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A PAIR OF GEORGE III CIRCULAR SILVER DRESSING-TABLE BOXES
MARK OF WILLIAM PARKER, LONDON, 1809
With gilt interiors; together with a larger circular example with pull-off cover, same date and maker; an unmarked rectangular example, early 20th century, with hinged cover; a German silver sugar box, mid-19th century; all engraved with the Raglan coat-of-arms; and an unmarked presentation plaque presented to Lord Raglan by The Freemasons of the Isle of Man
The sugar box, 6½ in. (16.5 cm.) long
21.7 oz. (615 gm.) (6)
MARK OF WILLIAM PARKER, LONDON, 1809
With gilt interiors; together with a larger circular example with pull-off cover, same date and maker; an unmarked rectangular example, early 20th century, with hinged cover; a German silver sugar box, mid-19th century; all engraved with the Raglan coat-of-arms; and an unmarked presentation plaque presented to Lord Raglan by The Freemasons of the Isle of Man
The sugar box, 6½ in. (16.5 cm.) long
21.7 oz. (615 gm.) (6)
A PAIR OF GEORGE III CIRCULAR SILVER DRESSING-TABLE BOXES
MARK OF WILLIAM PARKER, LONDON, 1809
With gilt interiors; together with a larger circular example with pull-off cover, same date and maker; an unmarked rectangular example, early 20th century, with hinged cover; a German silver sugar box, mid-19th century; all engraved with the Raglan coat-of-arms; and an unmarked presentation plaque presented to Lord Raglan by The Freemasons of the Isle of Man
The sugar box, 6½ in. (16.5 cm.) long
21.7 oz. (615 gm.) (6)
MARK OF WILLIAM PARKER, LONDON, 1809
With gilt interiors; together with a larger circular example with pull-off cover, same date and maker; an unmarked rectangular example, early 20th century, with hinged cover; a German silver sugar box, mid-19th century; all engraved with the Raglan coat-of-arms; and an unmarked presentation plaque presented to Lord Raglan by The Freemasons of the Isle of Man
The sugar box, 6½ in. (16.5 cm.) long
21.7 oz. (615 gm.) (6)
The plaque: Acquired by George Somerset, 3rd Baron Raglan (1857-1921) while he was Governor of the Isle of Man (1902-19).