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Antique porcelain jewelry box or bonbonnière, late 19th century
A family box, armorialized with nobility!
Created at the end of the 19th century, this porcelain box is made of crackled ceramic and decorated with rich French coats-of-arms.
The floral decor is inspired by a style close to Art Nouveau. The top features a blue coat-of-arms with gold outlines, a central triangle and three bright flames.
The unicorn at the top is a symbol found in ancient noble families, and the flowers, a symbol of abundance, seem to indicate a provincial origin, or at least, a milieu where flowers/agriculture was their main trade.
In very good condition, this box will be perfect for someone sensitive to the small treasures of noble families, to be used as a jewelry box, bonbonnière or as a decoration or even a collection, as these pieces are rare or even unique.
If you're a lover of late 19th-century porcelain and objects from French nobility families, don't hesitate, buy it today!
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Dimensions :
→ height: 9 cm
→ Width : 21 cm
→ Depth : 15 cm
→ Weight: 1.2 kg
Ref: JXRZRDDE7C