Antique French Boxed Set Match Vesta and Cigar Holder, 18k Gold Crown Monogram Necessaire Victorian papier mache It would likely have been

It would likely have been used in a private chapel or home

There is one spot lower right edging that needs to be stitched - it isn't torn

It was among the most successful Staffordshire potteries which produced tableware

most notably Leon Lapar (1878-1897)

Late 17th to mid 18th century French Aubusson tapestry panel with a 2

Antique French Boxed Set Match Vesta and Cigar Holder, 18k Gold Crown Monogram Necessaire Victorian papier mache It would likely have beenNot perfect, but beautiful to display, and certainly could be used. I see it in store display at a fine cigar store. Each piece (cigar holder and match vesta) in dark chocolate tortoise shell mounted with a monogrammed 18k gold crest with crown monogram, meaning the set was originally made for a titled person. In France, it's not legal to use a crown unless rightfully entitled by title. On bottom is a store's paper etiquette (label), so we know it was