Vintage Wooden Music Jewelry Box with Internal Mechanism and Assorted Charms

This is a vintage wooden music jewelry box, likely constructed from a light-colored wood such as maple or birch, given its warm, pale tan hue. The box features a hinged lid, which is currently open, revealing its interior compartments. The overall construction appears to be dovetailed or finger-jointed at the corners, although this is not explicitly clear from the image. The exterior of the box is not fully visible, but the interior shows a smooth, unlacquered or lightly lacquered finish, suggesting a natural aesthetic. One of the notable physical characteristics is a visible marring or residue along the top inner edge of the box, possibly from an adhesive or a spill, indicating some wear or past repair. The box is divided into two main compartments. The left compartment houses a visible metal musical mechanism, complete with a cylinder, comb, and gears, protected by a clear plastic or glass cover framed with a decorative twisted cord or rope-like trim. This detail suggests it functions as a music box. The right compartment is lined with a light-colored, possibly fabric or velvet, material and contains an assortment of small items, including what appears to be a green beaded bracelet with shamrock-shaped beads and several metallic charms, some of which are silver-toned and others gold-toned. Among the charms, a '40' numeral charm and several abstract or floral designs are discernible. The items inside the right compartment suggest its use as a jewelry or trinket box. The overall condition, despite the internal mark, appears to be relatively good for its age. Based on the craftsmanship and general style, it could date from the mid-20th century, aligning with the '100 yr old jewelry box' context provided, making it potentially an antique or vintage item. The visible mechanism indicates quality craftsmanship for a music box.