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Silver case, 950 fineness, rectangular with beveled sides, lacquered black with eggshell-colored edges. The lid is engraved with a number. The interior is vermeil. (Signs of wear and minor imperfections). French craftsmanship, circa 1930, by the workshop of Charles Lebray. D. 6 x 8 cm. Gross weight: 80 g. This piece is comparable to the work of Jean Dunand (1877–1942), not only in its use of the eggshell decoration technique but also in the quality of its craftsmanship. Charles Lebray’s workshop, founded in 1926, is renowned for its production of ladies’ toiletries sets in lacquer and shagreen. Bibliography. Dictionary of Jewelers, Jewelry Makers, and Goldsmiths in France from 1850 to the Present, edited by Remi Verlet. Gallimard - L’École des Arts Joailliers, Paris, 2022, page 1355. Expert: Paul-Louis Flandrin
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