PETITE BOÎTE ˜ in carved ivory. The lid is decorated with a parterre of fruits a…

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PETITE BOÎTE

˜ in carved ivory. The lid is decorated with a parterre of fruits and plants encircled by lotus leaves. The reverse is engraved with a rosette. Dieppe, 19th century Diameter : 6.5 cm Weight : 38 g.

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