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Vintage French Colonial Exposition "Pagode D’Angkor" Commemorative Pocket BoxUp for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible vintage round pocket case, traditionally used for pills, mints, or postage stamps.
The slip-on lid features a stunning, highly detailed 3D high-relief emblem of the Angkor Wat temple facade, labeled with the French inscription "PAGODE D'ANGKOR."This piece is a historical souvenir, most likely produced for the famous 1931 International Colonial Exhibition in Paris (Exposition Coloniale Internationale), where a massive, iconic replica of the Angkor temple was the centerpiece.
Design & Construction: Features a separate slip lid and base with finely ribbed/milled edges for an easy grip.
Markings: There are no manufacturer hallmarks or maker's marks on the metal, which is common for exhibition souvenir items of this era.
Dimensions: Measures just under 2 inches in diameter and roughly 0.4 inches thick (see photos with measuring tape).Condition Note: The box features an authentic, unpolished aged patina. The bottom has minor residual surface variation from a previous owner's ink inscription that has been cleaned off.The lid fits tightly and holds securely.Perfect addition to any collection of World's Fair memorabilia, French colonial history, or antique tobacciana/vesta cases. Please review all photos for exact cosmetic condition.
