19th Century Rosewood and Maple Box. T670
A striking mid 19th century box, the front and lid banded in contrasting woods. The darker wood is rosewood, which is used to veneer the remainder of the box, whilst the brighter figured maplewood provides the contrast. The rectangular box, possibly originally made to hold gloves, has been re-lined with paper, has original brass stop hinges, and is in very good condition. Circa 1840.
Width 25.5cm (10 inches)
Depth 11cm(4 1/4 inches)
Height 6.5cm (2 1/2 inches)
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A striking mid 19th century box, the front and lid banded in contrasting woods. The darker wood is rosewood, which is used to veneer the remainder of the box, whilst the brighter figured maplewood provides the contrast. The rectangular box, possibly originally made to hold gloves, has been re-lined with paper, has original brass stop hinges, and is in very good condition. Circa 1840.
Width 25.5cm (10 inches)
Depth 11cm(4 1/4 inches)
Height 6.5cm (2 1/2 inches)
Width 25.5cm (10 inches)
Depth 11cm(4 1/4 inches)
Height 6.5cm (2 1/2 inches)
