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This beautiful vintage hand-painted wooden turtle trinket box, made in India, is a unique and charming piece perfect for all occasions. The small size and intricate carvings make it suitable for storing small trinkets or jewelry. This adorable turtle stands approximately 2 1/4 tall, 4 1/4” wide, and 2 1/2” wide, and in very good vintage condition. The glossy multi-color finish adds a touch of elegance to any room, while the turtle shape adds a playful and whimsical element. This original piece from the 1990s is a perfect addition to any collection or as a special gift for a turtle enthusiast.All of my items are vintage, and as such, have been previously owned, used and loved by others. Because they are not new items, they may exhibit minor imperfections due to every day use. I do not consider every day wear an imperfection. I make every effort to completely describe each item that I sell, including dimensions and any imperfections that I see that are above and beyond that of every day usage. Please be sure to see all pictures and thoroughly read my descriptions (to judge condition for yourself) before purchasing my items, as I am unable to accept returns unless I have been erroneous in my listing. IN THE EVENT OF DAMAGE DURING SHIPMENT:I generally pay to ship my fragile items via USPS Priority Mail, which includes a certain amount of insurance. I take a great amount of care wrapping up my items to ensure that they arrive in one piece. There are times, however, that despite my best efforts and the cost associated with packing items securely, an item will arrive damaged. I am unfortunately no longer able to refund money for items that have been broken in the mail. I would be glad to help you , in any way possible, with filing a claim at USPS.com. However, the responsibility for making such a claim will ultimately be on the purchaser, as they are in possession of both the damaged item(s), as well as the package box and packing material, and thus will be able to provide proof of damage more readily than I am able to.
