BLUE SKY CLAYWORKS PORCELAIN MARCH BIRTHDAY CAKE TRINKET BOX - HEATHER GOLDMINC

Description

This auction is for an adorable little 2002 Porcelain Blue Sky Clayworks Trinket Box celebrating a March birthday with a little scroll tied in ribbon on the inside of the pretty birthday cake.  The artist is Canadian Heather Goldminc, known for her whimsical and amusing forms of artful celebrations and bird houses.  It is approximately 4.24" tall with a base measuring 3" X 2" and the gold metal center forms a solid hinged opening.  There are rhinestones for the flower centers to add a bit of sparkle and gold trim around the bottom base of the cake.  Just as cute as can be!  (I'm not sure what's written on the scroll inside, if anything, but assume it's a birthday greeting.)
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