Antique Lidded Containers

It is a round-bellied container with a lid, used to store pipe tobacco. The piece has an ovoid shape, tapering into a circular base.

Always in pair for the nature of the game, that is to find the matching halves of the shells, these storage containers with lids are fashioned in dark brown-black lacquer, supported ...

Made of lignum vitae. The container & lid & base separately turned & screw together - the "jar" of a solid piece typical of fine treen work. 4 1/8" dia., 4.5" h.

This antique storage box has six heart shaped containers with hinged lids and finials in the form of peacock, which each open and close independently.

Exquisitely hand-crafted in England at the turn of the late 18th / early 19th century, featuring a well made solid wood case with clean straight lines and simple rectangular chest fo...

With an opaque cream base, it is enamelled with green gilded bands and floral decoration. The container inner lid allows the contents to be closed off, partly closed off or left full...

The first element, oval shaped, has edges with smooth curves and countercurves, decorated in the upper part with flat moldings, combined with volutes and venerated forms; stands on l...

An exquisite pair of early 19th century Berlin KPM porcelain pastille, incense burners, two antique oval perfume containers with pierced lids, pine cone finials above oval burner.

Archaic fret cloud band borders the entire perimeters of the lid and the container. Tobacco was introduced to Korean in the first half of the 17th century and gradually gained popul...

Consisting of four pieces, the two containers, the lid, and the removable handle, this set is very heavy and superbly made.

The word "Jerusalem" in Hebrew appears on the flag. The lid is removable; the container is surrounded by a silver-sheet ring which is seen through the windows and renders them a silv...