A George I Snuff Box, made most probably in London, circa 1720, makers mark of IS with a swan below.

A George I Snuff Box, made most probably in London, circa 1720, makers mark of IS with a swan below.
A George I Snuff Box, made most probably in London, circa 1720, makers mark of IS with a swan below.
A George I Snuff Box, made most probably in London, circa 1720, makers mark of IS with a swan below.

A George I Snuff Box, made most probably in London, circa 1720, makers mark of IS with a swan below.

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British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

213703

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The Snuff Box is of a plain design and a most unusual small size, so was probably made for a Lady. This example is in excellent condition and is marked with just the makers mark on the base.

Length: 2 inches, 5cm.
Width: 1.45 inches, 3.63cm.

Year

1720

Country

London

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