Parian Porcelain Trinket Box
Lidded trinket box with a fruit motif in relief. Parian porcelain was developed in England in the 1840s and named after the white marble of the Greek island of Paros. Its smooth, unglazed surface was intended to resemble carved marble, making it popular for Victorian ornamental objects and sculptures.
Material: Parian porcelain
Period: 1800s
Condition: Good vintage condition. Small crack, as shown in the photos, and minor age-related wear.
Measurements: Height 11 cm. Width 12 cm.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
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