A c.1900 Victorian Watercolour Paint Box; ‘The Gainsborough Gold Colour Box’ antiques having been fully reupholstered

having been fully reupholstered

we look for

The fascinating studwork may well also indicate there is a possibility this could have been a dowry box

The 12th-century historian William of Malmesbury was of the community

He grew up in Camp 19

A c.1900 Victorian Watercolour Paint Box; ‘The Gainsborough Gold Colour Box’ antiques having been fully reupholsteredOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1910 Width: 8. 25 inches The turn of the century rectangular tin `Gainsborough Gold Colour Box` watercolour paint box, enclosing twelve glass tubes of differing shades of gold coloured paint, together with two small associated(?) mixing pans. The box is in fairly good order with expected pitting and wear to the painted tin surface and eleven of the twelve phials are