Drinks-related

This drinks box was made in France in about 1860. It is rosewood inlaid with brass, ebony and mother-of-pearl.

This unusual cave-a-licqueur is made of walnut and dates from about 1870. It is decorated with gilt bronze plaques each with a hunting theme.

This classic Cave-a-licqueur is French, napoleon III period, circa 1860.
It contains 16 glasses and 4 decanters, in cut lead crystal.

A Napoleon III period drinks box in thuyawood, inlaid on the top and in front with cartouches in brass kingwood and mother of pearl on an ebony ground.