AMERICAN MAHOGANY TOTE / KNIFE CARRIER

Antique American Mahogany Knife Box - Late 18th Century. Serpentine Form. Slant front hinged lid. Missing inset. 14 1/4" h x 9 1/2" w x 10" D. Condition: Age appropriate wear. Some cracks to surface.

Mahogany knife caddy/ tool carrier, 19th C., center dividing panel with heart cut out handle, molded edge to base, wear consistent with age and use including areas of heavy wear to base, sold as is, 6

Pair of Rare American Mahogany and Tulip Poplar Knife Boxes ca. 1800, of mid-Atlantic origin, the mahogany sides veneered with tulip poplar, one with a pierced fitting, the other lacking. h. 14-1/4",

American Girl Doll Purses, Totes, Carrier, Hats and Accessories ------------------ please review all pictures carefully because they are part of the description and show condition issues if any ------

American, 20th century. Pair of lidded mahogany knife or cutlery boxes in the Georgian taste, each having a serpentine form and divided interior. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 14", w. 9", d. 9.5".

The circular top on turned standard supported by three cabriole legs with snake foot. Measures 28.5 x 38.5 inches. Please be aware that this lot is too large to ship by conventional carrier such as UP

An early 19th century American Federal period knife box. Figured Mahogany with Curly Maple facade and banded detail. Traditional form with sloped lid and shaped facade. Original Brass handle and escut

L18C American or English knife box, lobed front with later divided interior for use as letter box, divider panels covered with marbelized paper. Very fine "barberpole" inlay to box edging. Hinged lid.

A LARGE AMERICAN BOWIE KNIFE the single-edged blade inscribed 'The Bowie Knife Boy's Company C Cass County, 1st Georgia Infantry' on rosewood finger grip handle - with a mahogany box (41cm long)

Mahogany, springerly type block cookie mold with Native American with feathered headdress holding tomahawk and knife with chip carved oval surround; reverse with standing camel with matching surround,

Simon Willard American satinwood inlaid mahogany tall case clock. [99 1/2" H x 19 1/4" W x 10" D].

Parlor Table, American Mahogany, Marble Top, 29.5" x 47" x 34.25", Carved Cherub And Female Busts, Wonderful Center Carved Figure Of Cherub Playing Mandolin, Fine Detail, The Ron Blessing Estate Colle

Pair of English Mahogany Knife Urns and Pedestals in the Adam Taste, each urn with a finialed lid with fluting, lifting off to a fitted interior, the body with foliate carving and raised on a socle ba

Attributed to Matthew Egerton (American, 18th/19th C.). Mahogany, brass. c. 1800-1810. Height: 30", Length: 19 1/2", Depth: 15 1/2". Hepplewhite inlaid mahogany sewing stand with concave front, one dr

English, late 19th / early 20th century. Pair of well carved mahogany knife urns in the Adams taste, with reeded leaf carving, arabesques, and leaf carved covers with pineapple finials, fitted interio

This fabulous desk has wonderful details and designs throughout. On the bottom of each support there is a carved gargoyle-type figure. There are also drawers on both sides. Very good condition with so

Double pedestal mahogany dining table, hand crafted by the Schulte Company of Atlanta, Georgia, having a rectangular top with a carved border, resting on supports with carved acanthus leaves, terminat

American Mahogany Inlaid Calendar Tall Case Clock, 19th Century, with moon phase, homestead and clipper ship dial; Roman numeral painted face, 31 day calendar, seconds sweep hand lacking, old label on

circa 1815; octagonal urn form with mahogany veneers and banded inlay, open to reveal fitted interior, lids lock into place, urn finial with square base, 24 in. H., 12 in. W.

late 18th/early 19th century; interior compartments with cutlery slots enclosed by flat hinged lids, silver escutcheons and pulls, 14 1/2 in. H., 9 in. W., 11 1/4 in. L.; Original 1975 invoice and pho

Pair of Colonial Revival Inlaid Mahogany Knife Urns ca. 1900, probably Baltimore, likely made by Potthast, the molded lift-off covers with urn-form knops, lined with barber-pole inlay, the interiors w

Circa 1825, attributed to Duncan Phyfe Workshop, New York, NY, American classical ormolu mounted mahogany box sofa with free-standing columns, resting on carved and turned feet, 34 5/8" H x 82" L x 30

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

A Pair of George III Mahogany Knife Boxes late 18th century each hinged cover inlaid to show a shell, opening to a fitted interior. Height 15 inches. Estimate $800-1,200