Sterling Silver & Cut Glass Jar by Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham, 1905 Lighting with no chips or cracks

with no chips or cracks

A very attractive George III mahogany knife / cutlery box of serpentine form inlaid with a satinwood conch shell motif

The stool is of pegged construction with unusual turned legs

Tiana studied at DeMontfort University and gained a B

The work remains in a very good condition overall with only minor craquelure and very small paint losses in places (please see photographs)

Sterling Silver & Cut Glass Jar by Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham, 1905 Lighting with no chips or cracksA charming small sterling silver and cut glass jar, fully hallmarked for Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham, 1905. The silver lid boasts stunning foliate detail with a bird and a depiction of the 'green man', all surrounding a blank armorial cartouche. There is some denting in places to the edges of the silver lid (please see photographs), but otherwise it remains in a good condition. The cut glass jar remains in an excellent condition. Dimensions