Two-Handled Cup

Dublin, William Townsend

About 1735

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Obverse: Female figure with banner. Reverse is blank.
Small rectangular enameled copper patch box with pink box, the lid white with the printed image of two female figures walking in a landscape with the motto, "Constant to thee I'll ever be," with metal mounts and inside the lid a mirror.
The bracelet consists of a narrow band above and a swan with outstretched wings below, from which hangs a hook that at one time supported a mount for a ball of yarn (now missing).
Oval blue jasper cameo with white relief of figure holding spear, standing under tree with snake at feet, set in cut steel mount as a brooch