$501 / set
H 1.38 in W 6.7 in D 3.55 in
A Herend Hungary porcelain lidded Oblong or Trinket box, 1950-1970
By Herend
Located in Delft, NL
A Herend Hungary porcelain lidded Trinket box, 1950-1970 A Herend porcelain lidded trinket box
Porcelain
Vintage Herend Porcelain Hand Painted Floral Round Trinket Box w/ Lid
By Herend
Located in Naples, FL
This vintage Herend porcelain floral trinket jewelry box is a true collector’s item. Its hand
Porcelain
Herend Lidded Trinket Box in Porcelain with Hand-Painted Purple Flowers
Located in København, Copenhagen
Herend lidded trinket box in porcelain with hand-painted purple flowers and gold decoration. Lid
Sterling Silver, Stainless Steel
Herend Porcelain Hand Painted Elephant Trinket Box
By Herend
Located in Guaynabo, PR
This is a Herend porcelain hand painted elephant trinket box. The elephant background is white with
Porcelain
Sterling Silver, Lidded Porcelain Trinket or Snuff Box
By Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres
Located in LA CIOTAT, FR
A charming little sterling silver-lidded porcelain box, possibly used for snoring snuff, or for general trinkets. The silver top is decorated in Louis XVI style, and bears the Minerv...
Silver
Herend Hungary porcelain D'or Blue small lidded vase, 1960s
By Herend
Located in Delft, NL
Herend Hungary porcelain D'or Blue small lidded vase, 1960s A Herend Hungary porcelain lidded vase (trinket box) in Empire style with the D'or Blue pattern. A small porcelain vase,...
Porcelain
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