An Interesting George IV Black-Wax Seal-Embellished Box c.1825

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An Interesting George IV Black-Wax Seal-Embellished Box c.1825Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 30 Height: 2. 5 inches Depth: 4. 5 inches Width: 6 inches The rectangular black painted pine box profusely decorated with Georgian black wax seals, armorial crests and neoclassical motifs opening to reveal a plain pink paper lined interior survives from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition of the box is tired, and would be described as poor to fair with some of

Stay busks of this period are more common in treen and whalebone

with no cracks or crazing

The late Victorian ebonised gallery artist’s easel having an adjustable height with brass plates

Others beautifully captured are circus impresario and lion tamer Clyde Beatty

The glass is a later replacement so remains in very good order

greens and reds are more pronounced and indicate the picture is more colourful than it is currently indicating to the viewer

He took on Jack Daniels

which would have contained an underground map

Both are complete with the original cut glass stoppers and tin lids

they always locked the cat into the storeroom

especially sat inside upon floorboards or stone

and seriously