Lot 136: Sold for £260 hammer
Selected Antiques & Fine Art, Thursday 17th January 2013

A George III silver box, maker probably John Robins, London 1789, the hinged lid embossed with lovers in a garden, the base with engraved scrolls, shell and leaves, 4oz, 8.2cm by 5.3cm

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