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Staffordshire trinket Box

Description This is a trinket box that looks like a china hutch. The part which is the cabinet is the base and the top is the open back shelves containing 6 serving peices (1 pitcher, 1 tea pot, 1 bottle, 2 glasses and 1 tea cup). There is no detailed painting to this piece, it is glazed to look like blue marble and the finish is in excellent condition with a very high shine. There are no cracks or chips on the entire piece and it is in pristine condition. The date that is inscribed on the lid looks to be 1824 but on very close inspection it also reads as 1324. The original tag from when my Grandmother purchased it is still on the back and simply reads " Staffordshire Trinket Box". I have done some research on it but can't find anything that looks like it. It truely is a beautiful little pice.
Category China
Medium china
Distinguishing marks The only mark on the piece is the date 1824 inscribed on the lid
Condition Mint
Size and dimensions of this item The box is 4.5" high,3' wide and 1.5 " deep
Date Period 1824
Weight less than 1 pound
History I remember my Grandmother buying this from an antique dealer back in the early 1970's. She put a lot of thought into buying it and went back several times to look at it prior to purchasing it. i do not remember how much she paid for it but I do remember it was a big deal.
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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