No. They are modern, vintage-inspired boxes made with aged finishes and decorative details. Describe them as replica-style or antique-effect rather than antiques.

Materials vary by design. Current listings commonly specify MDF or plywood with metal catches, panels and other decorative trims, so retailers should check the individual product specification before answering detailed material questions. Example product specification

Small differences in colour, finish, dimensions and decorative placement should be expected. The deliberately aged appearance is part of the design rather than a sign that the product is used or damaged.

They work well as decorative jewellery and keepsake boxes, but they are not security boxes. Unless an individual listing states otherwise, customers should not expect a lock or protection for high-value items.

The current listings do not make a food-safe claim. Recommend using them for individually wrapped tea bags, packaged products or gift presentation rather than direct contact with loose food.

Show selected boxes open so customers can see their depth and possible uses. Group small boxes near jewellery, crystals or the till, and use larger chests with wrapped gifts or hamper products to demonstrate scale.

Use a soft, dry cloth and avoid soaking or abrasive cleaners. MDF, plywood and decorative metal trims are best kept away from prolonged moisture and excessive humidity.