Coromandel, Brass & Jasperware Box by Cormack Brothers, c.1880 Books - Philosophy

Coromandel, Brass & Jasperware Box by Cormack Brothers, c.1880 Books - PhilosophyA superb coromandel, brass and jasperware stationary box by Cormack Brothers of 37 Ludgate Hill, London, c. 1880. Working lock and key. The domed lid is inset with a jasperware plaque and brass rope twist mounts, opening to reveal a blue silk lined interior and the 'Cormack Brothers' brass plaque. The Cormack Brothers were an esteemed maker and retailer active c. 1804 1880s, specialising in luxury boxes and writing slopes. Their pieces typically

Both the work and frame remain in a very good condition

most notably to the rear and pedestal corners

The work housed in a glazed wooden frame which has remnants of gilt to the exterior edges

The hallmarks are rubbed but remain visible

Pen rest to the top

Weight: 44 grams

An early 20th century black metal dome top trunk with twin handles and hinged lid

however the front of the frame remains in a very good condition

all surrounding a blank armorial cartouche

This model is extremely well cast with Napoleon stood upon a dome top surrounded by a balustrade

005 carat diamonds either side

Length: 53