Engraved Double-Tier Trinket Box

$31.00

Object reference: BRU-10584956839

Object details

Double-tier box with engraved decoration and metal mounts
Approximately 8 cm (3.15 in) high and 6.5 cm (2.56 in) across the measured face, estimated from the seller's tape photographs; depth not established
Seller's scale photograph reads approximately 185 g
Seller-described bone; panel materials and metal alloy unverified
Maker, origin and date unknown

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Condition

Visible discoloration, surface marks, darkened metal and wear around edges and fittings. The photographs do not show the compartments open, so interior condition and the operation of both catches remain unconfirmed.

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The story

Warm amber-coloured panels, dark floral linework and two decorative metal frames give this compact box its layered character. On the pale lid, a rooster stands above an elephant in a playful engraved scene. Flower-shaped catches echo the floral decoration around the body.

Small keepsake boxes make ordinary belongings feel considered. This example has the charm of a miniature cabinet: stacked sections, repeated borders and a lid image that invites a closer look. Its appeal lies in the conversation between warm colour, fine linework and worn metal.

Attribution note

The photographs show two framed sections, hinges and separate flower-shaped catches, supporting the description of a double-tier trinket box. The seller describes it as bone. That material attribution, including the species, cannot be verified from these photographs; the pale top and amber-coloured body should not be assumed to be the same substance. No maker, origin or date is established.