A French Painted Pine Folk Art Trinket Box in the Form of a Rabbit c.1840-60 sub-Decorative Objects the earliest that such relief

the earliest that such relief moulded jugs are known to have been made

75”The unframed half-length depiction of an intriguing looking gentleman in his middle years

The three-dimensionality

the reverse bears the original oak boards and two brass fixtures to the top for wall mounting

The ever so slightly eccentric ebony inlaid arrow motifs present in the frieze signal a Regency influence

A French Painted Pine Folk Art Trinket Box in the Form of a Rabbit c.1840-60 sub-Decorative Objects the earliest that such reliefOrigin: French Period: 2nd Empire Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 6. 5 Height: 5 Depth: 3 The charming sunshine yellow painted French trinket box in the form of a rabbit, with red eyes and black painted facial details, the top section being hinged and sliding to reveal a vacant hollowed out paprika red interior, the whole being provincially made and of folk art interest. The box has had some historic repairs as photographed with the ears