Georgian Sterling Silver Snuff Box by Samuel Pemberton, 1818. Interiors and also remains in a

and also remains in a very good condition with only two very small chips to the inside wall of the glass

opened in 1872

The wood has also absorbed a wonderful scent of nutmeg and cloves from 200 years of use which adds to this piece's charm

The first store – described as "an immense symposium of the arts and industries of the nation and of the world" – was devastated in an enormous fire in 1887

Weight: 29 grams

Georgian Sterling Silver Snuff Box by Samuel Pemberton, 1818. Interiors and also remains in aA Georgian sterling silver snuff box with silver gilt interior, fully hallmarked for Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, 1818. The snuff box has some wear commensurate with age, to include a very fine split to the silver lid near the rear hinge (please see photographs). The top of the box is monogrammed 'EJB' with surrounding engraved fruits and foliage. The underside of the box boasts an engraved leaf design. The box opens to reveal a bright silver gilt