Box - jeweler; France, c. 1900. Gilt and chiseled bronze with cloisonnè enamel plaques. Preserves key. Measurements: 11,5 x 14,5 x 9 cm. Small gilded bronze box of rectangular format that presents a design of aesthetic recocho. The box is structured in a gilded body, decorated with a filigree of vegetal ornaments arranged around the outer perimeter of the base and the body. In addition, the body has a greater decoration, since on it there is a rhythmic succession of spaces in the form of a cartouche, which house enamel decoration. Also called alveolate or partitioned, the cloisonné enamel is a technique that consists of depositing the vitreous paste of the enamel in recessed compartments or formed by metal sheets that, in relief, compose the silhouette of the design. The lid, joined to the body by a hinge, has the same design. Retains key.