An Intoxicating 19thC Mahogany Scent / Perfume Box

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An Intoxicating 19thC Mahogany Scent / Perfume BoxOrigin: English Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 Height: 2 inches Width: 4. 25 inches Depth: 3 inches The beautifully proportioned golden mahogany box having mother of pearl escutcheon and shield to top opening to reveal six silvered small cut glass bottles with handwritten paper labels under a plush scarlet velvet top. The six bottles contained within the box have small individual stoppers, beautifully crafted, the

and is a small annual herb about 50cm ( 20 inches) high

Crunchie (1929) to the most recent to feature on the lid - Picnic (1958)

this Speedway is the Scalextric of its time

the year and month when King Edward VII would pass away

the backs are reminiscent of Celtic crosses

This example has a little wear to the ears

There are a few chips to the paint on the base

Like no place on Earth

Smyth was obviously in real need of the sum

The condition is decidedly rustic

Samuel Fox had established a works at Amiens

1890 for the Bismuth pair