Late Victorian era Sterling Silver tea caddy | London 1899 | Horace Woodward & Co Ltd Poodle Ltd Ed of 9500

Ltd Ed of 9500

a phrase taken from the Book of Ecclesiasticus 37:16: "Let reason go before every enterprise

The reference books specify this figure as having a red dress

Bligh subsequently named him acting lieutenant during the voyage

Scene 1: Two knights

Late Victorian era Sterling Silver tea caddy | London 1899 | Horace Woodward & Co Ltd Poodle Ltd Ed of 9500Late Victorian era Sterling Silver tea caddy Rope twist design around the top of the lid and upper and lower limits of the tea caddy itself Maker: Horace Woodward & Co Ltd Assay: London 1899 Monogramme: In Old English Font C. M. B Weight: approx 145g Approx 9. 5cms (3 3 4") tall at top of cap Approx 7. 5cms (3") wide Approx 5. 5cms (2 1 4") across In excellent condition Cap closes firmly and securely