Null Slightly domed top, wooden core covered with cloth and gilded copper hinges…

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Slightly domed top, wooden core covered with cloth and gilded copper hinges. Late 15th century Height: 6.8 cm - Width: 7 cm - Depth: 10.5 cm (a few accidents and restorations, including the later hasp)

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Slightly domed top, wooden core covered with cloth and gilded copper hinges. Late 15th century Height: 6.8 cm - Width: 7 cm - Depth: 10.5 cm (a few accidents and restorations, including the later hasp)

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120. small wrought-iron mesh messenger box, wooden core covered with a flecked mesh, double hasp lock, slightly domed lid with compartments. Early 16th century H. 9.8 cm - W : 13.5 cm - D. : 19 cm (Minor chips and accidents).

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LARGE BOX, FLANDERS, ANTWERP, 17th CENTURY in vermilion-tinted tortoiseshell veneer and decorated with gilded brass repoussé plaques. This rectangular, slightly domed box is made of Caret tortoiseshell veneer on all sides, with rectangular tortoiseshell moldings on the lid. Each corner is decorated with fan-shaped plaques featuring flowering branches and birds. The domed top of the box is adorned with an oval medallion of the same design. A pull ring and rosette open the box. The keyhole is in a cartouche. Inside, at the bottom, a color engraving depicting Aurora and Cephalus, reflected in a mirror under the lid. (Restorations, accidents and missing parts) A Flemish tortoiseshell and brass casket, Antwerp, 17th century HEIGHT 7 - WIDTH 27 - DEPTH 13 CM - H. 2,8 - W. 10,6 - D. 5,1 IN.

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