GEORGE I TORTOISESHELL, SILVER & ABALONE SNUFF BOX
John Obrisset, England, c1725


The oval box with an impressed tortoiseshell cover depicting the drunken Silenes astride a donkey
accompanied by youths, dancing nymphs and fairies with amorini above, with a mother of pearl base,
unmarked silver mounts, the cover plaque by John Obrisset c.1725
Condition: overall good, with small losses and bends to silver, appropriate to age and usage
Provenance: Private Collection, England
For related information, see John Obrisset and His work in Horn & Tortoiseshell, Philip A.S. Phillips
3.5” wide
SOLD
#5404
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