Carousel Cigar Box, Spinning Music Box Modeled As A Blue And Gold Pagoda
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
This vintage mid century cigar caddy carousel with music box is absolutely amazing. It features a saphir blue lacquer exterior and brass metal accents.
Brass, Steel
Black Carousel Cigar Box, Spinning Music Box With Hand painted Blue Birds
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
This antique early 20 th century cigar caddy carousel with music box is absolutely amazing. It features a black lacquer exterior and brass metal accents.
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H 11.82 in W 5.91 in D 5.91 in
Carousel Cigar Box, Spinning Music Box Modeled As A Black And Gold Pagoda
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
This vintage mid century cigar caddy carousel with music box is absolutely amazing. It features a black lacquer exterior and brass metal accents.
Brass, Steel
Vintage Italian Music Box Cigarette Carousel Onyx and Brass 1960s
Located in Den Haag, NL
Italian Brevettato Collectable revolving musical cigarette dispenser made in heavy gorgeous marbled Onyx and Brass metal based lined. Can also be used for your lipsticks enz enz F...
Onyx
Vintage Italian Porcelain Cherub Music Cigarette Box Carousel
Located in San Francisco, CA
VINTAGE ITALIAN PORCELAIN CHERUB MUSIC BOX CAROUSEL. This beautiful piece features playful cherubs in various scenes with a winged cherub playing mandolin on top.
Silver Plate
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