Snuffbox 1757 - 1758

This 18th-century snuffbox, created by Jean Ducrollay between 1757 and 1758, is a prime example of French Rococo decorative arts. The box is adorned with delicate enamel paintings depicting scenes of daily life, showcasing the Rococo style's emphasis on playful and intricate details. The gold-gilded surface, further embellished with green enamel foliage, adds to the overall luxurious feel. The miniature scale and subject matter make this piece a perfect example of the rococo snuffbox, a popular and coveted object of its time.