Vintage J W ROBERTS Incolay Stone Jewelry Box 1970's Senators Wife Gifted Ships

  
The Vintage J W ROBERTS Incolay Stone Jewelry Box is a medium-sized rectangle-shaped piece that was handmade in the 1970s. Gifted to this gentleman's wife from the wife of a US Senator at a Washinton DC award function for ham radio operators. Perfect for all occasions, this piece is suitable for furniture and any room, especially the bedroom.

The hinged closure adds a touch of elegance to this original and collectible item, making it a thoughtful gift for any occasion. Incolay Stone Jewelry Box 1970's. Incolay Stone is designed to resemble natural stone like CAMEO, or soapstone.

Incolay Stone is a hand-crafted composite material made from a combination of crushed minerals, such as rise quarts, sapphire blue, carnelian, and onyx bound together with a coupling agent. The white artwork is hand Inlaid and the variegated background is hand-stratified, chemically fusing into a single solid piece. Because each piece is handmade crafted with a unique stone formation, no two pieces with this artwork are identical. The name "INCOLAY" is derived from the phrase " In-Layer of Color".

This Incolay Jewelry Box was gifted from one wife to another wife at a ham radio awards convention in Washington, D C in the 1970's. The wife who gifted this beautiful jewelry box was the wife of an unknown US Senator, according to the daughter........ That is all the provenance known!