A Scarce 19th Century Hiatt Steel Wrist Grip Restraint & Leader

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A Scarce 19th Century Hiatt Steel Wrist Grip Restraint & LeaderOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Vernon Cross Esq. Date: 1890 Open: 3. 5 inches diameter (leader end) or 4. 5 inches diameter (restraining end) Compact Shut Length: 5. 5 inches Compact Shut Width: 4 inches Having an original added leather grip, this early leader aka a nipper or come along, is in fine order with the stamps of STEEL and HIATT clearly marked. The flower head motif on the hinge is a particularly desirable design feature,

binding firm in most places

tin or lead as we in this example

and the effect is a rug that could be placed well in either a traditional or contemporary setting

two handles on the sides

There is some wear to the labels and the tin lids

All three possess their original cut glass stoppers

are usually easy to recognise because of their delicate pastel shades

WARRANTED WROUGHT with the marked number 56 also present

In as found condition the piece remains un-cleaned or un-restored

The mirror is convex so light rays seemingly come from behind the mirror and reflections will appear smaller and further away than they would normally

Circumference: 8 inches

to mark the replacement orb and cross the Kepp brothers made for St Paul's cathedral in 1821

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