A fine Toothpick Case made in London in 1848 by Rawlings & Summers

A fine Toothpick Case made in London in 1848 by Rawlings & Summers
A fine Toothpick Case made in London in 1848 by Rawlings & Summers

A fine Toothpick Case made in London in 1848 by Rawlings & Summers

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The Toothpick Box is narrow rectangular in form and is decorated all over with engine turned designs. This example is of the finest quality and displays a shaped thumb piece and vacant rectangular cartouche.



Length: 2.8 inches, 7cm

Width: 0.65 inches, 1.63cm

Year

1848

Country

London

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