Antique Georgian Bilston Enamel Patchbox c. 1780 Lamb in Green Landscape: “An Emblem of Innocence”
Authentic Georgian enamel-on-copper hinged patchbox (c. 1780), featuring a navette-shaped (boat-shaped) box with a cobalt blue base. The lid displays a hand-painted scene of a recumbent lamb set against a green landscape, framed by a wide blue band with “An Emblem of” printed in gold above and “INNO
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"Authentic Georgian enamel-on-copper hinged patchbox (c. 1780), featuring a navette-shaped (boat-shaped) box with a cobalt blue base. The lid displays a hand-painted scene of a recumbent lamb set against a green landscape, framed by a wide blue band with “An Emblem of” printed in gold above and “INNO"
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