Vintage Silver-Plated Footed Jewelry Box

This item is a small, rectangular, footed jewelry casket, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century. It features a silver-plated metal exterior with a hinged lid that opens to reveal a faded, light-pink or peach-toned satin or silk fabric lining. The box is supported by four ornate cabriole-style feet, which suggest a Rococo Revival or Victorian aesthetic. The exterior metal shows significant signs of age and patina, with visible tarnish and wear to the silver plating, particularly around the edges and on the decorative feet where the base metal is beginning to show through. The interior fabric lining appears worn, with some discoloration and fraying consistent with its age and use as a functional vanity item. There are no immediate maker's marks visible on the interior or the top of the lid, though such marks would typically be located on the bottom. The craftsmanship is decent, reflecting a mass-produced but decorative vanity accessory common in mid-century households. Its proportions and delicate legs give it an elegant, feminine silhouette, though its current condition reflects a 'shabby chic' or antique state requiring professional cleaning and possible relining.