A Double-Opening Gold and Enamel Snuff Box, Possibly Geneva, Nineteenth Century in Earlier Style

circular with waisted sides, the lid and base formed of slightly domed enamel panels, perhaps initially intended as a watch case, painted en plein with the judgement of Paris after Angelika Kauffman, within fine gold paillon borders, on a translucent dark blue enamel ground, within further crescent moon paillon frames and opaque white enamel rims, each lid set with a small thumbpiece, the sides painted with reserves of flower bouquets on marble table tops against pale pink skies, alternating with paillon vases on a dark blue ground, the interior of the base now fitted as a vanity case with four hinged compartments, the lids engraved with floral foliage, apparently unmarked

2 ¼ in., 5.7 cm diameter