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Small Japanese Silver Box – Bonbonniere - Silver 990 – Signed Toyokoki

$ 102.96

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: The small Japanese silver box is most likely a bonbonniere. It is in excellent overall condition, please see the description and images that provide additional information.
  • Pattern: Japanese
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Material: Silver
  • Age: 1900-1940
  • Style: Bonbonniere
  • Type: Box
  • Brand: Toyokoki

    Description

    Here is a wonderful Japanese silver covered box, most likely a bonbonniere or candy box, typically given to guests invited to an auspicious or celebratory event.  The Japanese adopted the wonderful European tradition of gift-giving which often consisted of small but luxurious candy or confection boxes.
    Like many traditions that the Japanese adopted at the time of the Meiji Restoration and Meiji Period, (1868 - 1912), the Japanese transformed the practice into an even more wonderful experience.  What was originally a diminutive container to hold sweets, the Japanese brought in their own artistry and sense of design and created a collection of miniature treasures boxes.
    This superbly crafted silver box is in excellent condition without any major condition issues such as cracks, hairlines, losses or restoration.  The base of the silver box is marked with CPO within a diamond shaped outline, SILVER 990 and Toyokoki.
    The height of this rectangular shaped box is approximately 0.75 inches
    The length of this rectangular shaped box is slightly under 2.25 inches
    The width of this rectangular shaped box is approximately 1.5 inches
    We will double box and pack this item with tremendous care.
    This item will be shipped by USPS Priority Mail with insurance to confirmed addresses within the United States.  We currently are not able to ship overseas or make international deliveries at this time. Please refrain from bidding if you are particularly concerned about the degree of silver patina or finish on these types of works.
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