Halcyon Days buy Enamel Egg Shape Hinged Trinket Box- Collectible Trinket Box 1985 Birth Year-Made in England

Vintage Halcyon Days Enamel Easter 1985 Egg Shape Trinket Box. Made in England.

Written in Blue and Gold Lettering "Easter 1985" Brass plate hinged box.

Battersea Bilston English Enamel in velvet lined presentation box..

This trinket box is beautifully hand crafted and painted in the traditional Bilston manner. (see photographs to read manufacturers description of how and where boxes are made) This design is based on traditional Battersea English Enamel design.

This box is approximately 2 1/2" High and 5 3/4” round

Very good vintage condition, with no cracks, chips or scratches

buy History of HalcyonDays (Wiki)

Founded; 69 years ago in London, England, United Kingdom

FounderSusan Benjamin

HeadquartersStoke-on-Trent,Staffordshire,England
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United Kingdom

Products : Bone china, cashmere, enamel products, leather and silk accessories

Subsidiaries
Caverswall China Company Ltd
Founded by Susan Benjamin in 1950, Halcyon Days was initially a small antiques shop based on Avery Row in London which specialized in dealing with English antiques, in particular small enamel boxes.[1] By 1959 the company had outgrown its original premises and moved to its home on Brook Street, where it remained for some 50 years. It now operates a shop in the Royal Exchange in the City of London and from its offices and showroom in Knightsbridge, London[

Whilst the English craft of enameling onto copper flourished during the 18th century, by the 1830s it had almost disappeared; consequently the pieces which Halcyon Days specialized in were extremely rare.[3] In 1970 Susan Benjamin established a collaboration with enamel manufacturer, Bilston & Battersea Enamels.

In 1978 Halcyon Days was granted the Royal Warrant of Queen Elizabeth II, followed in 1987 by the Royal Warrants of the Duke of Edinburgh and The Prince of Wales, as the first ever ‘Suppliers of Objets d'Art'.

By the 1980s the company began to produce new products in bone china and porcelain, and these now form a major part of the company's luxury goods portfolio, alongside the beautiful enamel jewellery and accessories collections launched in 2011. In 2016, the enamel jewellery line is joined by a new fashion watch collection. In 2008 the company opened a new workshop at Tipton. Today all enamel pieces are still hand-produced at the Strawberry production facility, and its fine bone china is made at its owned facility in Stoke-on-Trent.


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