Charles Dickens, 48 Doughty Street London Townhouse | Charles Dickens London, England | Architectural Model | Made in England Payment Options::Deposit with Balance Paid at Despatch $100.00 14 1/8' x 20 1/4"

14 1/8' x 20 1/4" unframed

This charming fine sterling silver box is meant to hold your baby’s first tooth and first curl

The same crystal jar was used by Ronald Reagan on his desk at the White House

Features gilded rim and is delivered in an archive print gift box

Charles Dickens, 48 Doughty Street London Townhouse | Charles Dickens London, England | Architectural Model | Made in England Payment Options::Deposit with Balance Paid at Despatch $100.00 14 1/8' x 20 1/4"Architectural Sculpture Charles Dickens' Home London, England Custom Model Extraordinary Quality Detail While living at 48 Doughty Street Charles Dickens published Pickwick Papers, Oliver Twist, and Nicholas Nickleby. His novels illustrate not only the characters but the true nature of life in Victorian London. Dickens work raised awareness of the appalling conditions faced by the 19th century working class, in particular children had to endure.