Theater Golden Metal Heart-shaped Box

Hermes -Paperweight leather and gold plate representing a belt buckle - personal item with a date and initial R.B. Additional information: Dimensions: Length: 21.5 cm (8.46"), Widt...

Hermes -Paperweight in solid silver representing a caduceus. Additional information: Dimensions: Length: 10 cm (3.93"), Width: 7.5 cm (2.95") Condition: Very good condition Seller ...

Theater - Hair jewelry looking like a comb. Openwork golden metal jewelry created for drama performances. Additional information: Condition: Very good co...

Theater - Golden metal crown with multicolored rhinestones, from drama performances. It ties with a velvet link. Additional information: Condition: Good condition Dimensions: Length...

Very decorative Silver Pill Box with thick walls and internal gilding. Identical cast decorations on both sides. Hallmarked with clear British marks, created in 1812 at the workshop...

This is a Estée Lauder Sun Bonnet Hat Perfume Box. It's still full of "Perfect Pleasures" solid perfume. It has a detailed gold-tone metal sun bonnet hat with Swarovski crystal and ...

Very decorative Silver Box with thick walls and internal gilding. Machine - engraved and cast decorations. Box is hallmarked with vague French marks on several spots , hand -made ca...

An octagonal box crafted from Yamsk Jasper, with each side featuring two layers of green and brown agate, set in a silver gilt mount. The front is adorned with a cameo of Achilles, his helmet embellished with a dragon motif. weight: 50.49 g dimensions: 2 x 6 x 3.8 cm The Yamsk Jasper cameo snuff box, depicting Achilles in profile on the lid, is attributed to the Yekaterinburg Russian Imperial Lapidary, established in 1751, known for producing exquisite hardstone objects, many now part of the State Hermitage Museum's collection. The Russian Imperial Cabinet, responsible for overseeing Imperial family properties, managed lapidary production using precious stones from the Ural Mountains. The craftsmanship, material, and dimensions of the snuff box, along with its similarity to other Hermitage pieces, suggest it likely originated from the Yekaterinburg workshop. It was later fitted with 19th-century Russian snuff box components. The cameo likely draws inspiration from a model created by the renowned gem engravers Charles and William Brown, who also worked for Catherine the Great. A good visual comparison is offered by a modern cameo brooch...