Antique French Hand-Cut Crystal Glass Jewelry Casket Box, Gilt Brass Mounts, Made in France

$595.00

An antique jewelry casket with substantial hand-cut crystal and brass-mounted frame. Not authenticated, but it belonged to a family collection of Baccarat and Lalique pieces, and matches another Baccarat box in design and hardware. Priced honestly at $595 with condition disclosed.

This is an antique jewelry casket with hand-cut crystal and gilt brass mounts. It's not authenticated, but here's what we know: it was part of a family's collection of Baccarat and Lalique crystal pieces. Similar Bacarrat pieces of this time had paper labels, likely why there is no marking on the item. Visually, it matches another confirmed Baccarat casket box from a similar period—same proportions, same cut pattern, same design approach.The brass hardware is identical on both pieces: round ball feet and hinged lid, both stamped Made in France.

That's not proof of maker, but it's substantial context. The quality and construction are consistent with early 20th-century French crystal work. The hand-cutting is real. The brass is original. The piece is old.

It's been loved, appreciated, used and displayed. There are a few flea bites scattered through the crystal. A chip along the lip edge under the hinge. The hinge is stressed. The bones are solid and the work is genuine.

The other similar piece is priced at $4,250 - discounted to $2,500. At $595, this box is priced for an antique piece with provenance context but no maker authentication—and honest condition.

Details

  • Item Type: Hinged Jewelry Casket / Decorative Box

  • Origin: Made in France (stamped on brass hardware)

  • Maker: Not authenticated; belongs to family collection of Baccarat pieces

  • Material: Hand-cut crystal

  • Metal: Gilt brass mounts with ball feet

  • Design: Diamond and geometric cuts, star-cut underside; matches design of authenticated Baccarat casket of similar era

  • Hardware: Round ball feet and hinged lid, identical to confirmed Baccarat piece, both stamped Made in France

  • Era: Antique (early-to-mid 20th century, likely)

  • Condition: Antique pre-owned with visible age and use

An antique jewelry casket with substantial hand-cut crystal and brass-mounted frame. Not authenticated, but it belonged to a family collection of Baccarat and Lalique pieces, and matches another Baccarat box in design and hardware. Priced honestly at $595 with condition disclosed.

This is an antique jewelry casket with hand-cut crystal and gilt brass mounts. It's not authenticated, but here's what we know: it was part of a family's collection of Baccarat and Lalique crystal pieces. Similar Bacarrat pieces of this time had paper labels, likely why there is no marking on the item. Visually, it matches another confirmed Baccarat casket box from a similar period—same proportions, same cut pattern, same design approach.The brass hardware is identical on both pieces: round ball feet and hinged lid, both stamped Made in France.

That's not proof of maker, but it's substantial context. The quality and construction are consistent with early 20th-century French crystal work. The hand-cutting is real. The brass is original. The piece is old.

It's been loved, appreciated, used and displayed. There are a few flea bites scattered through the crystal. A chip along the lip edge under the hinge. The hinge is stressed. The bones are solid and the work is genuine.

The other similar piece is priced at $4,250 - discounted to $2,500. At $595, this box is priced for an antique piece with provenance context but no maker authentication—and honest condition.

Details

  • Item Type: Hinged Jewelry Casket / Decorative Box

  • Origin: Made in France (stamped on brass hardware)

  • Maker: Not authenticated; belongs to family collection of Baccarat pieces

  • Material: Hand-cut crystal

  • Metal: Gilt brass mounts with ball feet

  • Design: Diamond and geometric cuts, star-cut underside; matches design of authenticated Baccarat casket of similar era

  • Hardware: Round ball feet and hinged lid, identical to confirmed Baccarat piece, both stamped Made in France

  • Era: Antique (early-to-mid 20th century, likely)

  • Condition: Antique pre-owned with visible age and use