Antique George III Staffordshire Kiln-fired Enamel Vest Etui or Necessaire with Sewing and Vanity Tools Flintlock or the flask (flacon) fitted

or the flask (flacon) fitted into the larger decanter

The writing identifies the subject as Louis Périchon(

which is surprising

to anchor it over a lady's sash or belt

and the total weight would require a valet for sure - nearly 40 lbs

Antique George III Staffordshire Kiln-fired Enamel Vest Etui or Necessaire with Sewing and Vanity Tools Flintlock or the flask (flacon) fittedRare to find kiln fired enamel etui or ncessaire like this one without any chips or serious cracks, let alone with many of the original tools, scissors, implements still in their fittings inside. Just in from France with a large shipment we're working through. George III era of reign as King of England and Ireland and merging them into the United Kingdom was 1760 to 1820, and is late 18th century as many of these would be the fashion then. The tools