Antique Celluloid Owl Moon Presentation Box | DennisonRare and unusual, very early Dennison presentation box c. 1880s with a crescent moon and adorable owl. The box is celluloid, made to look like ivory, lined with green velvet, and engraved with the recipients initials along with Sweet 17. I had fun wondering with my colleague at Daily Dennison if Sweet 17 used to be common, as opposed to the 16 we are used to today, or whether its referring to a popular song from the time. Either way, its a positively

and a few ink drawings

as opposed to the 16 we are used to today

Condition is good with some edgewear and wear to the leather

5” at longest

Both in excellent shape

Doubleday Anchor

Condition is excellent with no pearl loss or chips observed

This vintage brass paperweight depicts one of my favorite religious sculptures: The incorrupt body of St

& engravings in highly decorative

it’s about 13” across the bottom

Victorian fortune telling print from an 1854 issue of Gleason’s Periodical outlining the basics of chiromancy

Spectacular and commanding late Victorian pressed metal plaque of Athena (Minerva)