Antique Porcelain Dresser Box
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Antique porcelain dresser box, also known as a hair receiver or powder jar, likely from the Nippon era (late 1800s to early 1900s). It is a hand-painted porcelain box with a lid, featuring pink roses, a deep blue border, and gilded accents. These boxes were commonly used on dressers to hold hair or powder, as part of a vanity set. The style suggests it could be from the Nippon era of Japanese porcelain. This specific piece is described as being in excellent condition except for one small chip in the bowl as shown in the picture. 4” across and 3” tall.
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Selling since March 2024
I have thrifted most of my life, clothes, home decor, art...you name it. I owned a high-end woman’s clothing consignment store in Bellevue, Washington, which was voted Best of the city. I sold it after 5 years and then started selling collectibles, clothing, and antiques on different platforms. I am excited with this new opportunity to sell my items here and that I can donate much of my proceeds to my local food bank. I usually ship the first business day after your purchase.
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