January 2, 2024
FRENCH BLUE OPALINE HAND CARVED STERLING SILVER BOX OLD
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Please take into full consideration that our starting price in NO way reflects what we have into the items listed. We trust in the ebay system and believe the market will find the right prices for the pieces. We go to great lengths to bring the finest quality on ebay with NO reserves. Many people are astounded at the quality we consistently offer and are repeat buyers. Often times we put collections together just so that you will have a choice within that category.. Please keep an eye out every week for new items I will be listing. This summer/fall we will blow you away with the same fine quality we have been offering, at "No" reserves and our consistent $9.99 start to our auction. In no way does this reflect what we have invested in these items . we have a Rare hand carved Sterling silver French Snuff or pill box. Hand carved Blue opaline done into a Soldier. The work is fabulous and this is not a new piece. Circa 1880 or earlier with great details on the soldier as well as the box. Done on the sides with Greek Key motife and having superb weight and feel to it. A rare example. 2" x 1" and being very rare. No chips, cracks or repairs. No reserve as always. We accept check or money order (preferred) and also take paypal. We ship Anyw in the world. We do not charge a handling fee with shipping. We are now listing shipping price,
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