Lot 155
  • 155

Seventeen George III and Regency silver boxes, Phipps and Robinson, Joseph Taylor, and others, London and Birmingham, 1780-1819

Estimate
7,000 - 10,000 USD
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Description

  • 18 pieces, see listing on Sothebys.com

comprising:
An oval snuff box with bright-cut borders, initialed B, by John Perry, London, 1780



An oval nutmeg grater with bright-cut top, initialed FL, maker's mark SB probably for Samuel Bradley, London, 1788



A silver-gilt reeded snuff box, by John Robbins, London, 1802



A plain reeded snuff box by Phipps and Robinson, London, 1807



A rectangular engine-turned snuff box centered by a crested circular plaque, by Joseph Ash, London, 1812



An engine-turned toothpick case with foliate thumbpiece, maker's mark W-?, London, 1818



An engine-turned snuff box with foliate thumbpiece, initialed JL, by T& R Payne, London, 1818



A reeded oval snuff box with foliage thumbpiece, by Charles Rawlings, London, 1819



A lozenge-shaped toothpick case, bright-cut borders and monogrammed HH, maker's mark IG, Birmingham, 1785



A pill box with bright-cut edges, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, circa 1795



An oblong snuff box, the cover engraved with scrolls and floral festoons around a vacant shield, by S. Pemberton, Birmingham, 1799



An oval snuffbox engraved with trellis and ship in full sail, by S. Pemberton, Birmingham, 1800



A snuffbox probably later engraved with scrolling foliage, the interior with presentation inscription, by M. Linwood & Son, Birmingham, 1805



A plain small shaped oval snuffbox later initialed CT, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1807



A snuffbox engraved with ovals enclosing flowers, one side with "Daniel Whitear - Abresford Hants.", by William Pugh, Birmingham, 1809



A rounded rectangular snuffbox chased with foliage, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1813



A rectangular snuffbox, the cover engraved with wreathes around script initials AV, maker's mark JL, Birmingham, 1817



Together with an Italian parcel-gilt silver circular snuffbox, Naples, circa 1770.

Condition

little canoe shaped box with later monogram and dents, toothpick case (engine-turned) rubbed, festooned box with filled initials and added striker at side, J. Ash box with later crested applied plaque and base with new matting, J. Robins box probably later gilt, box with maker's mark JL rubbed and with weak hinge
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