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PRINCIPALLY MARK OF ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, LONDON, 1830
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A WILLIAM IV SILVER-MOUNTED GENTLEMAN'S TRAVELLING DRESSING TABLE SET IN BRASS BOUND WOODEN BOX
PRINCIPALLY MARK OF ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, LONDON, 1830
Comprising nine various fluted glass bottles and boxes with engine-turned silver mounts, three of these additionally with pierced foliate scrollwork to covers, all with vacant disc reserves, a similar travelling inkwell, also a Victorian cylindrical shaving pot, mark of T.D, London, 1840, with detachable ivory handle, twelve various steel fittings mostly with tortoiseshell handles, including 4 razors, manicure items, scissors and glove hook, a leather strop, also a pair of ivory handled boot hooks and a similar pair of razors
Box 14 ½ in. long (37 cm.)
PRINCIPALLY MARK OF ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, LONDON, 1830
Comprising nine various fluted glass bottles and boxes with engine-turned silver mounts, three of these additionally with pierced foliate scrollwork to covers, all with vacant disc reserves, a similar travelling inkwell, also a Victorian cylindrical shaving pot, mark of T.D, London, 1840, with detachable ivory handle, twelve various steel fittings mostly with tortoiseshell handles, including 4 razors, manicure items, scissors and glove hook, a leather strop, also a pair of ivory handled boot hooks and a similar pair of razors
Box 14 ½ in. long (37 cm.)
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