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    Posted 14 years ago

    alisha
    (36 items)

    I am really unsure what kind of box this is it might be a powder box, jewerly box, or maybe something else all together. Can someone help me find out what it was used for orginaly. I would also like to know if anyone can tell the maker there are no markings on it at all but it looks really old.

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    Comments

    1. ozmarty ozmarty, 14 years ago
      Hi what size is it?
    2. ozmarty ozmarty, 14 years ago
      Are there any markings ? looks like there is in the base.
    3. Mel, 14 years ago
      I have seen and sold a few of these- it looks like it is an alabaster lidded trinket box (which is a type of stone, not glass), made in Italy- they often have transfer pictures on them under some sort of lacquer, as is the case here. The last one I had was the same size and also had a floral transfer on top but it was green (not yellow) and still had the original 'alabaster, made in Italy' sticker on the base- I sold it at the local market for $7

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