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it is certainly a fine and to my eye strikingly beautiful thing
Rendered in a manner that seems inspired by a pair of early19th century Staffordshire boxing figures (though certainly not as fine as those) I would guess this boxer dates from the 1940s or so
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or just hung and enjoyed as the fabulous sculptural object that it is
and the pitcher filled with fresh cream
Elizabeth Arden 1930s Brass and Enamel “Masquerade” Box artwood toy co it is certainly a fineWhen I spotted this box, I though the design was pretty excellent, then I looked it up to find that others agreemade by Elizabeth Arden as a powder compact in the 1940s, it has been widely published and become something of an iconic design. Gilt brass with black enamel, and with a mirror on the inside lid. Pretty rare, these seem to be selling in the $200 $300 range, but as this one shows some loss to the enamel (looking a bit like a snaking trail of
