Louis XV oval vari-coloured gold box by Noel Hardivilliers, Paris 1766, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Louis XV oval vari-coloured gold box by Noel Hardivilliers, Paris 1766,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 62046
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oval and circular reserves to each panel chased with trophies of love, music and grape harvest, each with ribbon surmount and crossed laurel branch frame, the cover and base with rosette bands, the sides with swags to the reeded rectangular borders and pilasters
Length 7.5cm / 3'' Width 3.8cm / 1�'' Height 3.4cm / 1 3/8''
Weight: 120g
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Louis XV oval vari-coloured gold box by Noel Hardivilliers, Paris 1766,

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