£460
A good early Victorian coromandel cased lady’s travelling dressing set, the hinged cover with vacant yellow metal cartouche, flanked by flush-fitting brass handles, opening to reveal a divisional interior lined in crushed blue velvet, labelled ‘Made By Mechi, 4 Leadenhall St, London’, furnished with a seemingly complete suite of bottles, jars and utensils, to include six jars with hallmarked silver covers, London, 1843 by William Neal, the case with Bramahs patent lock, over a sprung drawer fitted with jewellery box mounts, 18cm high, 33 x 24cm
In generally good, clean condition, please see images.
Fees apply to the hammer price:
Room and Absentee Bids:
24% inc VAT*
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27.6% inc VAT*
