It does appear to be a coal scuttle. And the internet says the side "hole" was designed to hold a scoop. Would you be kind enough to post a...
As above. It's one of the Tenniel illustrations. Didn't realize it had been reproduced so widely on jewelry. Debora
It's a decorative miniature. Copy of something. Here she is again. (Seller has the date wrong. This is early 20th century.) Debora [ATTACH]
For yourself or resale? Debora
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That's fascinating. In what part of the world did you find it? Debora
May also explain why the artist got her proportions so terribly, terribly wrong. Debora
Too late for either, I'd think. Debora
Yes, a photograph of the entire binding please. It will give context. Debora
Speaking of Art Nouveau and peacocks... Just came across something I'd never seen before and wouldn't mind owning. Debora [ATTACH]
@komokwa is summoning two of our vintage/antique furniture experts to assist you. Debora
She's not a lady; she has wings. So a fairy. And Google Images brings up other boxes. Here's one:...
My that Romantic-era portrait is widely reproduced. The original is in the Nymphenburg Palace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanette_Kaulla Debora
Thank you for joining us, @mljackson1269! You're very welcome here. Debora
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Google Translate comes up with this: [ATTACH] Debora
They're to indicate the number of the table at a bridge party. Four players per table, four tables for a total of 16 guests. I'd think they're...
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