Walnut Lock Box, probably England, 18th century, the

A FRENCH WALNUT AND BURR WALNUT DOUBLE LOCK STRONG BOX Probably French, 18th century The lid with sliding panel revealing a secret compartment above a double locking mechanism opening to reveal a marb

18th Century Walnut Lock Box. Painted six point stars on end, molded top with wire bail handle, wrought iron strap hinges with penny ends, interior till, dovetailed case. 6"h. x 17-1/2"w. x 9"d. Condi

Chippendale Walnut Veneer Looking Glass, probably England, mid-18th century. The rectangular mirror glass framed by applied ogee and bead molding around molded and gilded composition liner, all with d

18th Century Walnut Continental Carved Lock Box. Full floral and leaf carving on top and four sides, iron lock, hasp and handle. 6-1/2"h. x 16"w. x 10"d. Condition: Fair with cracks and repairs.

Probably 18th century, oak. Heavily carved with hearts, iron strap hinges and wrought iron bail handle. Edge loss and age splits, cleaned of brown and green paint and varnished, some straps appear rep

probably New England, 18th century. The oval top on a base of double baluster and reed turned legs joined by box stretchers, on turned feet. Expected wear consistent with age. Initials "W.C." painted

Probably New England, 2nd half 18th C. 47"h x 23"w

Pennsylvania 18th century walnut tavern table with original box stretcher – ball feet probably a later replacement – overall very good condition. 58.5”L x 31.75”W x 30.25”H.

Large oriental lacquered tea box with fitted pewter interior - note the incised decoration on the interior pewter lid and original lock (no key) - probably late 18th century. Extensive crazing to case

Continental, probably Spanish, 17th/18th century, heavy iron strapwork design with black and green paint, interior lid with exposed heavy lock mechanism and engraved sheet metal cover, box interior wi

Early European box with double locking mechanism. 17th-18th century. H 9-3/4" W 19-1/4" D 11-3/4" Condition: Visible damage/loss to box structure. 

18th C. Bible Box, walnut, molded edge lid with hand hammered long hinges and lock plate, relief carved front and side panels; 19" x 12 1/4" x 7 1/4". [33] CONDITION: Areas of wood splitting and loss,

Antique 18th c. New England Queen Anne Period Side Chair. Crewel Work Upholstery. Probably from the Boston area and the original family home. The walnut chair features pin construction, serpentine car

Fine early double slide top candle box with heart cut out handle and panel molded lids. Probably New London, Connecticut, 18th century. Fine early 19th century painted surface. Dovetail and forged nai

Slide-top candle box with painted horse and rider on lid. Paint-decorated sides with red on yellow. Probably Swedish or German. 18th century. Original paint. H 12-5/8" W 7-5/8" D 2-1/2". Condition: Ov

Probably Irish, 18th C. Lacking upholstery. 39-1/2"h x 4'3"w Provenance: Property from a Private New England Collection

An antique carved wood strong box chest. Walnut with rope carved bottom trim, and bun style feet. Panel construction consistent with 17th Century to 18th Century. Pin type hinge in lid. Lock mechanism

Antique wooden box with all over carved decoration and hand forged iron lock plate, age unknown but 18th C. style, the interior fitted with Alfred Dunhill label and metal lined humidor, probably c1920

Religious vestment chest, Spain, 18th c., walnut like wood, the face and raised sides with foliate relief carving, two long drawers with original locks over two short drawers, rising on short straight

Continental, 18th/19th century, walnut lift top box with single drawer, dovetailed construction with carved panels on three sides, ornate iron locks and hinges, with key, 11 x 18 x 13 in.

Continental walnut table, probably 18th c. 40”w.x23.25”d., top 29”h.

American cherry tavern table, oval top with tapered turned legs with pad feet. Probably New England, 18th C. 26 3/4" = h; 31" = w; (top); 26 5/8" = d(top). CONDITION: Refinished; losses to three feet;

Fine Double Lozenge shaped Japanese Lacquer Incense Box (kobako), probably 18th century in date, is an exquisite example of Japanese lacquer artistry. The shape is a double-lozenge; a single tray is i

Famille Rose lidded snuff box, China, probably 18th century (Qianlong/Qing). Lappet form, lid and lower part with small recess for a spoon/spatula. All around and on the lid decorated with lotus bloss