$1,234
H 0.75 in W 2.56 in D 2.25 in
Champlevé Enamel & Double Sided Agate Snuff Box / Bonbonnière, France c. 1880
Located in London, GB
A beautiful quality double sided 19th century French gilt metal, champlevé enamel and banded agate
Agate, Metal, Enamel
$900
H 2.37 in W 4.34 in D 2.96 in
18th cent. Antique French Bonbonniere Box VP Veuve Perrin Faience Enamel / 200g
Located in Malmö, SE
Antique original French faience Bonbonniere or simply Bonbon Box with Bronze mounts made at the
Bronze
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H 0.79 in Dm 2.56 in
Antique French 18-Karat Gold and Hand Painted Enamel Bonbonniere Box, circa 1800
Located in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Antique early 19th century French 18-karat gold bonbonniere box, the lid with an oval enamel panel
Gold, Enamel
Round Bonbonniere in Gold and Enamel, Louis XVI Period, 1779
By René-Antoine Bailleul 1
Located in Paris, FR
Bonbonnière, or candy box, in intricately patterned gold and translucent, ruby-red enamel. Thin
Enamel, Gold
Round Bonbonniere in Gold and Enamel, Louis XVI Period, 1779
By René-Antoine Bailleul 1
Located in Paris, FR
Bonbonnie`re, or candy box, in intricately patterned gold and translucent, ruby-red enamel. Thin
Gold, Enamel
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H 4.34 in Dm 4.73 in
Bonbonnière Robert Picault en céramique verte Française Vallauris 1960 vintage
By Robert Picault
Located in London, England
l'AGA KHAN. Bonbonnière qui peut servir également de cocotte, sachant que Robert Picault maitrisait
Ceramic
Daum Nancy Art Nouveau Glass Bonbonnière "Cyclamens" circa 1898
By Daum
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
bonbonniere Acid-etched and enameled design of cyclamen flowers on a frosted pink and green back-ground with
Art Glass
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H 11.82 in Dm 7.49 in
Porcelain Bonbonnière in the Taste of Sèvres and Gilt Bronze, 19th Century.
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
bonbonnière, Napoleon III period, painted and enamelled porcelain in the taste of Sèvres, gilt bronze. H: 30cm
Bronze
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H 0.79 in Dm 2.56 in
Antique French 18-Karat Gold and Hand Painted Enamel Bonbonniere Box, circa 1800
Located in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Antique early 19th century French 18-karat gold bonbonniere box, the lid with an oval enamel panel
Gold, Enamel
Verrerie de LEUNE Bonbonniere in Glass, circa 1920
By Société Anonyme des Etablissements Leune
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Verrerie de LEUNE (1861-1930) Bonbonniere in glass with enamel decoration of polychrome gadroons
Art Glass
Very Rare Original Robj Bonbonniere Candy Jars French Art Deco
By ROBJ
Located in Oakland, CA
Perfect original condition without restorations or cracks. Sold individually, all pictured in the definitive book on Robj decorative ceramics from the period of 1925-1930. Woman with...
Enamel
Antique French Sevrés Nude Putti Bonbonniere
Located in Bridport, CT
A very rare Sèvres Porcelain jewel box Bonbonniere, circa 1800. Having hand-painted seen of French
Bronze, Enamel
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H 3 in Dm 5.13 in
Puiforcat French Art Deco Silver-Plate Bonbonniere Box with Green Enamel Finial
By Jean Puiforcat
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A French Art Deco bonbonnière or vanity box designed by Jean-Emile Puiforcat (1897-1945) in silver
Silver Plate
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