"Russian Lacquer Miniature Box USSR Era Collectible"

this stunning example of traditional Russian craftsmanship, this lacquer miniature box is a collector's delight. Originating from the USSR era, it proudly bears a mark on the bottom, testifying to its authentic Soviet heritage. The box is meticulously hand-painted with a pastoral landscape scene, featuring vivid colors and fine detail that evoke the idyllic Russian countryside.

Encased in a glossy black lacquer finish, the box is accented with ornate golden borders that highlight the artistry of the miniature painting. The interior is smooth and perfect for housing small, precious items. This piece is not only a functional trinket box but also a work of art that captures a slice of history.

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Good Used Condition

6.5w" x 4d" x 2.5h"

19%

Pickup Details

Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 5/9 through Saturday, 5/11, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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