An Unusual Mahogany & Brass Sewing Box Formed as a Clover c.1830 sub-Architectural & Garden she can be used as

she can be used as is and enjoyed as a beautiful decorative piece

ornately painted and interesting dial that proves to be a work of art in itself

The Smaller Two: 9

There are small brass hangars to the reverse of each for wall mounting

together with several thousand linen sheets and pillow cases

An Unusual Mahogany & Brass Sewing Box Formed as a Clover c.1830 sub-Architectural & Garden she can be used asOrigin: Probably Irish Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 Depth: 15 Width: 16 Height: 3 The unusual and probably unique golden mahogany sewing box of good size and quality, modelled in the shape of a shamrock or three leaf clover, the carcass having brass applied decoration in the form of floral garlands and banding to the top and ribbon swags to the lower section, the top with a central basket of flowers, opening to reveal the