A Delightful Early Victorian Sewing Companion

Name: A Delightful Early Victorian Sewing Companion
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1181763
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Andrew Cox Antiques

Description

A charming example of early Victorian sewing ware. This is a cased sewing companion in a highly tooled, decorated and gilded case, formed to look like a book with a pull off lid. The interior is fitted and contains a number of sewing items including steel scissors and needle case, mother-of-pearl pen knife, awl/ stiletto and tweezers. A delightful collector's item still usable today.

Dimensions below.

Postage and Packing :- £10.00 UK

£18.00 Europe

£24.00 Outside Europe

Condition :- Excellent, with no tears, splits or holes. The tools are all in good original condition.

Date :- C1840.

Origin :- English.

Depth :- 4.5 cms.

Width :- 3.3 cms.

Height :- 8.3 cms.

Physical Dimensions

Height

8.3cm (3.27")

Width

3.3cm (1.30")

Depth

4.5cm (1.77")

Declaration

Andrew Cox Antiques has dated this piece to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1181763

Dealers Internal Reference

ACA2218

Dealers Notes

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Description

A charming example of early Victorian sewing ware.

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This is a cased sewing companion in a highly tooled, decorated and gilded case, formed to look like a book with a pull off lid.

Andrew Cox Antiques

The interior is fitted and contains a number of sewing items including steel scissors and needle case, mother-of-pearl pen knife, awl/ stiletto and tweezers. A delightful collector's item still usable today.