19th Century Perfume Travel Set

In an era when we get our beverages out of pull-top cans right from the fridge, on offer is an opportunity for experiencing a little grandeur. This classic 19th-century French Cave à Liqueur (liquor cellar) dates from the Napoleon III period (circa 1850–1870). Designed to elegantly present after-dinner cordials or liqueurs, such portable miniature bars were highly prestigious items produced for wealthy households during France's Second Empire. The piece features a distinct serpentine front, a hallmark of fine French cabinetry from this era. The main body showcases an ebonized (blackened) finish bordered by richly figured contrasting wood veneers, likely rosewood or kingwood. The top and front are centered by highly intricate, symmetrical Boulle-style marquetry medallions. These medallions seamlessly combine engraved brass scrollwork with iridescent mother-of-pearl and natural shell inserts. Imagine the mother of pearl inlay in the candlelight. A brass escutcheon on the front guards a physical lock mechanism, historically used to keep valuable spirits safe from household staff. When unlatched, the hinged top swings up to the back while the two side panels fan outward completely for an impressive presentation. At the heart of the cabinet is a removable, tiered serving tray...

English egg shaped carved mahogany tea caddy, circa 1790.

Misc collection of various silver-plate tableware, 19th to 20th C. Measures: Clam dish 9" wide x 6" deep x 9" high Sugar 4" diameter x 3.5" high Cre...

This is a late 18th-century George III mahogany knife box, typically dating to circa 1790. The piece displays the definitive characteristics of the late Georgian period: The Shape: I...

Georgian mahogany decanter holder complete with a set of six decanters, hinged plain lid enclosing fitted interior with brass handles on the side.   

Perfume box with crystal bottles, ca 1840 A French perfume box set, made of fruitwood with inside two crystal perfume bottles. The bottles have bot...

This exquisite liquor chest, accompanied by 18th-century glassware, epitomizes the opulence and sophistication of the era. Adorned with intricate leather embossing featuring floral motifs, accented with gilded iron detailing, this chest exudes luxury and refinement. The interior of the chest features compartments meticulously designed to house 12 blown glass flasks...

PRESENTING A STUNNING 19C Irish Coromandel Wood Campaign Decanter Box. STUNNING mid-Victorian Decanter box from circa 1860-1880. Made in Dublin...