AMERICAN BIRDSEYE MAPLE KNIFE / CUTLERY BOX

AMERICAN BIRDSEYE MAPLE KNIFE / CUTLERY BOX, nailed construction, two compartments with shaped central divider having heart-shaped cut-out hand hold. Old surface with warm color. 19th century. 5 1/2"

Dovetailed removable top with three section interior, paddle and cutout handles. Nicely dovetailed and screwed construction. 4.5”H x 18”L including handle, x 11”D.

19TH C AMERICAN BIRDSEYE MAPLE JEWELRY BOX INTERIOR RETAINS ORIGINAL PAPER AND MIRROR, 9 X 6 X 5

Large American Handcrafted Maple Jewelry Box created from highly figured Birdseye Maple. The lid is a Walnut Burl and Dark Cherrywood veneered trim, attached with “highpoint” solid brass hinge

Antique American Birdseye maple open box, flared sides; fine dovetail construction. Early to mid-19th C, 8 1/4" x 8 1/4". CONDITION: Old or original finish.

Michael Elkan (American, 1942-2014) Oregon Birdseye Maple Burl Wood Box. Size: 9'' x 8.75'' x 2.5'' (23 x 22 x 6 cm).

American, 20th century. Pair of lidded mahogany knife or cutlery boxes in the Georgian taste, each having a serpentine form and divided interior. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 14", w. 9", d. 9.5".

A group of three (3) vintage 1986 handmade John Wilson (American, 1939-2023) Shaker inspired bird's eye maple oval spit boxes having lids. Two boxes signed 'John Wilson' and dated on underside. John W

Michael Elkan (American, 1942-2014) A raw edge Oregon birdseye maple burl wood box finished with natural carnival wax. Signed "Michael Elkan" on bottom. 3-1/2in tall x 4-1/2in wide. | Philadelphia Met

Case XX small game knife in factory sealed box; 1985 80th anniversary second cut stag 5165 folding hunter, numbered 2148/5000; two blade pocket knife in birdseye maple; two blade model 6742 in box; Ke

Birdseye Maple Burl - Blade centered slightly towards mark side - big embossed Q shield - gap between liner/backspring - light play when open, smooth action, good snap - eyes can be seen in the bolste

An early 19th century American Federal period knife box. Figured Mahogany with Curly Maple facade and banded detail. Traditional form with sloped lid and shaped facade. Original Brass handle and escut

AMERICAN FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY DRESSER BOX, featuring extensive light and dark wood inlaid decorations throughout, including figured birdseye maple tombstone panels and barberpole edging. First half

Nineteenth century. Angel wing type cutting board, 35.75"h. 19.75"w., two piece maple sugar mold, possibly a stylized bird, ladle with crook handle (chip), 17.5"l. and a pine cutlery box with cut out

Cutco Cutlery (American). Well crafted flatware cutlery. Cheese knife with pierced blade and serrated edge, both having a high mirror polished finish. Appear to have never been used. Housed in origina

Late 19th century, pine. Dovetailed with scrolled edges and cut out handle. Wire nails. Cleaned of old paint with late painted bird's eye maple graining. 6.5"h. 13.5"w. 9.25"d.

Valley Forge Cutlery Company Pocket Knife NIB. New in its original box. Made in Newark, New Jersey

Schrade Uncle Henry 897UH; Sportsman's Folding Lock Knife; The Dinkie Handy Knife Made In Sheffield England; Frost Cutlery Silver Hawk II"Troop 118" Lagrange Ohio; American Eagle Folding Pocket Knife;

Schrade Uncle Henry 897UH; Sportsman's Folding Lock Knife; The Dinkie Handy Knife Made In Sheffield England; Frost Cutlery Silver Hawk II"Troop 118" Lagrange Ohio; American Eagle Folding Pocket Knife;

23 Piece American Cutlery Company Mother of Pearl Handled Knife and Fork Set, each with sterling silver clasp/band. Housed in a Stieff Company Silversmiths box. Box Height 3.75 in. Width 11.25 in. Dep

Sliding lid stamped "Miss Lydia Towne Cumberland RI" opens to divided interior. Base stamped May, 5 1836. 2 3/4 x 8 x 6 inches

18th century American birds-eye maple dressing table having teardrop pulls, one long drawer topped by two smaller drawers, and bottom drawer with replaced bottom, writing surface 31 1/2" H x 33" W x 1

All four of the canted sides, along with the high-arching central divider, feature strong, tiger maple “striping”. Precisely designed and tightly joined with T-headed nails, this cutlery box is 13

early 19th c New England tiger maple cutlery box, extremely bold tiger grain, length 13"