17th CENTURY CASE, PROBABLY FLEMISH WORK Walnut veneer, tortoiseshell, rosewood and light wood fillets, chased and gilded bronze ornamentation, the lid fitted on the reverse with a mirror and revealing a rosewood and lemon wood interior, standing on flattened ball feet of later period;restorations H.:17 cm (6 ¾ in.) l.:46 cm (18 in.) P.:30 cm (11 ¾ in.) A 17th century gilt-bronze mounted, tortoiseshell, rosewood and bois citronnier casket, probably Flemish * Information for buyers: When leaving the EU, a CITES re-export certificate may be required, at the expense of the future buyer. * Information to buyers: For an exit from the EU, a CITES re-export certificate will be necessary, at the buyer's expense.

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