A Silver Plate & Pottery Classical Revival Preserve Pot by James Dixon & Sons c.1860-70 antiques otherwise described as the `Leopold

otherwise described as the `Leopold II and Amherst Papyrus`

Canvas Height: 34

Sir Jean was not really suited to it

the whole presented in an early 20thC canvas trunk

The skill involved and indeed the sheer man-hours of carving at play here is overwhelming

A Silver Plate & Pottery Classical Revival Preserve Pot by James Dixon & Sons c.1860-70 antiques otherwise described as the `LeopoldOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 70 Height: 5 Diameter: 4. 25 The English electro silver plated and pottery lined preserve pot, raised on a plated stand, the lid with a honeybee finial and hallmarked for James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, c. 1855 91, to three bun feet and surviving from the third quarter of nineteenth century England. The piece is intact and complete, with the silver plate being rubbed and worn with