Two English 18th Century Enameled Patch Boxes

Two (2) Early English Enamel Patch Boxes. Possibly 18th Century Bilston. Unsigned. Condition commensurate to age. Measures 1-1/4" H. Shipping $30.00 (estimate $200-$300)

Property from an Estate, Chicago and Savannah Description: 2 English Enamel Patch Boxes, 18th Century, both patch boxes pink with decorated lids, the larger with a scene of figures on a shoreline,

ENGLISH ENAMEL PATCH BOX, 18TH C., H .75", L 1.75":Inscribed "For the sake of the giver I keep it for ever".

18th Century English Enamel patch or snuff box. Could have been made at Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire. Has the motto "Love and Unite" surrounded by a border of pink and green garlanding. F

Lovely 18th Century English enamel snuff or patch box, made at either Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire. The top is painted with a dove and a wreath in polychrome enamels on a white background

ENGLISH BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, 18TH C., H .75", L 1.5":Inscribed "Efteen the Gift For thofe who give, And Joy attend you While you live."

ENGLISH BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, 18TH C., H .75", L 1.5":Inscribed "Accept this Trifle from a Friend Whofe Love for Thee will never End".

The heart-shaped cobalt blue box with central clipper ship surrounded by a floral garland; mark on lid interior. 1in h x 1 3/4in w.

ENGLISH ENAMEL PATCH BOXLate 18th CenturyCover painted with a sheep and “An Emblem of Innocence”. Cobalt blue body. Cover interior with mirror.Length 2”.

Title: English enamel patch box, Georgian, 18th century Maker: Enamelware An English snuff or patch box, enamel on copper, Georgian, c 1770. Rococo style roses and scrollwork on a puce background, gil

English Battersea or Chelsea porcelain enamel patch boxes, 18th Century, one rectangular and depicting a shepherdess in a landscape framed by rocailles, the other oval, with gilt rocailles and floral

A lot of two books about porcelain and Russian jewelry in English. Collection of 18th Century Porcelain Boxes by Barbara Beaucamp Markowsky, 1983. On loan to the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. The Last Flower

Comprising: an early 19th century enameled box, English or Continental with landscape and figural decoration, a sterling silver travel container with a tapered body and fitted lid, two silver thimbles

Group of 2 Georgian South Staffordshire or Battersea enamel bonbonnieres/patch/snuff boxes, English, mid to late 18th century or later. Including: hand painted figural bird form box with hinged lid at

A group of 7 enamel Bilston style patch / snuff boxes. 18th century. ++ Rectangular box with cobalt base and white lid having image of two women, reads: "Constant to thee I'll ever be." Interior with

A group of 8 enamel Bilston style patch / snuff boxes. 18th century. ++ Round cobalt blue snuff box, lid with two doves and reads: "Remember the Giver.". Interior lid with mirror. c.1760s. 3/4"h x 1 1

Tortoiseshell and silver pique snuff box, late 17th/18th C., English or French, oval form with tortoiseshell cover and base, reticulated silver inlay to cover featuring couple under chandelier, two vi

18th/19th century, two similar decorated boxes with brightly enameled yellow, green and brick red, 2-3/8 in. and 2-1/2 in.; brightly enameled box with figures, floral bands, 3-3/8 in.; brightly enamel

GROUP OF SEVEN ENAMEL PATCH OR SNUFF BOXES 18TH CENTURY most Bilston or Battersea, four inscribed with mottos, two with landscape vignettes, and one with flower reserves (Largest 5.6cm wide,) Qty: (7)

MARQUETRY LACE MAKER’S BOX RETROFITTED AS A TRAVELING VANITY 18th Century and Later Hinged slant lid with central cushion. Fitted interior holds two English sterling silver and crystal jars and one

Group of Four English and Continental Enamel Boxes 18th/19th Century Comprising two boxes, a shoe-form box, and a scent bottle. Height of scent bottle 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm). C Property from The Monroe

American or English, 18th/19th century. Georgian mahogany blanket chest having a hinged top, document box to interior, two doors below, and rising on bracket feet. Unmarked. Provenance: From the Lifet

English, 17th/18th C., with hinge-top closing a well, till, and two small drawers of a later date, the sides inalid with scrolling flowering vine, deer, birds, a dog, a horse, and monogrammed "R.H." 1

A pair of English / Dutch copper and brass etched tobacco boxes, 18th century. One box depicts two scenes of a courting couple within a lake landscape setting on the lid and the bottom of the box. The