Three circular sucker boxes : - one made of cardboard varnished in polychrome lacquer, with a lid decorated with an oval miniature symbolizing faithful Love. Interior in sea turtle shell (Chelonioidea spp (I/A), pre-Convention). Late 18th century. Diameter : 7.7 cm. Heavy wear and splinters on the decoration. Split glass. - A so-called "Boîte Royale de France", in memory of the proclamation of Charles X on September 16, 1824, in pressed horn, titled on the back with its initial and the lid decorated with a gilt copper medallion stamped with his portrait. Interior in sea turtle shell (Chelonioidea spp (I/A), pre-Convention). First third of the 19th century. Diameter : 8.5 cm. Crushing and heavy wear to the medallion, refixed; manures, some cracks and splinters. - a large red lacquered chewed cardboard one, with a lid decorated with a young Moor with a turban. Black lacquered inside. 19th century. Diameter : 11 cm. Cracks, shocks, accidents, lacks and restorations.
Estimate
€50 - €100
Result
€160
Buyer's premium
24%
Three circular sucker boxes :
- one made of cardboard varnished in polychrome lacquer, with a lid decorated with an oval miniature symbolizing faithful Love.
Interior in sea turtle shell (Chelonioidea spp (I/A), pre-Convention).
Late 18th century.
Diameter : 7.7 cm. Heavy wear and splinters on the decoration. Split glass.
- A so-called "Boîte Royale de France", in memory of the proclamation of Charles X on September 16, 1824, in pressed horn, titled on the back with its initial and the lid decorated with a gilt copper medallion stamped with his portrait.
Interior in sea turtle shell (Chelonioidea spp (I/A), pre-Convention).
First third of the 19th century.
Diameter : 8.5 cm. Crushing and heavy wear to the medallion, refixed; manures, some cracks and splinters.
- a large red lacquered chewed cardboard one, with a lid decorated with a young Moor with a turban.
Black lacquered inside.
19th century.
Diameter : 11 cm. Cracks, shocks, accidents, lacks and restorations.
Sale
Friday 18 September 2020・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 4 - Hôtel Drouot
9, rue Drouot
75009 Paris