Lot five trinket boxes, jewelry...metal Asia, Middle East

These items appear to be a collection of decorative miniature boxes or snuff boxes, likely intended for holding small trinkets, pills, or perhaps traditional substances like snuff. Here's a closer look at the different styles: Two Orange (Top Left and Center): These have smooth, rounded, almost urn-like shapes. The material is metal . The one on the far left has a swirled pattern. They resemble traditional containers that might be used for incense, perfume, or small personal items. White Box (Top Right): This is a small, cylindrical porcelain or enamelled metal box with a detailed, likely metal, decoration on the lid featuring floral or leaf elements with colored stones (red and green/dark). This style is characteristic of pillboxes or small trinket boxes. Silver-Toned Hexagonal Box (Bottom Left): This box has a more intricate, textured metal design, likely a silver-toned alloy, heavily decorated with small filigree and set with colored stones (predominantly pink/magenta). The shape is hexagonal. This piece looks like a modern decorative piece inspired by traditional Middle Eastern or South Asian jewelry boxes. Carved or Inlaid Wooden/Bone Box (Bottom Center): This box has a gold-toned metal base and lid with a main body section that appears to be made of carved wood or bone, perhaps inlaid with brass metal accents. All in good condition, free of dents. Average 1.5" to 2.25" at the bottom diameter, approximately