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Description

Box made entirely of silver with a hinged lid and shallow hinged false bottom. The box is rectangular with sides that have pierced parrot and floral designs and bevelled edges on the lid and base. The lid snaps into place via a small knob with a catch.

History Of Use

For storing betel nuts.

Cultural Context

storage

Item History

  • Made in India between 1700 and 1800
  • Collected during 1975
  • Owned by Nerina Bene before April 29, 1975
  • Received from Nerina Bene (Donor) on April 29, 1975

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