North American Jewelry Boxes

Hello! The 1980’s are calling! And guess what they have for you … a period perfect painted wood box by Hollis Fingold which can serve as a resting spot for jewelry, trinkets or sim...

Sweet and petite! 1950's Meldan Furniture wood jewelry chest in the miniature version of a French country chest of drawers complete with an antiqued finish, brass hardware and key. T...

This is the most adorable Tiffany & Co. trinket and it needs to be yours! The quality and love put into every piece of Tiffany will last you a lifetime and more. Grab this one of a kind box to set upon your dresser or nightstand to hold any small personal items like jewelry, medicine, or makeup. Whatever you do with this small cute trinket, put it in eyes view, because it will never fail to make you smile. This container is featured in red and green that pair together effortlessly. It depicts dainty flowers on each side with thin red piping. Take a peek on the inside and the details keep getting better with continuation of the pattern on the interior. Signed "Tiffany & Co." Set upon your fine china cabinet...

This charming tabletop wood box is the work of self taught Mexican artist Salvador Corona who stared his career as an artist after suffering a bullfight injury in the early 1900's. H...

Nancy Gonzalez burgundy crocodile jewelry box. This small box is perfect for travel, large enough for earrings, rings or delicate necklaces. The bo...

Tiffany & Company's 1950's sterling silver ring holder and pin dish depicting a stylized hand perfect for a vanity or bureau. Beautifully ...

This leather jewelry case was likely made in the 1970s, and features a push lock fastener with key. The interior is lined in suede and features a ring holder, a sueded pillow and co...

Display your finest with this machine age 1930's art deco jewelry display stand. The classic 'T' shape adjusts with a turn screw to provide heig...

These gilded gold vermeil finish with turquoise-like earrings measures 2 5/8" in total length. The width measures 1 1/2", and the depth measures 3/8".

This vintage showcase traveling or standing large jewelry case was from either Gumps in San Francisco or Shreve and Co. The extra large case was original...