Early 20th Century Large Burmese Lacquer Kun-It Betel Box creamy glaze While designed for storing chewing

While designed for storing chewing betel

this 1938 first edition of “Developing Sales Technique and Personality” by Dave Colcord does a pretty good job of selling itself

25" wide x 9

finely made cinnabar-colored early 20th century Burmese lacquer betel box

this handblown glass flask likely once had a leather or perhaps wicker cover over its top half

Early 20th Century Large Burmese Lacquer Kun-It Betel Box creamy glaze While designed for storing chewingThis is a gorgeous, finely made cinnabar colored early 20th century Burmese lacquer betel box. The deep hatbox style lid fits snugly over the high sided container, which holds one fitted tray inside. The exterior features a subtle, terrifically intricate design rendered in shades of orange, while the design on the interior container is more pronounced, with a stronger use of an orange yellow, as is the bottom of the interior tray. Cylindrical boxes