A superb 19th-century watchmaker's or jeweler's toolbox, comprising nine drawers with turned knobs and a hinged lid. Handcrafted from patinated wood, it was used to store tiny precision parts: springs, jewels, screws, or mounts. Its compact size and artisanal charm make it a beautiful workshop object, typical of Second Empire workbenches.
✦ Origin: watchmaker's or jeweler's workshop, France ✦ Estimated period: 19th century ✦ Dimensions: 19.5×9×10.5 cm ✦ Material: Stained and varnished wood, turned handles ✦ Condition: antique patina, signs of wear, stable and coherent overall
Rare small workshop cabinet with preserved authenticity — ideal for complementing an artisan's display case or a decoration inspired by the arts and crafts.
