Superb Antique English Cutlery Box, Fitted for Stationery, Writer's Chest, Georgian to Victorian Era cross ) are remarkably lifelike and

) are remarkably lifelike and are life sized as well

but the way it's framed now therein is a wonderful presentation

A gorgeous serving piece

and I think it is supple enough to be worked up as centerpoint of a luxurious down-filled and lushly fringed throw pillow

stay with the set

Superb Antique English Cutlery Box, Fitted for Stationery, Writer's Chest, Georgian to Victorian Era cross ) are remarkably lifelike andTypically, when I see these, I know it will either be fitted within for cutlery (flatware and knives) which is the tradition in this upright serpentine fronted chest. But some have been refitted over the centuries to other uses. My favorite being this: slotted sections for your writing paper, notes, cards and envelopes for correspondence. A writer's chest now. And a gorgeous early one, at that. These date to Georgian era, are English in origin, (c.