Vintage Large Incolay Stone Jewelry Box Birds of Paradise Pheasant Peacock 14" For Sale

Vintage Massive Incolay Stone Carved "Birds of Paradise" Jewelry Box - 14" Extra Large Brown Onyx Master CaseUp for sale is a magnificent, remarkably large vintage jewelry master case handcrafted by the renowned Incolay Studios of San Fernando, California. This is an exceptionally rare, massive statement piece rendered in a striking brown, cream, and tan Incolay stone that beautifully mimics natural banded agate or onyx with high-contrast swirling throughout.The lid showcases an exquisite, deeply detailed ivory-colored bas-relief cameo medallion depicting two elegant long-tailed game birds—the iconic Fenton Incolay "Birds of Paradise" design, often collected as pheasants or peacocks—perched amidst a rich arrangement of blooming flowers. A continuous floral and vine relief pattern wraps entirely around the exterior sides of the base.Inside, the box features a rare, built-in 6-section stone divider grid lined with a vibrant burnt orange velvet fabric—perfect for organizing large jewelry collections, watches, or keepsakes. It maintains its original heavy-duty brass piano hinge.BONUS COLLECTOR DETAIL:

• The original oval "Genuine Incolay Stone" gold foil sticker remains perfectly affixed to the beautiful marbled interior of the lid.

DIMENSIONS:

• Width: Approx. 14 inches
• Depth: Approx. 10 inches
• Height: Approx. 2.75 inches
• ITEM CONDITION REPORT:
• Excellent Vintage / Pre-Owned Condition. This massive stone case has been thoroughly inspected. The exterior high-relief carvings remain remarkably sharp and clean. There are no cracks, structural breaks, or major flaws. True to its age and authentic vintage nature, the smooth stone surfaces exhibit some minor, superficial surface imperfections and light scuffs upon close inspection, which do not detract from its stunning display value. The heavy brass piano hinge works smoothly and holds securely. The interior burnt orange velvet dividers are intact and clean. (Please review all high-resolution photos closely, as they serve as the definitive visual description of the item's condition).