This charming 1950s porcelain pill box is a testament to mid-century elegance and craftsmanship. Hand-painted with meticulous detail, the domed lid features a romantic pink rose in full bloom, accented by delicate green leaves and framed by soft blue borders with subtle golden branches.
The artistry captures the era’s fondness for florals and graceful curves, making each brushstroke feel almost like a miniature painting.
 
The lid is secured with an antique-bronze toned clasp in the shape of a delicate bow, adding to its refined appeal. The entire piece is framed in an intricately embossed gilt-metal band, while the base rests on three petite porcelain feet — a feature often found in higher-quality pill boxes from this era. The interior is finished in a smooth white glaze, preserving both its beauty and functionality.
 
Ways to Use:
As a pill or tablet holder – perfect for keeping daily medicines or mints discreetly and elegantly stored.
As a jewellery keeper – ideal for rings, small earrings, or a delicate chain.
As a keepsake box – for tiny sentimental treasures, love notes, or charms.
As a decorative accent – to display on a vanity, dressing table, or curio shelf.
Collectible Value:
Porcelain pill boxes from the 1950s hold a special place in the collectibles market, particularly when they feature hand-painted floral designs, embossed gilt trims, and charming clasp details. The footed base and domed lid with vivid, well-preserved colours increase desirability. Such pieces appeal to both collectors of mid-century porcelain and lovers of decorative miniatures. The combination of artistry, craftsmanship, and functional charm makes it a sought-after treasure, often cherished as a gift or heirloom.
 
-1950s
- Painted Porcelain
- In excellent condition. No other defect or damage. Please see close up video for quality assurance.
- Measures: 4.5 cm x 4.5cm x 2.5 cm height
- Sourced from a vintage market in London, UK