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DESCRIPTION (7) ASSORTED SMALL TRINKET BOXES Rating: 8 Comments. These trinket boxes are made out of either wood, plastic or metal that vary in size and are less than 20 years old. It includes a pair of thin wood boxes that are either in the shape of a heart or an oval one with a label for the Town of Lunenburg Massachusetts. There are square wood boxes, a hard plastic box with a hand-painted top and a cast brass round trinket box that has enameled flowers as well as leaves which are hand-painted. This lot is in good shape having normal use wear, could have some soiling/stain,. some damage to both of the thin wood boxes and they are all at our Auction Gallery for preview. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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