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valentino97
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My sister and I love to read. She gave me this darling book ring box for my birthday. Inside it reads "Sievers & Devers - watches and jewelry - York PA". I put one of my old rings in it to show how it presents...
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Sorry for the delayed response. I just saw your post. To be honest, I have very little info on these ring boxes as they are not marked by the manufacturer. But if I ever find out, I promise to share it in here. What I do know is that your box is in beautiful condition and I love the contrast on the interior between the ivory satin and the black velvet. I think it's so sweet that your sister bought this for you. Please keep in touch. All the best, CJ
Thank you! I love your collection and enjoy your postings. Happy Holidays!
Hi valentino97. I told you that if I ever found info on these book ring boxes, I would share it with you, and I have some new info. I was wrong about these boxes not being marked, because they are but it is inside under the silk lining. All of my boxes are lined and the lining is glued to the box so I never saw it. They are marked J.C. Warner Co. Buffalo N.Y. and pat. appl'd for. I found a pic online of an exposed box and I will post it in my Show & Tell listings. Happy Holidays! -CJ
Thanks for telling me. Makes perfect sense they would mark them out of sight.