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survives from the third quarter of the twentieth century retailed by Liberty & Co and stamped as such to one ear
this box is now marble paper paper lined but with the original royal blue padded silk lid and working lock with key
with polychrome painted decoration both portrayed as standing
Base Diameter: 8”
” – Mel BirnkrantA scarce survivor
A Good Pair of Dome Cased Preserved Acropora Coral Specimens c.1870 sub-Art & Sculpture survives from the third quarterOrigin: English with the Specimens Indo Pacific AtlanticPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860 701: 9. 5 high x 9. 5 diameter2: 8 high x 9 diameterThe Victorian preserved coral displays, showing the twig like tubular appressed clustered Acropora coral specimens, the first example with a large central specimen with fan corals to the base, beneath an original compressed glass circular dome with rope twist border on circular ebonised
