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拍品 108
A William IV silver table snuff box
已结束2011年4月6日
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GBP 5,000
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A William IV silver table snuff box
mark of Edwin Jones, Birmingham 1835, the cover with applied border of flowers and foliage around a reserve bearing the inscription 'Presented to Samuel Rolls Ewen Esqre Secretary to the Van Diemen's Land Company, by the first Tenants, and others, upon their embarking on board the "Thomas Laurie" for the Companys estates, as a small token expressive of their esteem, for his attention and kindness towards them. September, 1839', the base and sides engine-turned and edged with foliate borders, gilt interior
H. 3.3cm. x W. 6.3cm. x L. 10cm.
mark of Edwin Jones, Birmingham 1835, the cover with applied border of flowers and foliage around a reserve bearing the inscription 'Presented to Samuel Rolls Ewen Esqre Secretary to the Van Diemen's Land Company, by the first Tenants, and others, upon their embarking on board the "Thomas Laurie" for the Companys estates, as a small token expressive of their esteem, for his attention and kindness towards them. September, 1839', the base and sides engine-turned and edged with foliate borders, gilt interior
H. 3.3cm. x W. 6.3cm. x L. 10cm.
A William IV silver table snuff box
mark of Edwin Jones, Birmingham 1835, the cover with applied border of flowers and foliage around a reserve bearing the inscription 'Presented to Samuel Rolls Ewen Esqre Secretary to the Van Diemen's Land Company, by the first Tenants, and others, upon their embarking on board the "Thomas Laurie" for the Companys estates, as a small token expressive of their esteem, for his attention and kindness towards them. September, 1839', the base and sides engine-turned and edged with foliate borders, gilt interior
H. 3.3cm. x W. 6.3cm. x L. 10cm.
mark of Edwin Jones, Birmingham 1835, the cover with applied border of flowers and foliage around a reserve bearing the inscription 'Presented to Samuel Rolls Ewen Esqre Secretary to the Van Diemen's Land Company, by the first Tenants, and others, upon their embarking on board the "Thomas Laurie" for the Companys estates, as a small token expressive of their esteem, for his attention and kindness towards them. September, 1839', the base and sides engine-turned and edged with foliate borders, gilt interior
H. 3.3cm. x W. 6.3cm. x L. 10cm.