Vintage Brass Mother-of-Pearl Egg Trinket Box
An elegant, egg-shaped trinket box taking inspiration from the renowned Fabergé eggs, with a more minimalist and organic design. Crafted with hand-cut mother-of-pearl tiles, its mosaic surface is framed by warm, aged brass detailing.
The lidded design opens to reveal a brass-lined interior, with the intention of holding small trinkets, keepsakes, or jewellery.
While echoing the shape and decorative appeal of a Fabergé egg, this design appears to be a mid-20th century vintage piece, likely produced in Europe or the Middle East (circa 1950s–1970s), when mother-of-pearl inlay was highly popular in decorative arts.
Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.
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Vintage Brass Mother-of-Pearl Egg Trinket Box
An elegant, egg-shaped trinket box taking inspiration from the renowned Fabergé eggs, with a more minimalist and organic design. Crafted with hand-cut mother-of-pearl tiles, its mosaic surface is framed by warm, aged brass detailing.
The lidded design opens to reveal a brass-lined interior, with the intention of holding small trinkets, keepsakes, or jewellery.
While echoing the shape and decorative appeal of a Fabergé egg, this design appears to be a mid-20th century vintage piece, likely produced in Europe or the Middle East (circa 1950s–1970s), when mother-of-pearl inlay was highly popular in decorative arts.
Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.
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An elegant, egg-shaped trinket box taking inspiration from the renowned Fabergé eggs, with a more minimalist and organic design. Crafted with hand-cut mother-of-pearl tiles, its mosaic surface is framed by warm, aged brass detailing.
The lidded design opens to reveal a brass-lined interior, with the intention of holding small trinkets, keepsakes, or jewellery.
While echoing the shape and decorative appeal of a Fabergé egg, this design appears to be a mid-20th century vintage piece, likely produced in Europe or the Middle East (circa 1950s–1970s), when mother-of-pearl inlay was highly popular in decorative arts.
Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.
