Sheffield Biscuit Box.

A Sheffield plated biscuit box with empty engraved panel, including a pair of tongs to interior. Ht. 7".

circa 1821, Britain. with handsome oval form having extensive chasing at all sides and lion head handles. produced by Blagden, Hodgson and Co., Sheffield. From the collection of a prominent Chicago, I

Raised on a base, finely hand-chased all around the body. Mark on the bottom. H: 6 5/8 in.

Mid 19th century, England. Having a nicely hand chased body with floral accents and hinged lid. The body having some bleed. Marked at the underside with the maker's mark. H8" W8"

Grouping of Four English Sheffield Silverplated Biscuit Boxes. One box has hallmarks below the lid, a few with numbers or EPNS mark. Two are glass with silverplated tops. Good condition. Tallest measu

ENGLISH SHEFFIELD PLATE SILVER BISCUIT BOX 19TH.C. H 10" W 8" Triple folding shell-shaped, opening to three compartments. Hoof feet. Pierced flaps hold the cookies in place while opening and serve as

Description: A large and elaborately decorated English Victorian shell-form tri-fold biscuit box.Type: Biscuit boxMaterials: Silver plated metalMarkings & Inscriptions: Marked on the undersideDate: La

English Sheffield Plate Folding Biscuit Box, 19Th.C. H 11" W 9" Raised On A Frame, Hinged To Open Flat With Inside Covers. Victorian Era. From An Important Bloomfield Hills Collector.

English Sheffield silver-plate triple biscuit box by Fenton Brothers. Clamshell-form with wreath-style handles. Measures 9.5 x 9"W (closed), 14"W open. Condition report: Common wear for age, please ex

Victorian jewelry box, 4" H x 5 1/2" W, with English Sheffield silverplate biscuit tin, 7 1/2" H x 8 3/4" x 6 1/2", shaker, 7 1/2" H and porcelain bowl with silverplate rim and handle, 8 1/2" diameter

Victorian Silverplate Folding Biscuit Box, Fenton Brothers, Sheffield, Registry mark for Sept. 2, 1876, branchwork frame and handle, flat-chased fern decoration, retains interior fittings, h. 9 1/2 in

English Silverplate Biscuit Box , Lee & Wigfall, Sheffield, 20th c., hinged cover, h. 9 1/8 in., w. 8 in

English Silverplate Coquiform Biscuit Box , James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, act. 1804-1992, h. 10 3/4 in., w. 9 1/4 in

An antique Victorian English silverplated biscuit box server produced by Fenton Brothers Ltd. (Sheffield, UK). An ornate barrel form biscuit box server with exemplary engraved botanical, feathered, an

Antique English sheffield lid and hand cut crystal biscuit box cut with diamonds. Second half of 19th Century .

(lot of 2) Silverplate muffineers/ biscuit box warmers, including: (1) Victorian Sheffield, Philip Ashberry and Sons, shell-form, with coral and shell top handle, open storage interior, rising on dolp

DAVID VEASEY FOR LIBERTY & CO, A VERY RARE TUDRIC PEWTER AND COPPER BISCUIT BOX, no. 084, of square form with applied whiplash handles, stamped 'TUDRIC 084'. 13cm high, 14cm square

ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO, A TUDRIC PEWTER AND ENAMEL BISCUIT BOX, no. 0193, cylindrical, the concave lid with suspended handle, chased in low relief with stylised foliage and picked out with bl

Antonio Giannuzzi (Italian, contemporary). A fine sterling silver triple sided biscuit box surmounted with putto finial over the triangular shell shaped body opening to three compartments, each with p

Rare ca. 1920 Sterling silver folding biscuit box, possibly Italian or South American, manufactured in an English Victorian style with floral repousse decoration and gold wash vermeil interior having

A GEORGE VI SILVER LARGE NOVELTY BISCUIT BOX, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1937, in the form of a lidded tankard, the pull-off cover with a fleur-de-lis finial, the ground spot-hammered. 17.5cm high

Antique Rare Sterling Silver Biscuit Box Repousse Foliate Theme Intricate Chasing connected by a Chased Ribbon Band Finial in the form of an Handsome Fruit Basket Circa 1920's weight 1610 Grams 9" H x

A 1930s oval biscuit box Brook and Sons, Edinburgh 1934, with gadrooned border to hinged lid; together with a presentation box Deakin and Francis Birmingham 1904, of envelope form, gilt interior with

Old Victorian-style, sterling silver double-lidded biscuit box; of pouched-shell form, with a hinged lid to either side decorated with engraved scrolling foliage, a shaped reeded swinging handle, and