An Elizabeth II Silver Music Box by St James House Company, London 1980, limited edition no. 58/500, of rectangular form with a hinged lid
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AN ELIZABETH II SILVER MUSIC BOX by St James House Company, London 1980, limited edition no. 58/500, of rectangular form with a hinged lid, raised on four gilded ball feet, a distinctive rope-twist texture runs along the rim of the lid and the bottom edge of the box, the main body with applied gilt winged putti, plays the melody of 'Once in Royal David's City'. 6cm high, 7.7 troy ounces gross
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