drawer chest is raised by cabriole legs showcasing...

An ebonised pier cabinet with fine quality ormolu mounts in the French manner with a Sevres porcelain plaque mounting on the top freeze Two adjustable shelves for books or china. Orm...

Magnificent B261 armchair by Emile Guillot for Thonet, dating from the 1930s. This armchair has a chromed steel frame. The backrest, seat, and armrest are made of wood and have never...

Attractive antique Edwardian inlaid mahogany balloon shaped mantle clock. Quality mahogany case with decorative foliage inlay and a white enamel dial raised on four bun feet. Circa...

This hand-crafted Calvary sculpture was produced in Spain during the 17th century and is carved entirely from boxwood. The piece depicts the traditional Calvary scene, representing Christ crucified on Mount Golgotha, a subject widely interpreted in Spanish religious art of the period. Boxwood was a favored material for devotional sculptures due to its density, fine grain, and ability to hold highly detailed carving. The sculpture is executed with careful attention to proportion and anatomical detail, reflecting the devotional and didactic purpose of such works. The compact scale and refined carving suggest it was intended for private worship, a chapel setting, or ecclesiastical use, rather than large-scale architectural display. The use of boxwood allows for crisp detailing, particularly in facial features, drapery, and the structure of the cross. Calvary representations played a central role in early modern Catholic iconography, serving as visual tools for meditation and reflection. This example reflects the craftsmanship and religious sensibility characteristic of 17th-century Spanish carving traditions. The sculpture remains a strong historical object, valued for its material quality, traditional iconography, and artisanal execution. It stands as both a devotional artifact and a collectible example of early Spanish religious sculpture.

A superb quality English Victorian Sheraton Revival rosewood, parquetry inlaid and brass mounted bijouterie table dating to circa 1880. The circular hinged top with rosewood and sati...

A pair of mounted antique carved wooden scroll moulds from the Tucker collection. These are just two of many moulds we are selling from this vast collect...

Victorian satinwood demi-lune commode in the Sheraton revival taste, with a central door showing a painted romantic scene between two panels of pleated silk, decorated throughout with delicate bands...

Outdoor trade sign of a kitchen tools store, for advertising. The sign depicts a huge skimmer ladle, made out of boxwood and iron, with 2 painted letters E X. France 1900 ca.

- Wonderful antique Portugese knife or cutlery box - Hand crafted from coromandel and we date to circa 1880 - Come view in our Canonbury Antiques Hertfordshire...

An unusual mirror-backed model of a section of the steamship Catherine Govan, of rectangular form, showing three decks of lined boxwood decking, a carved wooden lifeboat in silvered ...

A French Louis XVI st. 19th century round tulipwood parquetry flip top center table. The table with square straight tapered legs raised by casters. The drum like apron is inlaid with...

Finest quality nest of four satinwood and rosewood cross banded Occasional Tables with ebony stringing. Veneered with superbly figured oval panels set within satinwood borders. Above...

Super fun, colourful and charming vintage model of boxes / ad display set up. Provenance, an old French box manufacturers. Built of cardboard and wood, ...

A Pair of Occasional tables in the Louis XV Transitional taste Constructed in tulipwood with kingwood employed in the cross banding and inlay work alongside boxwood stringing, and...

A fine quality side table In the manner of Charles Topino Of rectangular form, constructed in various specimen woods including thuya, walnut, boxwood, and yew, and having ormolu bro...

A mid-18th century mahogany Pembroke table having boxwood and ebony inlaid, padouk wood crossbanded and mitred top, above satinwood frieze drawer supported on chamfered legs with tur...

A mounted antique carved wooden palm leaf mould from the Tucker collection. This is one of many moulds we are selling from this vast collection assembled by British make-up artist, C...

Blade is a family of tables available with square or round tops. Defined by a very light appeal and a smooth top in solid wood or black varnished glass with a soft shape and edges. T...

A pair of handsome neoclassical pedestals in mahogany and inlaid detailing. The upper portion is decorated with musical instruments and foliage with the shaft bearing a oval inlay of...