1986 Lenox Egg Treasure Box
 
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1986 Lenox Egg Treasure Box

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1986 Lenox Egg Treasure Box

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The Easter Egg Hunt. 1986 Lenox China Easter Egg Treasure Box. The box is handcrafted of fine ivory china and banded by hand with pure 24 Karat Gold. This lovely Lenox china egg portrays children looking for Easter eggs on the lawn to put in their mother's basket. A double band of yellow and blue flowers encircles the opening of the box. The treasure box is 3 inches x 2 1/4 inches. Gift Box is not included. Great Collectible!

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