A collection of four 18th century South Staffordshire oval enamel boxes, circa 1770 and later, comprising a box printed with Athena seated holding a spear in one hand, and a laurel wreath with Peace in the other, a ship at sea in the background, within a blue enamel surround with raised dot decoration, with a gilt border, John Jaffa sticker to the interior, 4.6cm long; together with an oval box printed with a courting couple in a pastoral scene, 5.1cm wide; another with a man and dog caught in a rainstorm, with mirror to the lid, 4.5cm wide; and a further box the lid printed with a maiden dancing in front of the ruin of a castle, with a John Jaffa sticker to the base, 4.8cm long Condition Report: All have typical wear, scratches, cracks particularly to interiors some small chips and nibbles, abrasion to the bases, mirrors showing signs of age Condition Report Disclaimer