George II cartouche-square shaped gold patch box, London c.1740 | Object | S. J. Phillips

George II cartouche-square shaped gold patch box, London c.1740
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 60388
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, boldly chased with rococo scroll borders, the cover centred by Britannia and Father Time, sailing ships seen beyond beside by a rocky coastline with palm trees, the base with an urn shaped vase on a pedestal within a garden, rocaille and flowers to the sides, reeded rims, a mirror fitted to the lid interior
Width 5.5cms / 2 1/8'' Depth 2.2cms / 7/8''
Weight: 92g
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George II cartouche-square shaped gold patch box, London c.1740

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