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VINTAGE 20thC BLACK EPIDOTE STONE BOX c.1960

£995.00

Vintage 20th Century Black Epidote stone box. The box is mounted with a brass hinge and lined in black marble, complementing the dark, mottled character of the stone.

Epidote is a silicate mineral typically found in metamorphic rocks, and in its darker varieties it presents a deep green to near-black ground with subtle crystalline texture. When cut and polished, black epidote reveals a dense, almost velvety surface with natural variation throughout. Harder than marble and capable of taking a good polish, it was used during the 20th century for decorative objects and small desk pieces, valued for its strength and understated appearance.

Reference Number: D11810

Vintage 20th Century Black Epidote stone box. The box is mounted with a brass hinge and lined in black marble, complementing the dark, mottled character of the stone.

Epidote is a silicate mineral typically found in metamorphic rocks, and in its darker varieties it presents a deep green to near-black ground with subtle crystalline texture. When cut and polished, black epidote reveals a dense, almost velvety surface with natural variation throughout. Harder than marble and capable of taking a good polish, it was used during the 20th century for decorative objects and small desk pieces, valued for its strength and understated appearance.

Reference Number: D11810

CONDITION

In Great Condition - Wear expected with age. Please refer to photographs.

SIZE

Height: 3.5 cm // 1.38 inches
Width: 11 cm // 4.33 inches
Depth: 7 cm // 2.76 inches