Set of bonbonniere and jewelry box. France, in the manner of Sèvres. Possibly BOURDOIS & BLOCH, first third of the twentieth century. In enameled and gilded porcelain with gilded bronze mounts. Stamps on the base. It has slight flaws. Measurements: 22 x 25 x 19 cm; 11 x 31 x 21,5 cm. Lot consists of a jewelry box and a bonbonniere of French manufacture, enameled porcelain in blue King combined with gold borders and medallions in which are represented gallant scenes and bucolic landscapes. Both pieces are inspired by rococo models. The jewelry box, with an elliptical body, sits on gilded bronze feet finished in cabriole. The bomboniere has a mixtilinear and lobed profile.

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