A Group of Four Indian Kashmir Boxes

Group of four Kashmir India hand painted lacquered boxes, depicting, animals in landscape, birds, a seated in woman, and unicorn, each with original labels to underside. Largest: 1.75" H x 4.25" W x 3

Group includes: eighteen U.S. proof sets 1957 - 1976 (two duplicates) in original boxes; 1965 - 1967 U.S. Special mint sets; 130 wheat pennies dated 1913-1958; four Indian head pennies - 1862, 1898, 1

Comprising: A Japanese lithographed tin "Indian Train" with original box, four Japanese wind up walking plush animals, two Mar lithographed tin race cars, a Japanese tin mechanical skater, a plastic w

Group of Ten Soviet and Later Russian Lacquer Boxes with Four Additional. Each Soviet/Russian box with finely painted figural scenes on black lacquer. Additional boxes comprising one indian inlaid hex

This lot of four riker boxes of artifacts found at: the Tonopah dump (3); or the Blue Springs Indian encampment (1). Items include buttons, belt buckles, hand painted ceramics, forks, safety pins, key

Four stone with inlay designs heart and round and oval shape, two Indian style, one round wooden and one small painted metal.

Group of four Indian white metal mounted bamboo scroll cases presented to Sir Francis Stanley Jackson, each with original scrolls

Group of four Indian boss decorated wood articles: (2) stands for incense burning; (2) covered jars; together with a prayer wheel and a gourd form cricket case, the largest 12"h

Four Kashmir Lacquer Boxes, 19th c., incl. domed letter box, largest 6 in., w. 9 1/2 in., d. 4 in.

A Group of Four Boxes comprising three Russian examples and one stone veneered example. Width of largest 6 1/2 inches.

largest: 2 1/2" high, 5" wide, 3 3/4" deep. Light use wear, oxidation. Property of a Darien, CT Estate.

India, c. 18th-19th century; Four figures of Balakrishna holding a butterball. Height of tallest: 3 3/4" (9.4cm)

A Group of Four Boxes including a Regency rosewood and brass inlaid document box; a painted tin document box; an English rosewood letter box with mother-of-pearl inlay and a box with apple leaves of t

Group of Four Boxes, 19th c., consisting of a gilt decorated leather box from M. Scooler, New Orleans; a carved poke wood box with a lion on the lid; a long carved cherry box with incised carving; and

Lot of assorted Indian Kashmiri lacquer boxes. Includes 15 total pieces. Largest measuring 7.75" long. Condition: generally good, very minor signs of use and age, see images. Weight: 3.1 lbs.

Similar in size, this group of four boxes is comprised of three lacquer boxes and one porcelain. The black lacquered boxes are inlaid with carved mother-of-pearl flowers on the lids. The porcelain box

Group of four small boxes, comprising two round sterling silver boxes, smaller one with tortoise top, the other larger with London silver marks for 1799 and "TH",and two brass boxes, one round and one

Group of four Indian brass peacock form candlesticks and brass bell with stand; overall good condition, age wear, surface wear, surface soiling; largest H 7 1/4" (Approx.)Provenance: The Stone Collect

comprising a green and grey hardstone and an alabaster box, a cut glass box and a glass box with silver plate lid. Small corner chip to lid of green, grey box, chip to alabaster box below metal band,

19th century. Stained glass windows having been crated nicely. The group includes four boxes containing three windows each. Several pieces have cracks in some segments of glass, overall stable and usa

Group of four Indian School miniature portraits of three Mughal Emperors and a portrait of an Indian Courtesan. Each hand painted with fine detail and vibrant color. Oval format, framed. (Approx. 4 1/

Continental, 20th century. Group of four boxes clad in mother of pearl comprising rectangular box with sliding end (4"), hinged lid box (3"), MOP and tortoise card case (h. 3.5") and rectangular lidde

Russian hand-painted lacquer boxes, group of four boxes, two figural, including: "The Feast" by Serova, with many men and two women jubilantly gathered around a table, 6 ¼" l.; and "All Around

A group of four silver boxesVarious makers and datesComprising a Geroge V sterling silver card case opening to reveal two decks of playing cards, Stokes & Ireland, Chester, 1921, retailed by Aspery, L