ENGLAND - MAURICE MAYER (JEWELER) Patent of ordinary jeweler to Queen Victoria granted to Maurice Mayer. London, July 26, 1856, printed folio page with blanks filled in with ink and the Lord Chamberlain's autograph signature, vignette with the English royal coat of arms at the head, red wax seal. Decorative piece in perfect condition. Maurice Mayer was then based in Paris at 20 rue Vivienne. This artist chased a large number of pieces of Jewish liturgical jewelry (rimonim, etc.), in particular for Madame Furtado-Heine, while also working as a classical jeweler for royal families and wealthy clients from the French nobility and bourgeoisie.