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TWO ENGLISH ENAMEL 'NAPOLEONIC WAR' PATCH BOXES, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE, CIRCA 1802 both oval and with metal hinge mounts and mirrored lids: one supporting the Royal Navy with a painted transfer print of Britannia seated beside an anchor gesturing to a ship, with yellow ground base, 5.5cm long; the other celebrating the Treaty of Amiens with a blue ground oval of a raised trophy of wheat below the gilt legend 'Peace and Plenty', 4.6cm long Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, St John's Wood, London
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