Boxes, Boxes, Cigar Boxes

A liqueur set, in its original box from Baccarat, dating from the 19th century, the Napoleonic III period. 19th-century liqueur set, from the Napoleonic III period, by Baccarat, in its original box, comprising a decanter, a tray and six small glasses in crystal and silver-plated bronze; all but one of the glasses are engraved. Set: H: 10.5 cm, W: 29.5...
Boxes, Boxes, Cigar Boxes

Pair of decorative boxes in natural, unique designs

120096
€1,400.00
Pair of decorative boxes in natural agate stone with unique designs Decorative boxes made from natural Agate stone. Each box features unique layers, colours and textures, offering an organic and elegant look. This decorative box is designed for indoor use only. The Agate stone guarantees solidity while retaining its natural variations, making each piece...
Boxes, Boxes, Cigar Boxes

Mont Blanc jewellery box, 1990.

€65.00
Mont Blanc jewellery box, 1990. Mont Blanc jewellery box, very good condition, box, circa 1990. H: 4cm, W: 17cm, D: 17cm
Boxes, Boxes, Cigar Boxes

Box for Tag Heuer watch, 1990.

€110.00
Box for Tag Heuer watch, 1990. Box for Tag Heuer watch, very good condition, box and cardboard box, circa 1990. H: 11.5cm, W: 14.5cm, D: 14.5cm

Welcome to our collection of luxury cigar boxes, chests and cases, where each selected piece celebrates fine craftsmanship and rich materials. Our catalogue covers an impressive variety of periods and styles, from antique creations to innovative contemporary designs, highlighting the functionality and refined aesthetics of these precious objects.

History and significance

Luxury boxes and caskets have long been symbols of status and refined taste. Historically, these objects were used to store precious goods, important documents, jewellery, tobacco and cigars. The tradition of making luxury boxes and caskets dates back to antiquity, when materials such as ivory, gold and precious stones were commonly used in their construction.

Significant eras

  • Antiquity and the Middle Ages: The first boxes were often ritual objects or symbols of power. In ancient Egypt, they could contain amulets and ritual objects. In the Middle Ages, wooden boxes, often inlaid with ivory or precious metals, were used by the nobility to keep seals or relics.

  • The Renaissance: This period saw an increase in the use of boxes to store letters, documents and personal objects. Marquetry techniques were refined, and designs became more complex and decorative.

  • The Baroque and Rococo periods: Boxes and chests from these periods were extremely ornate, with the use of gold, silver and sophisticated techniques such as mother-of-pearl and lacquer inlay.

  • The 19th Century and the Victorian Era: Industrialisation enabled the production of more affordable boxes while maintaining high levels of decoration. Jewellery boxes and sewing kits are popular examples.

  • 20th Century to Present: The modern era has seen a diversification in the use of materials, including plastics and modern alloys, but luxury editions have remained faithful to traditional materials and quality craftsmanship.

Luxury Cigar Boxes

Cigar boxes, in particular, are an area where functionality meets luxury. Traditionally made from cedar wood to preserve the humidity and aroma of the cigars, these boxes are often embellished with leather, gold or mother-of-pearl inlays. They not only serve to store cigars but also act as elegant decorative elements and signs of sophistication.

Why choose our collections?

Each box, case or cigar box in our collection is selected for its unique design, quality of manufacture and history. We offer pieces that tell a story, enriching your home or collection with beauty and elegance.

We invite you to explore this sublime collection, ideal for those who appreciate functional objets d'art and evidence of craftsmanship at its finest. Whether for personal use or as a gift, our luxury boxes and gift sets are sure to impress and inspire.

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