A casket, or jewelry box is a term for a container that is usually larger than a box, and smaller than a chest, and in the past was typically decorated. In recent times they are mostly receptacles for trinkets and jewels, but in earlier periods, when other types of container were rarer, and the amount of documents held by the typical person far fewer, they were used for keeping important documents and many other purposes.

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  • Die Schatulle ist ein kleineres, häufig kunsthandwerklich aufwendig gestaltetes Behältnis zur Aufbewahrung von mehr oder weniger wertvollen Dingen (Geld, Schmuck und Ähnliches). Eine Schatulle kann aus Holz, Leder, Stein oder auch Metall gearbeitet sein und diente im Mittelalter häufig als Minnegabe. Im übertragenen Sinn kann Schatulle auch den (Privat-)Etat eines Regenten bezeichnen. Casket ivory Louvre UCAD4417. jpg Saechsischer Fluthelferorden in Case. JPG Schatulle für einen Orden Amber-coloured sarcophagus-type casket in Malbork. jpg Schatulle aus Bernstein
  • A casket, or jewelry box is a term for a container that is usually larger than a box, and smaller than a chest, and in the past was typically decorated. In recent times they are mostly receptacles for trinkets and jewels, but in earlier periods, when other types of container were rarer, and the amount of documents held by the typical person far fewer, they were used for keeping important documents and many other purposes. It may take a very modest form, covered in leather and lined with satin, or it may reach the monumental proportions of the jewel cabinets which were made for Marie Antoinette, one of which is at Windsor, and another at Versailles. Both were the work of Schwerdfeger as cabinet maker, his assistants Michael Reyad, Mitchell Stevens, Christopher Visvis, Degault as miniature painter, and Thomire as chaser. Caskets are often made in precious materials, such as gold, silver or ivory. In ancient East Asia, caskets often made in wood, china, or covered with silk. Some of these caskets could be collected as decorative boxes. Some examples have remained above ground from the late Roman Empire. The 8th century Franks Casket and 10th-11th century Veroli Casket are both in elaborately carved ivory, a popular material for luxury boxes until recent centuries. Boxes that contain or contained relics are known as reliquaries, though not all were originally made for this purpose. The house-shaped chasse is a very common shape for reliquaries in the High Meiddle Ages, often in Limoges enamel, but some were also secular.
  • 奁，現代多稱為化妝箱、首飾箱、飾物盒，为盛放梳妆用品和飾品的器具。 傳統樣式的奩常被人視為工藝品收藏。中国古代的奩多用漆木或陶制成，战国至唐朝、宋朝年间以圆形、矩形或多边形常见，大多分层，后来发展成为可以开合的梳妆镜匣。於日本、朝鮮半島、越南古代亦見到類似材質和樣式的奩。日本也有一些以紙板黏上和紙製成的奩（貼箱）。西方傳統的奩則常用金、銀、象牙等製成，奩的表面上常雕刻花紋作裝飾。 現代的則有金屬、玻璃、塑膠、皮革為材質的奩，以實用為主，但亦有製作精美的產品可作裝飾、擺設之用，有各種不同的形狀。亦有一些配上八音盒的，只要上發條就會播放音樂。
  • Schatull är ett litet skrin, ofta i elegant utförande. Det kan ibland ha en inredning, som håller innehållet på plats, till exempel schatull för matbestick eller bordsilver.
  • Шкату́лка — небольшой ящик для мелких, обычно ценных вещей. Шкатулки изготавливают из дерева, металла, пластмассы, поделочных и ценных материалов — кости, камня. Для придания красивого вида их часто покрывают кожей, дорогой тканью, инкрустируют драгоценными камнями, покрывают резьбой, чеканкой. Шкатулки используют для хранения большого количества мелких предметов, в большинстве своём — драгоценностей.
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  • 奁，現代多稱為化妝箱、首飾箱、飾物盒，为盛放梳妆用品和飾品的器具。 傳統樣式的奩常被人視為工藝品收藏。中国古代的奩多用漆木或陶制成，战国至唐朝、宋朝年间以圆形、矩形或多边形常见，大多分层，后来发展成为可以开合的梳妆镜匣。於日本、朝鮮半島、越南古代亦見到類似材質和樣式的奩。日本也有一些以紙板黏上和紙製成的奩（貼箱）。西方傳統的奩則常用金、銀、象牙等製成，奩的表面上常雕刻花紋作裝飾。 現代的則有金屬、玻璃、塑膠、皮革為材質的奩，以實用為主，但亦有製作精美的產品可作裝飾、擺設之用，有各種不同的形狀。亦有一些配上八音盒的，只要上發條就會播放音樂。
  • Schatull är ett litet skrin, ofta i elegant utförande. Det kan ibland ha en inredning, som håller innehållet på plats, till exempel schatull för matbestick eller bordsilver.
  • Шкату́лка — небольшой ящик для мелких, обычно ценных вещей. Шкатулки изготавливают из дерева, металла, пластмассы, поделочных и ценных материалов — кости, камня. Для придания красивого вида их часто покрывают кожей, дорогой тканью, инкрустируют драгоценными камнями, покрывают резьбой, чеканкой. Шкатулки используют для хранения большого количества мелких предметов, в большинстве своём — драгоценностей.
  • Die Schatulle ist ein kleineres, häufig kunsthandwerklich aufwendig gestaltetes Behältnis zur Aufbewahrung von mehr oder weniger wertvollen Dingen (Geld, Schmuck und Ähnliches). Eine Schatulle kann aus Holz, Leder, Stein oder auch Metall gearbeitet sein und diente im Mittelalter häufig als Minnegabe. Im übertragenen Sinn kann Schatulle auch den (Privat-)Etat eines Regenten bezeichnen. Casket ivory Louvre UCAD4417. jpg Saechsischer Fluthelferorden in Case.
  • A casket, or jewelry box is a term for a container that is usually larger than a box, and smaller than a chest, and in the past was typically decorated. In recent times they are mostly receptacles for trinkets and jewels, but in earlier periods, when other types of container were rarer, and the amount of documents held by the typical person far fewer, they were used for keeping important documents and many other purposes.
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