A George III Toilet Box made in Edinburgh circa 1815 by John McKay.

A George III Toilet Box made in Edinburgh circa 1815 by John McKay.
A George III Toilet Box made in Edinburgh circa 1815 by John McKay.

A George III Toilet Box made in Edinburgh circa 1815 by John McKay.

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Scottish & Irish Silver

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The Box is plain in design and circular in form, with a pull off cover engraved with a contemporary Crest surrounded by a garter cartouche engraved with the Motto Spare Nought The Crest and Motto are those of the Baird-Hay family of Belton, Haddington, Scotland.



Height: 0.9 inches.

Diameter: 1.5 inches.

Year

1810

Country

Edinburgh

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