The Royal Collection Silver Gilt Silver Filigree and Enamel Casket and another for comparison.

 

An 17th /18th Century Silver Gilt Silver Filigree and Enamel Casket.

The Royal Collection.

and another in the Kunstgewerbe Museum Dresden.

Both Probably German.

No size given.

RCIN 3906

https://www.rct.uk/collection/3906/silver-gilt-box

Oval silver-gilt box and cover, lined with red velvet. Lid mounted with oval enamel plaque depicting a Biblical scene of Rebecca at the well; sides and lid decorated with filigree silver mounts and gilt rosettes.

Provenance; Acquired by King George V.

The marks on the base.

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17th/18th century Silver Gilt and Silver Filigree and Enamel Box.

Kunstgewerbe Museum, Dresden.

8.6 x 7.15 x 4.4 cm

https://skd-online-collection.skd.museum/Details/Index/667885

Museum of Decorative Arts.

Inventory number -17482

Master PL. 

Oval, tall tin with protruding base and lid plate. On the wall and the flat lid leaf tendrils in filigree technique, bordered by strongly twisted silver wire. Oval medallion on the lid depicting a charitas in enamel. On the back of the medallion, inside the lid, green parrot surrounded by flowers, probably French.

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From an unknown Source.

Enamel panel with portrait of Potemkin.