Antique 18th Century Battersea Bilston Enamel Snuff Box or Bonbonniere

Antique 18th Century Battersea Bilston Enamel Snuff Box or Bonbonniere. An 18th century enamel box is a decorative object that reflects the craftsmanship and artistic styles of the era. During the 18th century, particularly in Europe, enamel work became popular among the aristocracy and wealthy classes. Boxes from this period were not only functional; they were often elaborately designed and served as status symbols. They were typically decorated with intricate paintings, designs and sometimes even precious materials, which showed the skill of the craftsmen who made them. This bird box is good condition as depicted consisted with normal use. In good condition as shown. On the inside the typical fine enamel hairs. Light wear on the exterior, see photos. The measures are about 3,35" (8 cm) x 2,55" (6,5 cm) x 1,55 (4 cm).

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