Status:This item has been sold Sold by:Andrew Cox Antiques
This antique has been viewed 25 times in the past month with the most views from France.
Description
A rare example of mid 18th Century craftsmanship. This is a fabulous George II silver snuff box with mother-of-pearl panels to the lid and the base. The body is rounded and opens via a hinged lid. The mother-of-pearl in the lid is decorated and carved in a gorgeous depiction of Fairies in clouds, with silver studs to represent stars. To the front is an engraved name. A desirable and collectable piece of early Georgian silver. Dimensions below. Postage and Packing £8.00 UK £18.00 Worldwide Condition :- Very good with no dents or splits to the silver. The lugs are showing some age and slight signs of old repair, as shown in photo and commensurate with age and use. Hallmarks :- Unmarked but tests as silver. Date :- c1740. Origin :- European. Width :- 7 cms. Depth :- 5.7 cms. Height :- 2.4 cms. andrewcoxantiques@gmail.com . PAYMENT is accepted using the following methods: Debit or Credit Card, PayPal or Bank Transfer. . Andrew Cox Antiques go to great lengths to ensure that items sold are carefully packed and only 'signed-for' postage options are used in order to guarantee delivery/tracking. . Returns are only accepted if the item has undisclosed damage at point of sale, or has been seriously mis-described. Buyer pays all costs. If you are not certain that you will be completely happy with the item, please do not purchase it. . TO PURCHASE via SellingAntiques, please remember to check and ADD POSTAGE for PayPal and click 'Buy Now with Credit Card or PayPal'. . Should you have any questions, have a specific request for item not currently listed, or would like to discuss combining postage costs, please contact us directly. We aim to make your experience with us a happy one and are keen to be as accommodating as possible. . Thank you for visiting Andrew Cox Antiques. Internal Ref: ACA1137
Declaration
This item is antique. The date of manufacture has been declared as 18th Century.
Dimensions
Height = 3 cm (1.2")
Width = 7 cm (2.8")
Depth = 6 cm (2.4")
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