A George III Needle Case made in Birmingham in 1792 by Samuel Pemberton.

A George III Needle Case made in Birmingham in 1792 by Samuel Pemberton.

A George III Needle Case made in Birmingham in 1792 by Samuel Pemberton.

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The Needle case is of typical form and is engraved with prick dot and bright cut bands. This example has a pull-off cover and both the front and reverse display a vacant navette shaped cartouche.



Length: 3.6 inches, 9cm.

Year

1792

Country

Birmingham

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