Vintage Victorian-Style Large Porcelain Bird Trinket Box with Filigree Flourish for Sale

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Vintage Victorian-Style Large Porcelain Bird Trinket Box with Filigree Flourish For Sale

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Vintage Victorian-Style Large Porcelain Bird Trinket Box with Filigree Flourish:
$98.00

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Selling a gorgeous, hand painted porcelain trinket box crafted with Victorian design flourishes. Flowing hand painted flowers, stems, and birds sit atop the swirling purple borders. This piece has never been used and is in excellent condition, lacking any cracks or chips. The metal handles (and filigree rim decorated with Victorian scroll) feel strong and substantial. This piece weighs in at roughly 4 pounds and 7 ounces, measuring 11\" L x 5.75\" W (depth) x 6\" H. The interior of the dish is relatively shallow, but deep enough to hold items such as key sets, potpourri, wax cubes, etc.An absolutely gorgeous lidded keepsake box that will look phenomenal on a desk or end table.

Due to the fragility of this piece, we\'ll be using a fair amount of paper padding in order to protect the porcelain during shipment. We strive to use recycled materials wherever we can. Buyer will get a selection of tasty imported candies as a thank-you. A tracking number will be provided prior to shipment.

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions: 11\" L x 5.75\" W (depth) x 6\" H
Weight: 4lbs 7oz

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Disclaimer Item condition is reflected in the listing photos. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact.