A Victorian Frazer & Haws multi ring box made of brown leather, circa 1900.

The box is original and can house up to four rings.

The internal of the box is in fantastic condition;

The ring pad is a cream velvet, and the lid is lined with silk.

The silk has the logo and Regents street address for Frazer & Haws.

The box opens easily and closes securely with a click.

The external is in good condition, with slight mottled colour to the leather

The ring slots will hold a slim to medium ring.

These original ring boxes are so rare! Especially this size and in such beautiful condition.

MEASUREMENTS

Length approx: 10cm / 3.9”

Width approx: 4cm / 1.6”

Depth approx: 3cm / 1.2”

CONDITION

Excellent,

Some mottled colouring to the choc brown leather.

John Frazer and Edward Haws set up Frazer and Haws in 1869 as a subsidiary unit for Hennell.

The founders, who formerly worked with Crown Jeweller, Garrard & Co, registered their hallmark in 1869 at London’s Worshipful Goldsmiths’ Hall, and began retail in Europe’s most elegant street then, 31, Regent Street, on the 1st of January.

Frazer and Haws have had enviable clientele over the last 130 years

One of their first customer was Her Majesty Queen Victoria of Great Britain.

Their clientele include:

Queen Mary, Mr. and Mrs.Winston Churchill, Edwina – Countess Mountbatten, Admiral Lord Nelson, Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Queen Alexandra and Edward VII, Elton John, and the contemporary film fraternity, amongst who are Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Yash Raj Chopra, Rani Mukherjee.