An important presentation box, by makers Edward Smith, the…
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An important presentation box, by makers Edward Smith, the solid 18ct yellow gold with hallmarks for Birmingham 1862. Extensively engraved designs in relief with the inscription; 'Presented to Robert Simpson Esquire, of Cobairdy, by his Tenantry and friends in Recognition of his long services and in appreciation of his sterling Worth in private life - November 1871' the engraved Scottish coat of arms to reverse side., height 3 cm, width 9 cm x 4 cm, weight152.5grams
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