1960s Folk Art Oak Coffin Box Navette cocaine was banned except for

cocaine was banned except for medical use and by 1970 cocaine was labeled a Schedule II controlled substance making it strictly illegal for recreational use

but sometimes pine or yew -- that has been preserved in the peat bogs of Ireland for centuries

Hair was used in mourning and in love

Materials: Sterling

This stunning opal cluster ring is so fiery it looks like there is an entire rainbow encapsulated in the stone

1960s Folk Art Oak Coffin Box Navette cocaine was banned except forPerfect for storing all of your vampy little gothic treasures! This oak coffin dresser box was made in a 1960s high school shop class by the original owner. It is incredibly sturdy and well made and has great nail head detailing. A one of a kind piece! Additional Details Date: 1960s Materials: Oak wood, metal Measurements: 14 1 2" x 8 1 2" x 3 1 2" Markings: None Condition: Excellent Cleaning and Care Clean with wood cleaner.