A Large Early-Victorian Mahogany & Mercury Plate Overmantle Mirror c.1840-60 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage - Linen utensil pouch -

-    Linen utensil pouch -    Two bars of original soap-    A trench art bullet casing fashioned into a cross and another trench art piece-    Three military buttons/badges-    Psalms Prayer Book-    Two Military Combat Manuals-    Shaving utensils to include a sharpener and cleaner-    Pocket Knife/Fork/Spoon-    Two bone handled brushes-    Pen Quills-    Ivorine type photograph-    Pocket binoculars-    Various lapel starsThe Royal Engineers are combat soldiers with a technical edge and have a role in every area of the battlefield

The well preserved mummified head and three quarter neck with in tact teeth

this could be restored if so desired

and Bromley doubts whether or not this is indeed a portrait of Elizabeth I

retaining much of its original faded floral upholstery and tassel work

A Large Early-Victorian Mahogany & Mercury Plate Overmantle Mirror c.1840-60 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage - Linen utensil pouch -Origin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 48 Depth: 2. 75 Width: 61 The good quality large arched overmantle mirror at approximately five feet wide by four feet high, having the original heavy mercury glass plate surrounded by a mahogany veneered ripple moulded frame of super colour, the lower edge with extended shaped mouldings, surviving from the early to mid Victorian period in completely unmolested