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London 1815 by William Parker A George III sterling silver vanity or counter box

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London 1815 by William Parker A George III sterling silver vanity or counter box

Of cylindrical form with a reeded pull off lid engraved with a crest of a sword with a cross formy in point, with motto above Arte Vel Marte. Fully and part-marked. Together with a George V mustard pot, London 1913 by Daniel and John Welby formed as a Charles II flat top tankard, removable blue glass liner, engraved to the lid with a crest of a pheon and the motto Non Telo Seo Christo. (2)

Box height – 4 cm / 1.55 inches

Weight – 204 grams /6.56 ozt

Notes:

The box crest is for Deane

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London 1815 by William Parker A George III sterling silver vanity or counter box

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