A GEORGE IV SILVER-GILT GENTLEMAN’S DRESSING SET, PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1820-21 |

with chased flower and scroll borders, engraved with Old English initials CBI, comprising: four circular boxes with slip-on covers, beaker, funnel with box-form base, three rectangular boxes with pierced covers, square box with slip-on cover, rectangular box with hinged cover, fully marked. Together with three cut-glass bottles with silver-gilt covers by Mary Troby, also 1821; all in fitted mahogany box with two velvet-lined trays, 15 pieces

Some pieces with some wear to high spots and initials, small repairs to pierced panels, gilding later, otherwise good
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