A COMPOSITE AUSTRIAN SILVER TOILET SERVICE, PREDOMINANTLY J.C. KLINKOSCH, VIENNA, 1826-40 |

comprising; a ewer and basin; three circular toilet boxes, in two sizes; one rectangular toilet box; a chamber stick and snuffer; a pair of snuffer scissors and tray, a pair of candlesticks, a pair of silver topped cut-glass perfume bottles; two rectangular trays; three circular trays, in two sizes; three various brushes; a pincushion; a lid; an associated oblong tray with centralised poodle; and a dressing table mirror with wooden back and strut; all pieces engraved with the crowned cypher MC

The engraved arms are probably those of Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies, Queen Consort of Spain (1829-1833) and later Regent (1833-1840).