Jewellery box (2) - Faceted glass

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Two related French souvenir and jewelry boxes from Paris, circa 1900–1920, built of thick faceted glass panels in rich gilded metal frames with decorative feet and hinged lids, one depicting the Sacré‑Cœur and the other a Seine panorama with Notre‑Dame, in reasonable condition with heavy use and possible missing small parts.

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A pair of related French souvenir and jewelry boxes, probably made in Paris around 1900–1920. Both boxes are constructed from thick, facet-cut glass panels set in richly decorated, gold-colored metal mounts, presumably brass or a similar copper alloy. They stand on elegant ornamental feet and are fitted with hinged lids.
Beneath the glass lid of the smaller example is a colored depiction of the Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre, with the inscription “Paris – le Sacré-Cœur.” The larger box shows a panorama of the Seine and the Parisian quays with Notre-Dame; the markings “Paris” and “Notre-Dame” are still partially visible.
Such boxes were produced in the Belle Époque and the early twentieth century as decorative souvenirs for visitors to Paris. They were intended for small jewelry, mementos, or other personal valuables.
No maker’s mark was found. The exact manufacturer and production date are therefore not known.

Seller's Story

KVH is a professional seller based in Antwerp, Belgium, specialising in carefully selected vintage, design, LEGO, cameras, vinyl and collectible objects. Each object is individually researched, photographed and accurately described, with particular attention to its condition and details. Orders are carefully packed and shipped promptly. Combined shipping is offered whenever safely possible.
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A pair of related French souvenir and jewelry boxes, probably made in Paris around 1900–1920. Both boxes are constructed from thick, facet-cut glass panels set in richly decorated, gold-colored metal mounts, presumably brass or a similar copper alloy. They stand on elegant ornamental feet and are fitted with hinged lids.
Beneath the glass lid of the smaller example is a colored depiction of the Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre, with the inscription “Paris – le Sacré-Cœur.” The larger box shows a panorama of the Seine and the Parisian quays with Notre-Dame; the markings “Paris” and “Notre-Dame” are still partially visible.
Such boxes were produced in the Belle Époque and the early twentieth century as decorative souvenirs for visitors to Paris. They were intended for small jewelry, mementos, or other personal valuables.
No maker’s mark was found. The exact manufacturer and production date are therefore not known.

Seller's Story

KVH is a professional seller based in Antwerp, Belgium, specialising in carefully selected vintage, design, LEGO, cameras, vinyl and collectible objects. Each object is individually researched, photographed and accurately described, with particular attention to its condition and details. Orders are carefully packed and shipped promptly. Combined shipping is offered whenever safely possible.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Neo-Classicism
Glass type
Faceted glass
Specific region of origin
Parijs
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Material
Glass, Gold plated
Style
Antique
Colour
Gold
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910, 1910-1920
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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