Georgian(1714–1830)

Era Snapshot: Georgian decorative arts reflected Enlightenment ideals with refined craftsmanship, classical influence, and balanced proportions.

Elegance and enlightenment reigned. Mahogany tables, Queen Anne chairs, and Neoclassical motifs flourished. Collectibles from this period include porcelain, fine silver, and scientific instruments—items meant to display refinement and curiosity.

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Brass Cricket Box

Brass boxes with hinged lids were used to store small items and sometimes insects used in popular entertainments. Their engraved decoration and sturdy metal construction reflect the craftsmanship typical of the Georgian era.

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Neoclassical (1769-1830)