Opaline Glass Box For Pralines, Sugared Almonds, Or Candies, Painted, Charles X Era, Cardboard Case

Antique Charles X-era praline box, made of cardboard with gilded decoration, embellished with a gilded metal frame and panels of painted opaline glass.

The lid features a composition of white opaline glass panels hand-decorated with small bouquets of multicolored flowers.
Roses, pansies, and green foliage create a delicate design characteristic of the romantic style of the Charles X era.

The box rests on four small feet shaped like lion’s paws. The interior is lined with light-colored cardboard and retains a mirror at the bottom.

It exemplifies the refinement of small decorative and gift items during the Restoration.

French work from the Charles X period, circa 1825–1830.

Dimensions: 9 × 5.5 cm.

Height: 3.7 cm.

Very good condition