April 16, 2024
SUPERB 19c INLAID ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD JEWELLERY BOX - FAB INTERIOR
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MTS MTS ANTIQUE JEWELLERY BOXES PLEASE SCROLL DOWN TO VIEW MORE PICTURES SUPERB 19c INLAID ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD JEWELLERY BOX - FABINTERIOR You are bidding on a wonderful restored and repolished early Victorian rosewood veneered inlaid jewellery box in lovely restored condition. Superb condition with no missing or replaced veneer. Inlaid with banded brass and brass central cartouche and keyhole escutcheon, along with abalone shell inlaid roundels to each corner.. Date approximately c1840-1870 FULLY LOCKS Box retains the original brass lock, brass stop hinges, and top catch. Comes complete with a silk tassel, and Victorian key that FULLY LOCKS the box with ease. Instruction given once sold. Comprising a wonderful interior that boasts a later wooden tray finished to a superb standard that compliments. This has been relined in expensive plush velvet material of the highest quality, the same as the interior of the box. All the added dividers within the tray can easily be repositioned if desired. The tray can hold many rings in an upright position. The base of the box and the base of the tray are also lined in velvet. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AND I AM ALMOST SURE THAT YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH THIS LOVELY BOX. We believe at MTS that the Antique boxes we sell are as important as the item of jewellery our customers buy. We take pride
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