Folding fan of painted paper with original box and note

A: Narrow paper leaf fan painted in gouache Recto: Fire-lit "fête galante" with dancing women and seated musicians, flanked by musical trophies at the corners. Verso: seated shepherd and shepherdess with gold stylized bouquets and border. Monture of carved and pierced mother-of-pearl with three vignettes of 18th century figures in bucolic settings, underlaid with paper-thin iridescent mother-of-pearl leaf; solid guards with silver-toned metal floral appliqué, inset with white paste stones and three glass turquoise cabochons; pierced silver metal ring; turquoise rivet stud; cream silk cord with gilt-metal tracery ball beads (one encasing faux pearl); turquoise silk tassel with silver and gold tinsel and lightening-bolt shaped paillettes. B: Gilt wood and composition box with hinged lid, with Rococo revival decoration consisting of foliate scrolls and flowers; faceted glass (crystal?) lid; fitted interior lined with ivory satin with compartments for fan and tassel; lock (no key). C: Handwritten note, ink on paper: This fan is the property of my / daughter Mary Mildred Baldwin / and was left to her by her step- / great-grandmother Sarah Maria / Floyd-Jones, second wife of Coleman / Williams, 15 West 22d. Street New / York City. It came originally from / Spain and was purchased in Cuba / by Mrs. C. P. Fischer at the request / of my father John Gaudy / Mary Mildred [...] / February 27th 1916 222 West 23d. St.