Early Victorian Silver Snuff Box. Birmingham 1841 Neustadt & Barnett. 2 troy ounces.

Early Victorian Silver Snuff Box. Birmingham 1841 Neustadt & Barnett. 2 troy ounces.Early Victorian Silver Snuff Box. Of rectangular form with reeded detail and a vacant cartouche. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1841 by Neustadt & Barnett. Approximate weight is 65 grams or 2 troy ounces. Approximate dimensions are 6. 7 cm length, 4 cm width and 1. 7 cm depth In good condition with no dents. Wear and marks to the cover interior, possibly an erasure, but not thin. Slight compression of the reeded detail in the bottom front left corner. Age

This design on the links symbolises infinity and unity with the flexibility on the links ensuring a comfortable fit

This unique design wedding/engagement ring combo features two interlocking 9ct white gold rings

The domed cover with a knop finial

In very good order with some plate wear

He weeded out Captains and other officers he considered weak in favour of rising stars including Nelson

The body is free of dents and there do not appear to be any solder repairs

Each spoon is hallmarked for London 1810 by Paul Storr

Features later scroll and foliate repousse decoration

The wax portrait is mounted onto glass and this is cracked

Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class Allan Gordon Roxburgh CGM (HM Submarine C3)

known for its exceptional brilliance and clarity

There is a little clouding to the silver