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Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled
Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled
Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled
Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled
Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled

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Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled

Sale price€650,00

Dated 1780-1790, late 18th century, a round box in red-rimmed Martin varnish and 14K 585/000 gold and 950/000 silver, with a miniature on the lid representing a young woman dressed in antique style begging for love, surrounded by engraved gold. The interior of the box is lined with tortoiseshell. French work.
Diameter: 6.50 cm Gross Weight: 49.20 gr
Slight traces of time and the hands of its various owners over the past 250 years.
Authenticated antique jewelry, workshop checked and certified.

Stripes became very fashionable in the second half of the 18th century, both in textiles and in objects designed to match them. This box could have contained various beauty powders, lozenges, or even snuff.

Delphine & Natty's opinion

Martin varnish is a type of resin-based varnish, renowned for its quality and durability. Its history dates back to 18th-century France, when craftsmen and cabinetmakers began developing finishing techniques to enhance wooden furniture and objects. The name "Martin" is often associated with a family of craftsmen, particularly the workshop of Martin de la Vallée, who perfected this varnishing technique.
Authenticated and certified antique object.

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Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled
Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled Sale price€650,00

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Late 18th century, round box in Martin varnish, red and gold railled

The history of jewelry

Stripes became very fashionable in the second half of the 18th century, both in textiles and in objects designed to match them.
This box could have contained various beauty powders, lozenges, or even snuff.

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