A Victorian coromandel vanity case
A Victorian coromandel vanity case, A Victorian coromandel vanity case, the silver lids by John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London 1881, the locks by Samuel Fisher, 188 Strand, London, the leather and velvet-lined case with a brass lock, containing approximately thirty-four silver-mounted glass bottles and boxes, the removable tray fitted with various implements, enclosing secret compartments beneath, 34cm wide 26cm deep 21cm high Condition Report: No key. The box is stiff when opening to full capacity. Some marks and surface scratches to the case but in overall good condition. Marks, small dents and scratches to silver and glass components. Dust and dirt to linings. Some small areas of fraying to silk and velvet linings. The leather underneath is worn. Hinges and lock seem in good condition.
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A Victorian coromandel vanity case, A Victorian coromandel vanity case, the silver lids by John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London 1881, the locks by Samuel Fisher, 188 Strand, London, the leather and velvet-lined case with a brass lock, containing approximately thirty-four silver-mounted glass bottles and boxes, the removable tray fitted with various implements, enclosing secret compartments beneath, 34cm wide 26cm deep 21cm high Condition Report: No key. The box is stiff when opening to full capacity. Some marks and surface scratches to the case but in overall good condition. Marks, small dents and scratches to silver and glass components. Dust and dirt to linings. Some small areas of fraying to silk and velvet linings. The leather underneath is worn. Hinges and lock seem in good condition.
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