Very Vintage Pyrography Square Box - Partially Lined, Grape Motif

Pyrography was a popular technique for decorating that became popular in the Victorian Era.  It literally means "writing with fire", and practitioners used a thin poker that was heated in fire. This is a 6.5" square by 4.5" high hinged wooden box with a beveled topI and brass hardware burnt in a grape and grape leaf pattern. would date this to the early 1990's. The embossed brass front clasp is working, as are the hinges which open the box easily. It was once fully-lined in pink satin, although all that remains are full lining on the top and a few shreds at the interior box corners where it was once attached. I have posted a lot of pictures as I think they describe it better that narrative.