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Small green crystal box, finely chiseled gilt brass frame with floral garlands and stylized shells, bearing the label Susse Frère * Place de la Bourse 31 Paris, XIXth century.
This box is in good condition. We don't have the key.
A note: tiny little bubbles (see last photos), tiny micro-scratches, micro-chip on the edge of the cover on the front (not very visible), wear of time, see photos.
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* The Susse frères paper mill was created in 1758 in Paris. The two Susse brothers, Nicolas and Victor, opened in 1806, at n ° 7-8 passage des Panoramas, the Susse frères stationery where they sold “the article from Paris”. In the face of success, in 1827 she opened a second store on the Place de la Bourse, on the rue Vivienne side, which had just been created. Susse devoted himself to cast iron sculpture from 1839, during the Industrial Products Exhibition, and this would become his main activity. The same year he published his first catalog. The Susse paper mill left the passage in 1844.
