A charming vintage brass pocket pill box featuring Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s famous 1880 Impressionist painting, Portrait of Irène Cahen d'Anvers (Little Irene). Stamped MADE IN JAPAN along the brass edge, this piece opens to reveal a clean 4-compartment white plastic insert.

This particular box comes with a delightful slice of history: an original handwritten paper note glued inside that reads, "these don't belong to you. Keep your hands out of my things. The last time I'll tell".

While originally intended for medication or daily tablets, its divided interior also makes it ideal for organizing small jewelry like stud earrings, delicate rings, or tiny keepsakes on a dresser.

• Artwork: Portrait of Irène Cahen d'Anvers by Pierre-Auguste Renoir

• Origin: Made in Japan

• Material: Brass-Tone Metal with Printed Artwork Lid & Plastic Insert

• Interior: 4-Section Divider Insert + Original Handwritten Note

• Features: Push-Thumb Latch Clasp

Dimensions

• Length: 6.0 cm

• Width: 6.0 cm

• Depth/Thickness: 1.0 cm

Condition Report

Good Vintage Condition with Character.

• Exterior: The printed portrait lid retains good color and detail. The brass-tone plating on the sides and base shows vintage surface wear, light tarnishing, and plating loss consistent with age and use.

• Interior: The white plastic insert is intact and clean. The paper note inside is aged and adhered to the inner lid.

• Hardware: The side latch release operates smoothly and shuts securely.