Wedgwood biscuit box,c.1860

Wedgwood biscuit box,c.1860. Height: 7 inches, diameter: 5 inches.

Wedgwood Jasperware Biscuit Barrel, Covered Trinket Box, & Jefferson & Washington Commemorative Box. 6 3/4" H - Tallest

classical figures in the garden including cherubs, lion head and ring decor, silverplate top, 6 1/2" tall plus swing handle, signed, excellent.

Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware Biscuit Box, classical maidens in garden scenes, 5 1/2" plus swing handle.

This is a huge lot of jasper ware from Wedgwood. This lot includes many items such as a tea set with a lot of extras to go with it including some shakers, a biscuit box, honey or jam jar, candlesticks

19th century. The lot includes a handsome lidded biscuit box with silver plate rim and handle along with a large jar having silver plate rim as well. All in good overall condition. Largest: H5" W10" S

"Wedgewood Basalt Jasperware" Biscuit Box. Classical Decoration On Blue Field Silver Plate Wedgwood made In England 6 1/4" Height x 5 1/2" Width

Wedgwood Jasperware Porcelain Assortment Approximately (65) pieces including plates, ashtrays, lighters, vases, bowls, boxes and biscuit barrels, in various colors and sizes, all marked on underside,

English early 20th century earthenware lidded box. Graced with raised white relief garland and bow decorations around the pastel blue colored body. Base with white relief berry and leaf motif. The bra

Two match boxes with striker in the lid, each marked Wedgwood only, plus a Copeland biscuit barrel, each sprigged with classical ladies. Sizes range from 1 x 3.5 x 1.75 to 5 x 4.75 inches. We happily

Wedgwood Crystal Collection 18 Piece: Majesty Biscuit Barrel 6.5" x 4.5" 2 Heart shaped cut-glass lidded boxes 4" 2 - 7" Lead crystal cut-glass candlesticks Crystal "Devon" design candlestick Cut-glas

Lot of 4 Wedgewood Jasperware Pieces 1 x Pitcher 5" H 1 x Covered Pomade Jar 3.5" H 1 x Covered Jar / Tobacco Jar / Biscuit Jar 5" H 1 x Candy Box / Trinket Box 5" D Please look at Photos Closely Out

DESCRIPTION: A set of three Wedgwood cutlery set, features a powder blue biscuit handle with stainless steel blades. Marked "Wedgwood England", comes with original box.CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Cent.ORIGI

Twelve Wedgwood Jasperware Articles 20th Century comprising a cache pot; a trinket box; two canisters; a plate; a bowl; a small vase; a pair of biscuit barrels; a pair of trophy vases and a pitcher, e

Including biscuit jar, black basalt enamel creamer, blue jasperware bowl, box, small dish, and 2 small bowls. From a Monroe Township, NJ estate. (5214) Small bowl with crack.

Seven pieces of Wedgwood Jasper Ware in blue, cobalt, green and black basalt, includes a biscuit jar with silver plated mounts, a creamer, two small trays and three lidded trinket boxes, impressed mar

DAVID VEASEY FOR LIBERTY & CO, A VERY RARE TUDRIC PEWTER AND COPPER BISCUIT BOX, no. 084, of square form with applied whiplash handles, stamped 'TUDRIC 084'. 13cm high, 14cm square

ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO, A TUDRIC PEWTER AND ENAMEL BISCUIT BOX, no. 0193, cylindrical, the concave lid with suspended handle, chased in low relief with stylised foliage and picked out with bl

Antonio Giannuzzi (Italian, contemporary). A fine sterling silver triple sided biscuit box surmounted with putto finial over the triangular shell shaped body opening to three compartments, each with p

Rare ca. 1920 Sterling silver folding biscuit box, possibly Italian or South American, manufactured in an English Victorian style with floral repousse decoration and gold wash vermeil interior having

A GEORGE VI SILVER LARGE NOVELTY BISCUIT BOX, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1937, in the form of a lidded tankard, the pull-off cover with a fleur-de-lis finial, the ground spot-hammered. 17.5cm high

Antique Rare Sterling Silver Biscuit Box Repousse Foliate Theme Intricate Chasing connected by a Chased Ribbon Band Finial in the form of an Handsome Fruit Basket Circa 1920's weight 1610 Grams 9" H x

A 1930s oval biscuit box Brook and Sons, Edinburgh 1934, with gadrooned border to hinged lid; together with a presentation box Deakin and Francis Birmingham 1904, of envelope form, gilt interior with

Old Victorian-style, sterling silver double-lidded biscuit box; of pouched-shell form, with a hinged lid to either side decorated with engraved scrolling foliage, a shaped reeded swinging handle, and