Boxes :: Pod Box

Summers in the sun! Sand castles and sand dunes. Sea gulls and sea breezes. Memories of clam bakes and oyster roasts and all the wonderful bounty of the sea. Use these boxes for storing little treasures or, just enjoy them on your table top or dresser.

Available in silver over copper or gold over silver finishes.

These annuals prefer cool weather and mature early. The "peas" inside the pod are considered berries by botanists. Common folklore regarding peas is that if you count the number of peas in a pod the crop will fail. Pennsylvanian Germans always planted peas under the sign of Gemini, hoping to get two for one and double pods.

Chestnut

The nuts are an important food crop in southern Europe, southwestern and eastern Asia, and also in eastern North America before the chestnut blight. In southern Europe in the Middle Ages, whole forest-dwelling communities which had scarce access to wheat flour relied on chestnuts as their main source of carbohydrates.

Our chestnut box, 1 ¼” x 2 ¾”, is cast in pewter and is finished in either a pink gold or pink silver (pictured) finish.

The apple tree, the most important and best-known fruit tree of cool, temperate zones, is planted and loved by home gardeners and commercial growers alike. The tree’s sweet fruit-green, yellow, russet and red is an enduring part of American legends and folklore.

Our Apple box, 1 ½” x 1 ¾”, is cast in pewter with a pink gold or pink silver finish (pictured).

Well know as houseplants mainly derived from the Chinese version. The small evergreen shrubs produce funnel-shaped flowers that range in color from white, pink to orange.

Our Azalea box, 3” x 1 ½”, is finished with layers of gold, silver and copper and freshwater pearls.

A universal symbol, the dove sits atop an egg which holds the message of peace. Our Lovebird box, 3"x1¼”, is available in either a pink gold or pink silver finish.