Antiguo joyero francés de peltre bañado en plata con decoración en relieve y terciopelo – ca. 1900 - Jewellery box - Peltre

Old French pewter jewelry box silver-plated with embossed decoration and velvet – approx. 1900

DESCRIPTION

Elegant antique jewelry box of French origin, made in pewter with a plated finish.

The piece stands out for its carefully crafted ornamental relief decoration, with vegetal, floral, and geometric motifs that run along the lid and the sides. It presents a raised structure on four curved feet inspired by classical design, with a richly decorative overall appearance.

The hinged lid features elaborate ornamentation and provides access to an interior lined in burgundy velvet, ideal for storing small jewelry and personal items.

This is a decorative item of pronounced classical character, combining functionality and elegance, especially interesting for collectors of antique objects and lovers of French decor.

ERA

Late 19th century – early 20th century. Approximate dating: ca. 1900.

CHARACTERISTICS
Origin: France.
Material: Pewter plated in silver.
Decoration: Ornamental reliefs with vegetal and geometric motifs.
Interior: Burgundy velvet.
Opening: Hinged lid.
Style: Ornate classical.
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
Height: 13 cm.
Width: 11 cm.
Depth: 7 cm.
Weight: 200 g.
CONDITION
Good overall condition, with signs of use and aging consistent with its age. Preserves its exterior decoration and the interior velvet lining. It is advisable to examine the photographs carefully, which are part of the lot description.

SHIPPING CONDITIONS

The item will be carefully packaged for shipment. However, due to the nature and fragility of antique objects, there is a possibility that incidents or damage may occur during transport.

The buyer must check the package condition upon receipt and report any incident or damage caused during transport to the courier company and to the corresponding platform, providing the necessary evidence.

By making the purchase, the buyer acknowledges and accepts these shipping terms, without prejudice to the rights and responsibilities that apply under current regulations.