George III Silver Snuff Box Birmingham 1818

George III Silver Snuff Box Birmingham 1818A lovely pocket George III silver snuff box. This is slightly curved in shape with plain sides and engraved pattern to lid and base. The lid also contains a rectangular cartouche with monogram. Assay Office: Birmingham Maker: John Bettridge Date: 1818 Silver Weight: 37g Condition Overall this silver snuff box is in very good condition. There is very little rubbing to the decoration. There are a couple of minor dents to the two corners at the opening

There are some dark marks in the scroll edges & some light surface marks on the cartouche which are commensurate with age & light use

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There is also a blank unengraved cartouche which could be personalised if desired

but with the addition of a cast silver stag's head on the top

The hallmarks are slightly rubbed on the makers mark and date letter but are still totally legible

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The engraved decoration is sharp

The sides are shaped but are plain with no decoration

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