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A very elegant new sterling silver book shaped snuff box. Continental made. Beautifully crafted in the shape of a book. Hand engraved scroll and floral decorations on the front. Ribbed decorations on the sides. With elegant circular engine turned…

Modeled on the classic design of one of the world's greatest book collections, Literary Lites are perfect for every room in the house—or as a gift for your favorite literati.

Each Lite refers to a different literary classic. The back cover…

Snuff boxes were personalised by their owners or given as valued gifts. They come in a large variety of shapes, sizes and materials. This silver plated book shaped box has the owner’s name and the date (1876) engraved on the lid. The finely ground…

A unique jewel box in the shape of a book. It's beautifully gilded gesso decoration is applied to a wooden book form box. This technique is reminiscent of gilded portrait frames of the 19th century. Both the top and the bottom of the box are…

The hand warmer is molded and has an aperture near one end for filling with hot water. A large hole at the bottom of an inner wall allows the water to pass into the other book. Relief decoration includes ribbed spines, pseudo clasps, and masks within…

This intricate bracelet consists of eleven rectangular segments connected to each other by small hinges. Eight segments feature openwork floral patterns embellished with diamonds, while three are decorated in green enamel. The thin segments can be…

Cleverly disguised in plain sight as a massive book, this "novel" way to catch a few winks on the job is within easy reach when counting rows of figures begins to have the same effect as counting sheep. This fake book that is actually a pillow, if…

Biscuit tin made of tinplate, off set litho printed, made to simulate eight books with simulated tooled leather bindings and marbled end papers, bound by an imitation leather strap.

This is made of cedar wood and was almost surely a handsome souvenir from the Holy Land, probably in the 1920s when it was under the British Mandate, but quite possibly a little earlier when still under Ottoman sovereignty. Cedar wood album covers…

Small manuscript used as a pendant for a bracelet.