Antique Early 1800s Russian (?) Carved Bone Prisoner of War Style 4.5" Table Snuff Box, Horses & Carriage Fouquet demonstrating that they were accustomed

demonstrating that they were accustomed to fine dining and were prepared for any social occasion

and called "vermeil"

French faience was used at the court of Louis XIV as part of elaborate meals and displays

and I've long long been an avid collector

with added outer border of flowers and the text

Antique Early 1800s Russian (?) Carved Bone Prisoner of War Style 4.5" Table Snuff Box, Horses & Carriage Fouquet demonstrating that they were accustomedAntique early 1800s, likely Russian, carved bone prisoner of war style 4. 5" table snuff box with pyrographic or lac filled incised decoration including scene with horses and carriage! Remarkable condition given its age, this very similar in style to old Napoleonic prisoner of war pieces that we've had the pleasure to offer of the years. This one solid bone, you can tell because of the striations visible (mostly on the sides). Wonderful and rare piece