Sascha Brastoff Ceramic & Metal Trinket Keepsake Box Beautiful Signed Piece Start Price USD 14.99 Current Price USD 14.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, September 29, 2008 End Time Thursday, October 09, 2008 Location Portland, ME See more about 'Sascha Brastoff Ceramic & Metal Trinket Keepsake Box' Description   Sascha Brastoff Trinket Box Larger Image Below > Larger Image Below Larger Image Below Larger Image Below Larger Image Below Larger Image Below Larger Image Below Item Description This auction is for a Sascha Brastoff signed trinket box. It is ceramic and I believe the painted piece inserted on the cover is metal. This is a beautiful piece. It measures 4" X 5.5" X 2". This piece is in very good condition. There are thee small chips on the edge of the cover; please see pictures. Please see our other auctions; we are always happy to combine shipping charges. 221 Auction/Store Policies Payment should be received no later then seven days after the auction ends. We take the time to properly package all items but encourage insurance. If a package is damaged in transit and insurance was not purchased it will be the buyer’s responsibility. Shipping Policies Purchases made in the United States are sent USPS Parcel Post Mail, USPS Priority Mail or UPS ground. International buyers are required to use USPS Priority or Express mail with Insurance. Shipping cost is based on the weight of the item. We do not charge handling fees. We do not mark gift on customs forms and we are not responsible for additional charges by the customs department in your country.  Generally items will be shipped the first Wednesday after the payment is received. If the payment is received after 3:00pm on Wednesday the item will be shipped the following Wednesday. Mission Statement Goodwill Industries of Northern New England is a human service organization and a network of non-profit businesses. Our mission is “through employment, residential, educational and support services, Goodwill works to enhance the social and economic independence” of people with disabilities and others who experience barriers to such independence. Larger Images Place a Bid!