Description

Magnificent early Tunbridge Ware sewing box veneered in rosewood standing on four brass ball and claw feet, with a two headed eagle handle on each side. The two headed eagle is a symbol that has been used for centuries and is a symbol of power and dominion.
The top of the box has a view of Brighton Pavilion.

The interior is lined with green paper and features a matching floral symbol to the border on the top of the box on some of the sewing pieces. Which include a pin cushion, thimble, needle book, tape measure, two small boxes and small removable storage tray.

The underside of the lid has a small label which reads: “A view of the Pavilion at Brighton. Published by G.Wise, Tonbridge”

This sewing box comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.

All our items come with authentication certificate with image, care instructions and separate invoice for insurance purposes. On top of this our items come with 14 day no quibble money back guarantee and are all fully insured for when shipping.

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