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Beautiful Rosalco "The Commodore Collection" musical jewelry cabinet, believed to date from the 1980s. The exact manufacture/purchase date is unknown, but the original purchase sticker is still present and shows an original price of $59.59. Please see the photos of the original sticker.
Rosalco, Inc. produced furniture and jewelry boxes during this period. The company's Commodore name was first used commercially in 1984 and registered as a trademark in 1985.
This is a substantial jewelry organizer with multiple drawers, swinging doors, sliding jewelry/necklace hangers, decorative hardware, and an integrated music box.
Features:
- Four storage drawers with original brass drawer handles
- Swinging cabinet doors with original brass handles
- Pull-out/sliding jewelry and necklace hangers
- Working music box (remove bottom drawer)
- Original hardware
- Original purchase price sticker
- Cleaned and ready to display or use
All drawers, doors, hinges, and sliding jewelry hangers function properly. The music box has been tested and works as expected.
Please see all photos as they are an important part of the condition description.
Will be packaged very carefully and securely for shipping.
Condition:
Very good vintage pre-owned condition. The jewelry box has been thoroughly cleaned and dust removed, although a small amount of dust may remain in some of the interior drawers or corners.
All drawers operate properly. All doors and hinges swing freely and close nicely. The pull-out jewelry/necklace hangers slide freely in and out as designed.
The music box is working correctly and sounds great. It begins playing when the bottom drawer is removed, as designed.
The right-side metal rail along the top has one support that is slightly loose, but it remains intact and in place.
There are some scratches, marks, and general cosmetic wear from previous use and age. A few interior pieces have also lifted slightly where the original adhesive has weakened over the years. Please review all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition.
Overall, this is a very nice example for its age and presents beautifully as-is. Someone interested in restoration could likely improve a few of the minor cosmetic details even further.
