A very rare George III Silver Gilt and Mother of Pearl Comb made in London in 1816 by Richard Brown.

A very rare George III Silver Gilt and Mother of Pearl Comb made in London in 1816 by Richard Brown.
A very rare George III Silver Gilt and Mother of Pearl Comb made in London in 1816 by Richard Brown.
A very rare George III Silver Gilt and Mother of Pearl Comb made in London in 1816 by Richard Brown.

A very rare George III Silver Gilt and Mother of Pearl Comb made in London in 1816 by Richard Brown.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

182393

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This unusual folding comb has a silver mounted mother of pearl handle which is engraved with a contemporary Crest and Motto. The comb is silver gilt and folds into the handle, when travelling.



Length: 6 inches, 15cm

Year

1816

Country

London

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