Gien France Bonbonniere Candy Box Trinket W Lid Le Cirque NIB Rare Faience
Item History & Price
Gien France Bonbonniere Candy Trinket Box with Lid Le Cirque New NIB Retired Rare Retired New in box , new, old stock, never used.This desirable pattern was retired in 2010 and is very hard to find. Clowns, acrobats, tightrope walkers and elephants... Le Faienceries de Gien have drawn from their archives to revive circus scenes created in 1887. I have a plate listed in this pattern, as well - also, new in box, unused.No chips, crazing, or cracks; first quality....Smoke free environment.Free, insured shipping within one business day of cleared payment with delivery tracking number.Please pay for purchase within 2 days of commitment to purchase.
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Free, Insured Shipping to Continental US address, including Ebay global shipping center!!!!! If your address is outside of continental US and ineligible for Ebay global shipping, please inquire re: shipping fee.
I shall ship, insured, with delivery confirmation within 1 business day of buyer's cleared payment.
Thanks for looking! Please see my other fine listings, including antique silver pieces, fine art, artisan pottery ceramics - waiter / butler trays, punch bowls, wine coolers, chillers, cocktail shakers, platters, genuine antler candle holders, and a rare pair of 15" tall blown glass hurricane shades with etched acorn oak leaves pattern.
