Antique Art Nouveau Period | Signed B&W Jewelry Casket Gilt Lady Face Lily Flower | Unlined Valentine’s Day faux or cultured pearls

faux or cultured pearls

Barbara (273 AD–306 AD) was a legendary virgin martyr of the early church

Designed and formulated in NY

The practice of using coffin plates began in the 17th century and was primarily reserved for those of extreme wealth

Launched by the design house of Halston in 1994

Antique Art Nouveau Period | Signed B&W Jewelry Casket Gilt Lady Face Lily Flower | Unlined Valentine’s Day faux or cultured pearlsAntique Art Nouveau Period Signed B&W Jewelry Casket Gilt Lady Face Lily Flower Unlined Circa early 1900s Beautiful and uncommon casket used for storing jewelry or other valuable items. Signed B & W & numbered 166 for Brainard Wilson, an American art metal company that made jewelry boxes from 1902 1915. Stunning floral design with a hinged lid (works properly). The interior is unlined, but must have had silk or satin at one point. This can be fixed by