19th Century Engraving of the Royal Exchange, London old embossing stamp 30cm tall when lid open

30cm tall when lid open

The glass is in excellent condition but there is tarnish/ rust to the silver rim on the bottom edge

or for the presenting of a letter or card by a servant

It is in lovely condition and is perfect for little bits of jewellery

Perfect for serving a salad or vegetables or purely as a pretty decorative piece

19th Century Engraving of the Royal Exchange, London old embossing stamp 30cm tall when lid openA beautiful gently faded engraving of the "Royal Exchange" in London, which was the second building built after the Great Fire of London in 1666. It also burned down in 1838 and was rebuilt in 1844 and designed by William Tite and opened by Queen Victoria. It is behind glass and has a lovely decorative frame. There are some watermarks and dirt on the paper and slight chips on the frame but this all adds to the charm. Dimensions 37. 5cm x 32cm Delivery