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- Snuff box
- Louis-Philippe Demay (active between: 1758-1772) , Goldsmith
- After François Boucher (1703 - 1770), scenes
- Paris, France
- 1764 - 1765
- Gold and enamel, chiselled, chased and engraved
- Object size: 3.9 x 8.9 x 6.3 cm
Weight: 203.8 g - Maker's mark: Defaced partly
Maker's mark: Includes 'L', 'P' and 'D' between them below, and bushy-top tree Parisian type
Warden's mark: 'A' of the Maison Commune 1764-5
Charge mark: Two bay leaf branches, for sous-fermier Jean-Jacques Prévost (1762-68)
Discharge mark: A head of a dog, for Jean-Jacques Prévost (1762-68)
Discharge mark: A head of a boar, for Julien Alaterre (1768-75)
Inscription: 'D69', '84. 0. 0. / 5' Scratched
Small guarantee mark: square with shells for 1838 to 1847
Stamp: '325'
Small guarantee mark: Eagle's head in profile, for 1838 to 1847
Mark: Illegible
Label: Exhibition catalogue entry - G39
- Boudoir Cabinet
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- History
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- Further Reading
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- Possibly Stanislaus Leczinski, King of Poland; Richard Seymour-Conway, 4th Marquess of Hertford or Sir Richard Wallace, by 1872.
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