18th Century Material Culture

Boxes & Chests

Document
Boxes

Document Box
Dated 1775
(Estate of Tom Wnuck)

Document Box
c. 1730 - 1750
(Morristown National Historic Park)

Continental Lock Box

17th Century

Painted Pine Box

British Isles 18th Century
(Skinner Auction House)

Continental Pine Storage Box

Mid 18th Century
(Cowans Auction House)

Continental Pine Storage Box

Mid 18th Century
(Cowans Auction House)

Continental Pine Storage Box

Mid 18th Century
(Cowans Auction House)

Document Box
1789
(Bonhams - William H. Guthman Collection)

Utilitarian
Chests & Boxes

American Box from New England

Early 18th Century
(Skinner)

American Box from New England

18th Century
(Skinner)

American Box from New England

18th Century
(Skinner)

American Box from New England

18th Century
(Skinner)

Pine Chest / Storage Box of Horace Walpole

18th Century
(Lewis Walpole Library)

Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Oxford

by Sir Joshua Reynolds
(National Gallery of Art)

Pine Chest / Storage Box

18th Century

American Chest / Storage Box in Red Paint

c. 1750 - 1790
(Private Collection)

American Chest in Red Paint

c. 1750 - 1790
)Private Collection)

American Box from New England

18th Century
(Skinner)

Wall
Boxes

American Wall Box

c. 1780
(John Philbruck Antiques)

American Wall Box

c. 1780
(John Philbruck Antiques)

American Wall Box

c. 1780
(John Philbruck Antiques)

American Wall Box

Late 18th - Early 19th Century
(Skinner)

American Comb Box from Harwinton, Connecticut

18th Century
(Skinner)

American Wall Box in Black Paint

DM TO / march / ye 17 1760
(Skinner)

American Wall Box in Black Paint

DM TO / march / ye 17 1760
(Skinner)

Acknowledgements
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