The largest, a mahogany veneered dressing box, English, late 19th century, with silver-toned mounts, hinged domed lid to reveal a compartmented interior; the second, a Rosewood jewelry box, English, early-mid 19th century, with Mother of Pearl and silver inlay, hinged lid opening to reveal a lined interior with pocket; the smallest, a Lundborg's Perfumes bottle box, New York, mid-19th century, burlwood exterior with silver mounts, hinged lid opening to reveal a fabric lined interior, labeled.

The largest 6 x 12 x 9 in.

the largest with minor veneer losses, light use wear; the second, with surface wear and age cracking; the third, in good estate condition with light surface wear, stain to lid.