A George III Scent Etui made in Birmingham in 1800 by Samuel Pemberton

A George III Scent Etui made in Birmingham in 1800 by Samuel Pemberton

A George III Scent Etui made in Birmingham in 1800 by Samuel Pemberton

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Fine Boxes

Reference

108861

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The Etui has a slightly tapering form and is engraved on both sides with bright cut bands, flower head motifs and a shield shaped cartouche, containing contemporary script initials, and ribbons above.

Dimensions:

Width 1 cm / "
Depth 2 cm / 1"
Year

1800

Country

Birmingham

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