A wonderful early wooden wall box featuring a distinctive lollipop-shaped back and beautifully aged warm honey-brown finish. Dating to c1900–1920, this box has visible wood grain, natural wear, and an appealing aged patina. Originally intended for practical household storage, wall boxes such as this were commonly used to hold papers, utensils, or other everyday necessities. Today, it makes a wonderful decorative accent, particularly when filled with seasonal greenery, dried flowers, or bittersweet branches.
📏 21 1/2” tall × 7 1/8” wide × 6” deep
Very good antique condition with expected age-related wear. The wooden surface displays scattered scratches, minor nicks, small areas of finish loss, and natural variations in color consistent with age and use. The box is structurally sound with visible rosehead nail construction. The warm finish presents beautifully and contributes to its wonderful primitive character.
