Incolay/Cameo Onyx Disney Snow White Heart Trinket Box, c.1980
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5 comments:
I LOVE it!
Love it too! Exceptionally nice little box. Do you happen to recall where it was purchased back in c.1980?
May I re-post it at some point? :)
Is is pretty, isn't it? It was part of a range of gifts that were on sale (I think) in the glass/china shop (Crystal Arts?) on Main St, USA, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World. I have SW, Tink (pale green, oval) and MM as conductor (Symphony Hour (large, square with hinged lid).
Yes, SWS, happy for you to re-post: sorry about the dirty spec on the right of the lid: don't know how THAT got there! Can't re-photograph as all my treasures are packed away pending my forthcoming move... But if you can live with those images, feel free!
PS, A113-Dean, I loved you in DHII! ;)
Yep, I can live with the dirty spec on the lid. Thanks Brian.
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