A rare Cheroot Case made in Birmingham in 1850 by Nathaniel Mills.

A rare Cheroot Case made in Birmingham in 1850 by Nathaniel Mills.
A rare Cheroot Case made in Birmingham in 1850 by Nathaniel Mills.
A rare Cheroot Case made in Birmingham in 1850 by Nathaniel Mills.

A rare Cheroot Case made in Birmingham in 1850 by Nathaniel Mills.

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Reference

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The Cheroot Case is very finely engraved with a view of The Crystal Palace with sunburst above, all surrounded by pluming foliate scrolls. The reverse is also engraved with a contemporary Crest, with Motto above, and initials below. This was almost certainly made to commemorate the Great Exhibition of 1851.

Year

1850

Country

Birmingham

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