Antique Porto
"My Tissues" Box
"My Tissues" Box
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"My Handkerchiefs" Box - Solid Mahogany Wood and Portuguese Silver - 20th Century. A piece of Portuguese craftsmanship made of solid mahogany wood, carved and framed with Portuguese silver applications, dating from the 20th century. It has a rectangular body at the bottom, with a lid that moves upwards and downwards, decorated in the center with the inscription "My Handkerchiefs". The ends are ornamented with cut-out silver applications, composed of embossed flowers flanked by vegetal scrolls, finished with a frame known as "twisted and trembling". The base is decorated with geometric motifs carved in a zigzag pattern, topped in the center by a cut-out silver escutcheon, also resting on a twisted and trembling frame. The interior retains its natural wood finish, without upholstery, preserving the authenticity and sobriety of the piece. Technical Specifications: • Wood: Solid Mahogany • Silver: Eagle hallmark 833 – fineness 0.833/1000, a guarantee mark used in the Porto assay office between 1938 and 1984 • Estimated weight of the silver: 30 g • Dimensions: 20 × 20 × 5 cm
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