A Pair of Georgian Mahogany and Checkered Inlay Knife Boxes

A Pair of Georgian Mahogany and Checkered Inlay Knife Boxes Late 18th/19th Century Height 13 5/8 x width 8 3/4 x depth 11 inches.

Pair of mahogany Chippendale knife boxes with checkered inlays and shaped fronts. Both missing interiors, else good condition. Late 18th century. Measures 8 3/4"W x 12"D x 15"H. Provenance: From a Roc

PAIR OF GEORGIAN INLAID KNIFE BOXES: A pair of English Georgian knife boxes, ca. 1860; mahogany with inlay. Hinged, sloping lids with serpentine fronts open to the original slotted interiors. With fla

Circa late 18th to early 19th century serpentine figured mahogany knife boxes. The fitted interiors feature banded inlay with 6 pointed stars. Height 15", width 9-1/4", depth 12".

PAIR OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN FINELY FIGURED MAHOGANY FITTED KNIFE BOXES HAVING TULIPWOOD CROSSBANDING AND SATINWOOD INLAY OPENING TO SEGMENTED STAR AND CHECKER BOARD INLAID INTERIOR, C. 1800; 15"H X 13"W

Pair of likely English mahogany and mahogany veneered cutlery or knife boxes in the Georgian taste, each having a parquetry compass star inlay to the interior of the lid and a fitted interior, having

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Georgian inlaid mahogany veneered knife boxes. Slope hinged tops over serpentine fronts. Each with light and dark string inlay and oval reserve with shell. Interior covers fitted

A matched pair of Mahogany Georgian Knife Boxes. Mahogany veneer with satinwood string inlay at edges, hinged lid with inlaid star decoration, serpentine front, fitted interior. Each measure 9"x10.50"

Pair of 18th C Georgian Oxbow Front Knife Boxes approx 14" H x 9" W x 10" D. They have fitted interior, nautical shell and band inlay, mahogany construction. Escucheon and lid handle have both copper

Pair of Georgian mahogany knife boxes, as found, 15"h. x 8 3/4"w., together with a mahogany tea caddy, 6"h.

Matching pair of George III wooden slant front Mahogany knife boxes circa 1800- converted to letter boxes with removable interior compartments with lock (no keys).

Pair of Georgian Inlaid Mahogany Knife Boxes circa 1800. Ht. 14 1/2 W 9 D 11 in. A Rochester, NY Collection.

PAIR OF GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CUTLERY / KNIFE BOXES, each having serpentine front with slanting hinged lid, concealing fitted interior, and five-point star inlaid design, applied silver plaque with monogr

Pair of Georgian style mahogany knife boxes, 14'' h., 8'' w.

Pair of 19th Century Georgian Knife BoxesHard to find pair of Georgian serpentine shaped mahogany knife boxes rising on 3 shaped feet. The tops inlaid with shell designs. The interiors are fitted for

Type: Knife box Materials: Mahogany Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 20th century Maker: Unknown Description: A pair of modern Georgian style mahogany knife boxes. Dimensions: 14.5" x 8.75" x

A Pair of Mahogany Georgian Knife Boxes Inlaid Inserts. 19th Century, H 14.1/2" x 9" x 8.1/2"

Pair of 19th century fitted, mahogany knife boxes, each with three ball and claw brass feet. [10" x 11 1/4" x 14 1/4" H].

A pair of early 19th Century antique knife cases in blonde mahogany wood with inlaid vertical stripes or ebony to lid and body. Warm patinated wood in a soft feathered pattern. Georgian urn shape case

A pair of antique English Georgian III knife boxes offer mahogany construction in urn form with telescoping lid having carved finial and foliate carved band opening to compartmentalized interior, vess

English, 19th century. A pair of George III mahogany knife boxes with lightwood inlays, each having a serpentine front and kite-form escutcheon, fitted interior and star inlay to lid interior; ht. 15.

Pair of 19th Century Chippendale English mahogany knife boxes with banded inlay. Excellent condition, polished with minor cracking to veneer cover (see photos). Measure 9" x 12" x 14".

Of typical form, each with string inlay, the interior lid with Compass star and fitted interior. 14in. (36cm) h. 8 1/2in. (21cm) w. 7 1/2in. (19cm) l. Condition: Minor loss to inlay on one corner.

Wonderful pair of cutlery boxes with chevron inlay and sloped lid with an oval Patera surrounding a sea shell. These knife boxes have a Family History of being from Baltimore.