A Trinity House Inlaid Stationary Box (Copy)

A Trinity House Inlaid Stationary Box (Copy)

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DESCRIPTION

A beautiful example of marquetry in the shape of a ship, these boxes were made by lighthouse and lightship keepers during their time off shore and the sold through the Trinity House Service to Captains and crews who had used the services of a pilot or lighthouse to keep them safe. This box has a leather sloped writing surface and several compartments including a small inkwell. The fittings are brass with original lock and key, circa 1850- 1880.

CONDITION

In Good Condition - Wear consistent with age.

SIZE

Width: 40cm
Height: 17cm
Depth: 25cm

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