Coromandel Chapman Bramah London Tantalus

Antique burled walnut gentleman's box, with compartments for liquor and cigars, lock marked Bramah, London and swinging door marked Chapman's patent, with three glasses (not original) and 2 etched bot

Finely Crafted Drop-Front Portable Secretary Box, circa 1870, by John Bagwell & Sons, Liverpool, with brass side handles and lock by Bramah, London (with key), tooled leather surfaces and pen holder u

A coromandel tantalus, A coromandel tantalus, 19th century, fitted with three bottles, the front section opening to reveal a fitted interior with a single drawer beneath, 38cm wide 28cm deep 33cm high

This stunning antique is a wonderful set to add to any barware collection! The wood box has brass accents and the interior is lined with blue velvet. The box has its original Bramah London Patent lock

Nickel plated and wood tantalus. Housing three(3) cut glass decanters; 11.5in.H. x 13.5in.W. x 6.75in.D.

Coromandel Tantalus Cabinet, 10 3/8" x 12 5/8" x 9 3/8", no contents, condition noted.

Betjemann, London Tantalus set, three crystal decanters, with key, marked on sides of handle "The Tantalus" and "Betjemann's Patent 66865 London", engraved on handled 1927-1932, measures 11 1/4" x 12

Tiffany & Co. reptile skin jewelry box, Early 20th c., skin clad wood, silk velvet lined compartment interior and lift-out drawer, gilt bronze fittings, made by J. Bramah, London, bronze stamped "Tiff

PR OF 19THC. OVAL GENRE SCENES, OIL ON BOARD JOHN GADSBY CHAPMAN, LONDON ARTIST BOARD (13" X 10 1/2" )

Spindle pocket watch in silver case, B. Chapman London, around 1700, with fine engraved spindle cock, movement starts, white enamel dial without cracks and damages, blued hands, with overcase, diamete

English Ceramic Phrenology Head with dark brown decoration, marked "E. F. Chapman", London. h. 12", w. 6", d. 4"

A 19th Century English Oak Portable Secretary. Hardware is marked Bramah, London. Bearing ivory date markers and a removable lap desk 16" x 17.25" x 10"

from William Roxburgh (1751 - 1815). "Plants of the Coast of Coromandel", London: George Nicol, 1795 - 1819; engraved plates colored by hand; Condition: one with a 1 1/2 inch tear; minor foxing; matte

WAUGH, EVELYN. 1903-1966. A Handful of Dust. London: Chapman & Hall, 1934. 8vo. Publisher's red and black patterned cloth, lettered in gilt on spine, pictorial dust jacket. Text block slightly skewed,

DICKENS, Charles (1812-1870). Great Expectations. London: Chapman & Hall, 1861. 3 volumes, 8vo (191 x 114 mm). (Lacks publisher's ads at end.) Late 19th century full calf gilt, edges gilt (light rubbi

WAUGH, EVELYN. 1903-1966. Brideshead Revisited. London: Chapman & Hall, 1945. 8vo. Publisher's rose-colored cloth, titled in gilt on the spine, dust jacket decoratively printed in gray with red letter

18 volume set, Thomas Carlyle, published London: Chapman and Hall, c1837-1874. 'Essays' (7 volumes in four); "Oliver Cromwell" (5 volumes in three); "Friedrich II" (10 volumes in five); Wilhelm Meiste

WAUGH, EVELYN. 1903-1966. Vile Bodies. London: Chapman & Hall, 1930. 8vo, original marbled cloth, pictorial dust jacket. Some light rubbing to spine ends and corners, dust jacket with chipping and spl

18 volume set, Thomas Carlyle, published London: Chapman and Hall, c1837-1874. 'Essays' (7 volumes in four); "Oliver Cromwell" (5 volumes in three); "Friedrich II" (10 volumes in five); Wilhelm Meiste

19th c. Coromandel wood Tantalus with 3 decanters, 8 glasses and 1 plate (11"h x 12"w x 8"d closed)

BROWNING, Robert (1812-1889). Men and Women. London: Chapman and Hall, 1855. 2 volumes, 8vo (171 x 107 mm). 2pp. advertisement at end of vol. II. Early 20th century crushed tan morocco, covers elabora

Sheffield silver plated Tantalus set with crystal bottles and French enameled tags. Marked Betjemann's patent London 1534 "The Tantalus". Circa late 19th century. SHIPPING: In-House Shipping Available

BRAMAH OF LONDON OAK LETTER BOX TRAVELING DESK 11.5X14.5X

DICKENS, Charles (1812-1870). The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit. London: Chapman and Hall, 1844. 8vo (213 x 130 mm). Etched frontispiece, etched title-page, 38 etched plates by Hablot Knigh