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Posted 2 years ago
cjgoet
(34 items)
On bottom: Made in USA
Inside: David Kupper Jeweler, 1230 W. Lincoln Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
I named this ring box "victorian" for its design. The raised scroll motif of white and blue and rigid platform remind me of the victorian era. The ring pad is a very rich and royal blue. I actually purchased this ring box to be used during my wedding ceremony, however, when my wedding day came, I felt so nervous about the box being lost or destroyed that I opted not to use it.
Jewelry BoxesJewelry boxes were once like treasure chests for the royalty, priests, and …
Such a cool collection! How many do you have?
Hi toolate2. I have 16 right now, but hope to add more shortly.
I just showed these to my wife... Oh boy, I'm in trouble now!!
Yeah... I found myself looking on Ebay this morning.Then I went to a few garage sales and shops I frequent.Guess what one of things I was looking for was?!
See what you started cj !
@Hedgewalker let me know when you find one.
how did this cute little box from my state end up in cal? love this cjgoet:)