A Collection of Seven Antique Keys c.1790-1850 reserved **Here it should be noted

**Here it should be noted that the antique crowns that appear in the arms of Grant (the 1st and 4th quarters) are exactly the same in appearance as the ‘eastern coronet’ that appears in the crest of Need

of fine quality

This is where he met Philip Williams and was duly commissioned to paint his portrait

The leather to the whole is of good quality and is part worn

Whooper & Mute Swan 07

A Collection of Seven Antique Keys c.1790-1850 reserved **Here it should be notedOrigin: English Period: George III Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1850 The Largest: 7. 25 The Smallest: 4. 75 Other Measurements on Request The collection of silver and iron antique keys, with differing bows, with examples from the Georgian period to the early Victorian, and each with a good patina. The keys are is all in good condition with slight rusting commensurate with age and no damage to report. Please refer to the