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Made by Mappin & Webb circa 1935
Aberdeenshire and by 1819 he had become assistant to the Liverpool bookseller
‘Tiffin’ was originally a term used to denote the British custom of stopping to take afternoon tea and this style of container was often used to carry suitable food whilst on the move
7/16 of a pint
6 cm/40 ring gauge and expands to take a maximum cigar length of 16 cm/6¼ inches
Pair of Royal Leather Frames Year Made by Mappin & WebbPair of presentation portraits of King George V and Queen Mary by court photographers W. & D. Downey, of 61 Ebury Street London, in green leather rectangular picture frames by JC. Vickery of Regent Street. The frames were obviously made for the photos that they still contain and have crowns embossed in gold at the top of each. Both photos are signed and dated 1922. Dimensions of each frame: 49. 5 cm 19 inches (height) x 36. 2 cm 4 inches (width) x 1
