Victorian Revival Mixed Media Trinket Box | To My Dearest Friend

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Victorian Revival Mixed Media Trinket Box | To My Dearest FriendIn a femmy Shabby Chic meets Antique Victorian look, here's a creation that was very popular for me at the 1980s Harvest Festivals in Los Angeles. It's a small chipwood oval box with lid that opens to reveal a space for a piece of jewelry or whatever can fit in the space. Decorated with a lot of ribbon and florals in tones of cream, mauve, off white and mint green, the front of the box has a printed sentiment that reads TO MY DEAREST FRIEND. The box

bottles and tiny trinket boxes are hard to find but larger boxes are near impossible

here's a small ANY OCCASION ornament that would suit a feather tree

At the center of the smaller flowers is a single glass bead

no glue residue to the back of each piece

the trim is silky soft and smooth and is composed of loopy pinky cream buds with pale blue rayon trim (stitched with gold thread) sides

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My best guess is that the doll was made anywhere from the 1930s to 1950s

I can tell that the applique is on buckrum but I can not tell if it is glued or sewn to the top of the satin

a banner that reads SOUVENIR DE PREMIERE COMMUNION

This is just how this piece was made and yes

There are no stones missing and the back of the crown does have dust (yes

The illustration I offer here is of a lady and gent at the dinner table - size of the page is 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" approx