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David Edwards & BRAMAH Joseph (1748-1814) Important travel box in burr walnut, c…

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David Edwards & BRAMAH Joseph (1748-1814)

Important travel box in burr walnut, crystal bottles and silver lids, hallmarked with a passing lion: letter date F, hallmarked with a leopard: London 1846, silversmith Frances Douglas. Duty mark of Queen Victoria. Signed on the lock J. Bramah (Dilly ?) and marked on the embossed leather document holder: Edwards, Manufacturer to his Majesty 21 King St Bloomsburry, London. 2 secrets in the bottom of the box. Note: a bottle reported and a bottle whose crystal is broken

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David Edwards & BRAMAH Joseph (1748-1814)

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