AMERICAN BANDBOX.

Mid 19th century. Wood and cardboard oval box with block printed floral wallpaper. Wear and some edge damage. 4"h. 9"l.

Late 20th century. Made with 19th century paper. Block printed wall paper exterior and lined with German text book pages. Lid has glass insert. Some edge wear. 6.5"h. 8.25"l.

Second quarter 19th century. Bentwood with block printed white on tan floral wallpaper. Underside covered with New England newspaper. Wear, some loss and stitched lid.10"h. 16.5"l.

Ca. 1840s. Oval bentwood box with block printed wallpaper, white flowers on blue. Printed label inside lid "Warranted Nailed Band-Boxes Made by Hannah Davis, Jaffrey, NH." Interior lined with 1842 new

Mid 19th century. Rectangular cardboard box with layers of block printed wallpaper covering. Lid has scene of sailing ships, bottom has text page with printed border. Wear and split. 6"h. 10.5"w. 8.75

Mid 19th century. Cardboard box covered with block printed tan and white wallpaper featuring a reserve of ancient ruins with green accent. Lined with newspaper. Wear and minor loss. 6.75"h. 9.5"l.

Twentieth Century. Round bentwood box covered with sailing ship wallpaper. Wear and some edge loss. 12.5"h. 16"d.

United States,Circa 1830 Box covered in the "Windmill" pattern over blue with interior lined with a March 3, 1830 edition of the Vermont Statesman newspaper. Approx. 12" t x 19 1/2" w x 15 1/2" d. Fro

United States,Circa 1850 Covered in the "Cockatoo" pattern over blue, over wood scabbard body. Approx. 13" t x 19 1/2" w x 14" d. From the deaccessioned collection of the RISD Museum. D1986.188.35

United States,Circa 1837 The box is covered in an unusual botanical wallpaper comprised of yellow and red flowers on blue field. Approx. 11" t x 22" w x 16 1/2" d. From the deaccessioned collection of

Mid 19th century. Oval cardboard box covered with block printed wallpaper. Stars on the bottom and white roses on the lid. Wear and stitched bottom seam. 2.75"h. 5"l.

United States,19th Century Includes a box covered in an alternating striped foliage and floral wallpaper, and a box covered in a green and blue moire pattern. Smallest 9 1/2" t x 15" w x 11 1/2" d.Lar

Mid 19th century. Round cardboard box covered with block printed wallpaper. Foliage on tan. Newspaper interior and underside dated 1852. Wear and stitched seams.

Mid 19th century. Light yellow background with trees and buildings. 13.5"h. 26.5"w.

United States,19th Century The box is covered in the "American Stag Hunt" pattern on blue field with matching lid. Approx. 11" t x 16" w x 10 1/4" d. From the deaccessioned collection of the RISD Muse

United States,Early 19th Century Covered in the "Rhinoceros Hunt" pattern in green, red, pink, white, and amber over blue. Approx. 10 1/2" t x 18" w x 13 1/2" d. From the deaccessioned collection of t

United States,Early 19th Century Covered in the "Unidentified Chapel and Buildings" pattern featured on page 180 of the book "Hat Boxes and Bandboxes at Shelburne Museum" published in 1960. Retains th

United States,Circa 1830 The body of the box is covered in the "Squirrel" pattern on yellow field which is unusual coloring for this design, the lid is covered in a pastoral garden scene featuring a l

Fine early paint-decorated wooden band box. American, probably New York State, circa 1850. Free-hand and stencil decoration. Fine original condition. L 17-1/2" H 8-1/2" D 12-1/4". Please refer to this

American (Massachusetts), 19th Century. Rare large papered band box by Joseph Tillinghast of New Bedford, Massachusetts featuring firemen fighting a house fire. 12.5"h. 17"l. 13"d.

Second half 20th century boxes. Oval cardboard band box with original marbelized paint. Lined with fashion prints. 3.25"h. 6.5"l. And a bentwood pantry box with floral painted lid. Edge loss. 7.5"h. 1

British/American, 19th century, each of oval form with applied wallpaper to sides and lid, one with label on base for "William Cooke/Band Box Manufacturer/...Philadelphia", 9-1/4 x 13-1/2 x 9-1/2 in.

American, 19th Century. Group of three: (1) oval paper over wood band box labeled for Hannah Davis (Jaffrey, New Hampshire); (2) round, green and white band box; (3) blue and yellow decorated small ba

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