Sir Noël Coward Prestige Enamel Box
Please note this product is made to order and will take 6-8 weeks.
To honour the 50th anniversary of Sir Noël Coward’s passing on March 26th 1973, Halcyon Days proudly presents this handcrafted prestige enamel box. This exquisite piece features a photograph of Sir Noël Coward in ‘We Were Dancing’, one of ten short comic plays that make up the iconic ‘Tonight at 8:30’, taken in 1936.
The inside inscription is quoted from Lord Louis Mountbatten on Cowards 70th birthday stating: “There are probably greater painters than Noël, greater novelists than Noël, greater librettists, greater composers of music, greater singers, greater dancers, greater comedians, greater tragedians, greater stage producers, greater film directors, greater cabaret stars, greater TV stars. If there are, they are 14 different people. Only one man combined all 14 labels - The Master.”
A percentage of each sale of this enamel box goes to the Sir Noel Coward Foundation to support the advancement of education and professional development projects across the performing arts.
This enamel box is limited to an edition of 50.
Original: $950.00
-70%$950.00
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Please note this product is made to order and will take 6-8 weeks.
To honour the 50th anniversary of Sir Noël Coward’s passing on March 26th 1973, Halcyon Days proudly presents this handcrafted prestige enamel box. This exquisite piece features a photograph of Sir Noël Coward in ‘We Were Dancing’, one of ten short comic plays that make up the iconic ‘Tonight at 8:30’, taken in 1936.
The inside inscription is quoted from Lord Louis Mountbatten on Cowards 70th birthday stating: “There are probably greater painters than Noël, greater novelists than Noël, greater librettists, greater composers of music, greater singers, greater dancers, greater comedians, greater tragedians, greater stage producers, greater film directors, greater cabaret stars, greater TV stars. If there are, they are 14 different people. Only one man combined all 14 labels - The Master.”
A percentage of each sale of this enamel box goes to the Sir Noel Coward Foundation to support the advancement of education and professional development projects across the performing arts.
This enamel box is limited to an edition of 50.
