A beloved tale with variants dating to 7 BCE, the version we know today, complete with pumpkin, fairy-godmother, animal helpers and glass slippers, is attributed to a French telling by Charles Perrault in 1697. Recreated in pewter, Cinderella’s signature pumpkin-shaped carriage splits into two to serve not only as bookends, but as a pair of coin boxes.

About the collection
The enchantment and spirit of the world’s most beloved fairy tales, transformed into pewter.