Lot 141
  • 141

A Scottish George II carved ivory box, dated 1737

Estimate
250 - 350 GBP
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Description

  • ivory, metal, fruitwood, laburnum, silver
  • 17.5cm. long; 7in. and quaich 10.5cm. diameter; 4¼in.
with silver mounts and memorial tablet, engraved 'C.B. Ob: m July 25th 1737 Aet: 36' together with a Scottish Victorian silver metal mounted staved fruitwood and laburnum quaich, losses to quaich (2)

Provenance

The ivory box probably Charles Belsches of Tofts

Condition

Ivory case stained and with old marks. Metal stained. Quaich with repaired lug, and now lacking silver metal band to foot.
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