A French Inlaid and Ebonized Cave de Liqueur

French Brass Inlaid Ebonized Cave a Liqueur, c. 1870, the interior fitted with four etched glass decanters and fifteen etched liqueur glasses, with fold-out sides, H.- 10 1/4 in., W.- 11 3/4 in., D.-

French Bronze Inlaid Ebonized Cave a Liqueur, 19th c., the fold out sides opening to a lifting tray with a bronze handle, fitted with 15 etched crystal liqueur glasses and four matching decanters and

A French Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Ebonized Cave a  Liqueur Circa 1900 Height 12 1/2 x width 9 x depth 10 1/4 inches.   Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at

French Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, late 19th c., ebonized case with gilt metal and burlwood inlay, depicting scrolled foliates and floral motifs, opening to fitted interior with (four) etched

17 individual pieces included with this antique travel French cave de liqueur consisting of 8 footed aperitif glasses, 4 decanters with stoppers, and travel tantalus cabinet. Decanter measures 8 in ht

A Napoleon III Brass Inlaid and Ebonized Cave a Liqueur 19th Century Height 10 3/4 x width 12 7/8 x depth 9 1/2 inches.

French Napoleon III period cave de liqueur, late 19th c., having burlwood case, metal cartouches with mother of pearl inlay, hinged top opening to two-tier removable cradle, fitted with (four) cut cry

Fine French Boulle Inlaid Brass Bound Cave a Liqueur, c. 1870, the folding lid opening to an interior with a fitted lifting bronze tray, with eight gilt decorated decanters, and sixteen gilt decorated

French Carved Boulle Inlaid Rosewood Cave a Liqueur, c. 1870, the top elaborately inlaid with brass, mother-of-pearl, tortoise shell and ivory over a hinged folding front with like inlay, the fold out

French Napoleon III burl wood veneered, mahogany and ebony banded, and mother of pearl inlaid cave a liqueur, 19th century, having a removable tray fitted with four etched colorless glass decanters an

French, 19th century. Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, having an ebonized case with brass inlay, the interior lined with rosewood and containing four hand-blown colorless glass decanters and four s

Three French Inlaid Burlwood Boxes 19th and 20th Century one example a cave-a-liqueur fitted with four glass decanters. Height of largest example 3 1/4 x width 13 x depth 4 1/4 inches. Property from a

Oeuil de boeuf (the eye of an ox) handmade Clock expertly crafted with ebonized wood and inlaid work, antique French clock with white enamel face and applied roman numeral markers, includes pendulum

French, 19th Century, Serpentine Brass And Tortoise Inlaid Case With Lift Top And Fall Front, Gilt Bronze Fitted Interior With 4 Decanters And 13 Aperitifs, Height 12, Width 13, Depth 10 Inches, Areas

French inlaid and carved liqueur set, with five Gutta-Percha reserves; the rectangular canted corner top with ebonized oval medallion depicting birds and foliage in relief over conforming base with si

French Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, late 19th c., ebonized case accented with brass and mother-of-pearl inlay, hinged top opening to removable two-tier cradle, fitted with a Baccarat crystal li

French Napoleon III boulle cave a liqueur or tantalus cordial set, the serpentine front case covered in filigree brass and tortoiseshell inlaid decoration. The hinged top and hinged sides open to a re

French Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, late 19th c., burlwood case with inlaid gilt metal foliate motifs, central "Virtute Militaire" incised shield emblem at top, removable cradle fitted with (3)

French Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, 19th c., birdseye case with contrasting inlaid stringwork and central "Liqueurs" inscription, dual side handles, opening to removable cradle fitted with (fou

Ebonized serpentine box raised on four bun feet, with brass inlay and foliate decoration including a border of leaves surrounding an empty cartouche on the lid. Opens to reveal a stand holding two dec

French Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, late 19th c., banded and burlwood inlaid case, brass and mother-of-pearl cartouche, hinged top opening to removable two-tier cradle, fitted with an etched cr

Western Europe, France, Napoleon III period, ca. 19th century CE. Ooh la la! An intoxicating cabinet known as a cave a liqueur en trompe l'oeil de faux livres, or a false books liquor cabinet, from th

French fruitwood armoire, mid 19th c., accented with inlaid ebonized and fruitwood birds, the stepped cornice above the double doors, opening to shelves and hanging storage, two lower exterior drawers

FRENCH INLAID EBONIZED WOOD TANTALUS / LIQUOR CABINET, with four decanters and six cordials, likely original key present. 19th century. 11" HOA. Provenance: Property of a Virginia gentleman.