Rechthoekige handschoenendoos van karton met losse deksel, beplakt met papier; bestemd voor handschoenen c. 1930

This cardboard box, designed by the Grands Magasins du Louvre department store in the 1930s, is an example of Art Deco packaging. Its simple geometric form and striking design—featuring a checkered pattern and stylized floral motifs—reflects the Art Deco's emphasis on geometric abstraction and decorative elements. The box, intended for gloves, demonstrates the department store's commitment to elegant and modern design even for everyday items.