Vintage Chinese Round Trinket Box

appears to be a vintage or antique Chinese porcelain "shard box" or trinket box. These small, round boxes typically feature a hand-painted porcelain fragment (shard) set into a metal, often silver-plated, frame. The lid features a hand-painted scene with figures, potentially depicting a woman painting or a narrative scene. The use of salvaged antique porcelain shards became popular after the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), giving new life to broken historical pieces. The porcelain fragment is typically from the Ming or Qing Dynasty period. The box itself is likely made of a base metal with silver plating.