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A treasury cloaked in deep burgundy velvet, capped with a gleaming, ornately embossed silverplate lid — compact enough for a nightstand or vanity, yet grand enough to hold whatever you tuck inside. At its center, a blank cartouche waits for a personal monogram.
Maker: Unmarked
Materials: Silverplate, burgundy velvet lining
Dimensions: 4.0" long x 3.0" wide x 2.0" tall
Origin: China
Era: Vintage, 1970s
Condition: Very Good Vintage condition — a tiny bit of wear on the bottom corners, otherwise, no issues noted, and the original sticker is still intact. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The lid is almost entirely covered by an ornate, embossed silverplate design set slightly into the surface, with just a thin edge of velvet framing it at the border. At its center sits a small rectangular cartouche, left blank and ready for monogramming.
Perfect for storing jewelry, a lovely presentation box for gifting a special piece, or a decorative accent for the vanity or dressing table.
Blank cartouche boxes like this one were a popular vanity accessory through the mid-20th century, designed so a jeweler or gift-giver could later have the center engraved with initials or a monogram. Unmarked silverplate pieces such as this were often produced by smaller regional workshops, prized less for a maker's name than for the quality of their embossing and finish.
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