British bone china wedgwood wild strawberry Wild Strawberry round jewelry box Valentine's Day gift

♥~ Brand: Wedgwood's wild grass rose was created in the early 19th century, A best-selling totem item since its introduction in 1965, it's Victorian in style, where the subtle foliage and flowers mix with the rich red fruit of the wild strawberry - so lovely and pretty. ♥~Origin: England ♥~Year: 80s ♥~Material: Bone China (Bone China ) ♥~Size: Diameter 10cm x Height 3.5cm ♥~ Status: Wedgwood Wild Strawberry Jewelry Box White bone china with lovely wild strawberry totem Can be used as jewelry box, jewelry box, candy box, etc. Suitable for gift giving and personal use ♥ Product condition: brand new, no cracks, no cracks The appearance is complete and near new / no cracks or chipped corners / the glazed painting on the porcelain body is well preserved, Made in England (not modern mainland products or sub-defective products), this is an opportunity not to be missed by friends who collect Wedgwood wild strawberry series ^^~ There are more other styles of wild strawberry series products on the store. Friends who like it are welcome to visit the store to buy~ ♥~Good news~ The fan club of "Annie Crazy Antiquities" has been established on FB ^^~ As long as you search for "Annie Crazy Antiquities" on FB, then go in and press a like, you can share the fun of collecting antiques with your friends at the same time ~Welcome to join "Annie Crazy Antiquities" and become one of the team members of Antiquities Treasure Hunt^^~ Please read about me before bidding It is inevitable that there will be chromatic aberrations in the products that are photographed. Antique products will have traces of years of use. Please read the product pictures and descriptions carefully before placing a bid. Buyers who require perfect products, please consider carefully before placing a bid. I am happy to answer any questions about the product doubt. Thank you for visiting me here and hope everyone enjoy your shopping here ♥~Annie~♥ Origin/manufacturing method British system