An Interesting George IV Black-Wax Seal-Embellished Box c.1825 sub-Curios part of a larger archive

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He was by no means the only man to enter a lifeboat

The oil is used internally as a laxative

This is a wonderfully nostalgic piece of vintage confectionary ware and one that can act equally well as a decorative delight or as part of a growing collection

Fun was a Victorian weekly magazine

An Interesting George IV Black-Wax Seal-Embellished Box c.1825 sub-Curios part of a larger archiveOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 30 Height: 2. 5 inches Depth: 4. 5 inches Width: 6 inches The rectangular black painted pine box profusely decorated with Georgian black wax seals, armorial crests and neoclassical motifs opening to reveal a plain pink paper lined interior survives from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition of the box is tired, and would be described as poor to fair with some of