Two 1970s Oval & Round Atlantis Crystal Boxes With Silver Repoussé Lid

Atlantis Silver mounted Lid Crystal candy display , Trinket vanity VINTAGE
Made in Portugal
These beautiful vintage Oval & Round crystal boxes (which is marked “Atlantis” for the Portuguese Cut Crystal) with silverplate repoussé lid will look absolutely amazing in any traditional home decor, whether it is carefully placed on a dressing table or perfectly positioned atop some coffee table books as a high-end touch in a living room.
Both are in perfect condition with no damages chips o cracks.
The Silverplate lid could use a polish to brink pout the original luster
The Round one has a Cobalt color Velvet Under the lid

1) Oval
7” length
4” wide
4” tall
2 1/4lbs

2) Round
3 -3/4" in Diameter
3" tall
1 1/2 lbs
Measurments are Approx.

About Atlantis

The first crystal pieces from the prestigious firm Atlantis were made in the town of Alcobaça, Portugal, in 1972. At the time, the factory was known as Crisal (Alcobaça Crystals) and devoted its production to old Portuguese lead crystal. Founded in 1944, Alcobaça Crystals manufactured chandeliers, sconces, glass for domestic use and other beautiful pieces. Later, in the early 1970s, it began to produce high-quality handmade glass with the help of molds and blow rods, following the old practices of knowledgeable and experienced craftsmen. Atlantis crystal stands out for its beauty, weight, brilliance, transparency and durability, and their pieces are coveted around the world by those who seek the best glasswork.

The brand’s luxurious products are executed with great skill—using sand, lead oxide, sodium, potassium and borax, among other materials. It is a painstakingly stressful process with temperatures that can reach up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit.The experienced artisans use tools and molds made of wood, aluminum or steel to shape their beautiful pieces. The factory produces a wide range of pieces ranging from bottles, cups, jars and plates too centerpieces, bowls, and vases. The experience and know-how of the craftsmen determine the thickness of each piece, which varies depending on the force of the blow used to create them.