Victorian novelty silver tumbler in the form of a thimble "just a thimbleful"A fine Victorian novelty silver tumbler in the form of a thimble, by well known maker Walter and George Myers. Assay mark for Birmingham and dating to 1876. This is realistically modelled as a thimble and cast in relief with a band of lettering "just a thimbleful" It is 6 cm long and weighs in at approx. 45. 9 grams. There is engraving to the cartouche, see image . This marvelous piece comes in its original fitted case. In overall very good condition,

but particularly enjoyed fox hunting – a passion he continued for life

he purchased the manor of Rackheath in 1590 and represented the city in 1601 and 1604-10

(60 (H) x 49 cm (w) approx

A late 18th early 19th century oil on canvas Portrait of Prime Minister Spencer Perceval

William Edward Millner passed away in 1885

Dylan's unique approach to cityscape paintings has made a huge impact on art lovers across Britain

served him well in his future entrepreneurial journey

signed with initials JEP - mounted and in modern glazed gilt frame

The image size is  47cm x 62cm

the size  overall is approx

north-west Wales

in County Cork