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Great for privacy but still filtering light through
nb some photos show 2 curtain panels hung side by side
the largest size 5
Each spoon is hallmarked for Edinburgh 1797 by P & L (unknown silversmiths)
The inscription to the inside of the cover reads:
'Part of the ROYAL GEORGE Sunk on the 29th Augt. 1782, Recovered 1839', Snuff Box. Border Fine Arts Great for privacy but still'Part of the ROYAL GEORGE Sunk on the 29th Augt. 1782. Recovered 1839', Lacquered Wooden Snuff Box with White Metal Plaque. The Royal George was a 100 gun ship of the line built at Woolwich Dockyard and launched in 1756. She saw active service during the Seven Years War, taking part in the 1757 Raid on Rochefort. Admiral Hawke used her as his Flagship at the Battle of Quiberon Bay in 1759. The Royal George was laid up for 14 years before serving in