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Dear Sylvia, they make them in the Philippines by the thousands. A lot
of work for only $2.50 each.
Bob
Sylvia S. Edwards wrote:
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> We received as a gift from a neighbor, two bivalve shells that are made in
> the style of a Limoges box. They are real shells (a Venus clam and a calico
> scallop) surrounded by gold-colored metal and hinged. They are more in the
> style of a compact or change purse, with a snap-together fastening.
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> We've never seen anything like these before. One has a sticker on the
> bottom that says "Natura" and "A natural product of the Philippines."
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> Is anyone familiar with these boxes, and whether they are antiques,
> collectibles, or what? They are quite beautiful and rather obviously
> hand-crafted. Since we did our neighbor a very small favor, I would not
> expect an expensive gift.
>
> Sylvia S. Edwards
> Huntsville, Alabama
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