THE PROPERTY OF A LADY
A Victorian parcel-gilt lady's travelling toilet service
MAKER'S MARK OF ABRAHAM BROWNETT AND JOHN ROSE, LONDON, 1859
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A Victorian parcel-gilt lady's travelling toilet service
maker's mark of Abraham Brownett and John Rose, London, 1859
Comprising, three various oblong cut-glass boxes, two small cylindrical boxes, four various oblong bottles and a cylindrical jar, each with parcel-gilt cover with engine-turned panel and scroll and foliage borders, the centres applied with vacant circular gold cartouche, all contained in fitted brass bound coromandel wood case with two keys, the hinged cover containing a mirror and blotting pad, the interior with lift-out tray and jewellery drawer beneath, fully marked, the interior stamped ASPREY MANUFACTURER 166 BOND STREET, with contemporary outer case
the case 13in. (30cm.) wide
Weighable silver 8ozs. (257grs.)
maker's mark of Abraham Brownett and John Rose, London, 1859
Comprising, three various oblong cut-glass boxes, two small cylindrical boxes, four various oblong bottles and a cylindrical jar, each with parcel-gilt cover with engine-turned panel and scroll and foliage borders, the centres applied with vacant circular gold cartouche, all contained in fitted brass bound coromandel wood case with two keys, the hinged cover containing a mirror and blotting pad, the interior with lift-out tray and jewellery drawer beneath, fully marked, the interior stamped ASPREY MANUFACTURER 166 BOND STREET, with contemporary outer case
the case 13in. (30cm.) wide
Weighable silver 8ozs. (257grs.)
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