Handmade Pewter Celtic Jewelry Box - Enamelled Archibald Knox Design

Handmade Pewter Archibald Knox Jewelry Box with Enamelled Panels

This exquisite handcrafted jewelry box draws inspiration from an original Archibald Knox inkwell design, showcasing the timeless appeal of Celtic artistry and British Art Nouveau craftsmanship. Each piece is meticulously crafted from pewter with beautifully enamelled decorative panels, making it a functional work of art for your home.

Product Specifications

Weighs 375g

105 x 55 x 35mm (height x width x depth)

Premium Construction and Materials

Each box is meticulously handmade from pewter with beautifully enamelled decorative panels and features a protective felt base. The substantial weight and quality construction ensure durability while the intricate Celtic-inspired design makes it perfect for storing jewelry or other small valuables securely. The felt-lined base protects delicate surfaces and prevents scratching on furniture.

Celtic Art Nouveau Heritage

This jewelry box captures the essence of Archibald Knox's distinctive style, translating his iconic inkwell design into a practical storage solution. The enamelled panels showcase the intricate Celtic knotwork and flowing lines characteristic of the Arts and Crafts movement, making each piece a collector's item that bridges functional design with artistic expression.

Versatile Storage Solution

The compact dimensions make this pewter box ideal for storing rings, earrings, brooches, cufflinks, or other small treasures. Whether displayed on a dresser, vanity, or desk, it serves as both decorative accent and practical storage. The secure construction protects your valuables while the distinctive design adds character to any interior.

About Archibald Knox Design Heritage

Archibald Knox was born in the Isle of Man of Scottish parenthood. His designs were synonymous with British Art Nouveau and he is regarded as being a prominent influence in the Arts and Crafts movement. His Celtic designs and calligraphy are world famous and iconic in the Isle of Man. Today both his art work for Liberty & Co and his watercolours are highly sought after.