This striking piece is an Art Deco jewelry box, showcasing the elegance and geometric forms characteristic of the era. The stepped design and multiple drawers are typical of Art Deco furniture, providing both aesthetic appeal and practical storage.
Art Deco emerged in the 1920s and flourished until the 1940s, influencing various design fields, including furniture, architecture, and jewelry. Burlwood, with its unique swirling grain patterns, was a popular choice for high-end furniture during this period. The combination of exotic materials and streamlined shapes made Art Deco pieces highly sought after by collectors today.
