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A NORTH EUROPEAN STEEL CASKET OR STRONG BOX IN THE 17TH CENTURY MANNER, PROBABLY 19TH CENTURY With all over spot gold decoration against etched steel ground, scroll handle above filigree decorated top, front lock enclosing interior with further locked compartment, with both keys 11cm high, 18cm wide, 11.5cm deep
A mixed lot comprising of: a fruitwood seal stamp with brass stamp, approx. 7.2cm high; a J.W. Stutter needle packet case, marked to body "The Quadruple Golden Casket" in brass with hinged cover; a carved bone bodkin holder; a Waterman's Ideal hallmarked engine turned silver fountain pen; a Birmingham silver and faux amber cheroot holder; an 800 silver comb in case; a white metal swirled case possibly propelling item but not working so not visible; a silver and base metal mounted conductors baton, one mount marked Morell Mackenzie, approx. 36.7cm long; a bone and material fan; a Chester silver topped cut glass atomiser with base metal butterfly top; a Birmingham silver and cut glass candle holder (weighted base); a a cut glass ink pot and cover; six metal lobster picks; a small brass needle case; an ebony and silver mounted dressing table vanity pot; an ebony posy holder or hat pin holder; and novelty child's metal brush and crumb tray and a plated spoon. (1 bag) Further details: wear, some dents, scratches and tarnish to some; nibbles to glass examples, wear to all.
A late 19th century Dutch silver table snuff box, of casket shape with four paw feet and ornate embossed figural or foliate scrolled decoration, with Dutch marks to base and British import marks to side for Lewis Lewis, London, 1891, approx. 11.4cm wide x 6.4cm deep x 7.3cm high (only height including feet other measurements do not). Weight approx. 223 grams (7.1ozt) Further details: feet misshapen slightly but still stands up; few small surface dents and marks; overall tarnished and with wear.
A mixed lot, comprising an 18th Century paper dial compass in square form mahogany box, 7.5cms, a miniature brass casket containing twenty one miniature dominoes, casket 2.4cms, a brass pointed oval box, a white metal oval snuff dated 1931, a papier mache box, the lid painted with a woman waist length, an enamel whisky label, four other pieces, and a selection of small brass weights. (Qty)
A Russian bone veneered, fretwork and engraved ‘Kholmogory’ casket, late 18th Century, the whole with pierced panels over foil within engraved borders stained in red and green, below a stepped top with conforming decoration, the whole raised on bracket feet, old paper lining, small losses, one matching foot but not engraved as the others, 22.5 x 15 x 12cms.
A good collection of antique tortoiseshell collectables, to include a etui with silver inlay, opening to reveal scent bottles and voids for tools; rose gold mounted snuff box; French ladies purse of rounded rectangular form, opening to reveal pink silk purse interior; tortoiseshell jewellery casket; silver mounted page turner; silver mounted perfume bottle; snuff bottle; card case (no top). (9)* WILL NOT SHIP GUERNSEY BIDDERS ONLY.
A Victorian papier mache and mother of pearl inlaid and painted piano top stationery box, papered interior with divisions, hinges s.d., width 18cm x height 11cm, together with a modern leather and tooled gilt dome top casket, a small Victorian stud box, a Carlton Ware vase, plated and pewter chains (3)
An early 20th Century French enamel ormolu mounted jewellery casket, the Pompadour pink cover and sides painted with flowers within jewelled guilloche borders, on foliate scroll supports, silk lined interior, approx 11.5cm wide x 8.5cm deep x 6.5cm high [1]cover loose in setting, hairline crack to front panel, reverse panel with cracks and losses to both upper corners af
A late 19th century Continental porcelain etui case, blue and gilt ground, the front painted with a scene of a courting couple, the reverse with a landscape, lacks fittings to interior, unmarked, height 11.5cm, together with an early 20th century Vienna style porcelain and gilt metal casket, the hinged cover decorated with the Three Graces to the cover and the interior further decorated throughout, width 8cm x depth 7cm x height 5cm and two smaller 19th century French porcelain boxes in the Sevres style (4)
An early Victorian silver desk stand, of rounded rectangular form raised upon four architectural curved feet, comprising two pen trays, central raised stamp casket with reversible flame finialed cover as a taper stand, and two clear faceted glass bodied and silver capped inkwells, maker Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1842, stand 22 x 13cm, silver weight 14.7ozt
Masonic interest: A memento mori comprising a fragment in the form of a human skull mounted on half books within a wooden casket fitted with Masonic symbols and ceremonial items, with a Maltese Cross mounted which can be removed when travelling, 32 by 18cms.Condition ReportThis is not a real human skull, probably resin or plaster.
A GEORGE V SILVER CIGAR BOX by Harold Stabler, London 1934, 'The Gift of The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths', the lid with Goldsmiths crests, the sides decorated with pale blue plique-à-jour enamel, on bracket feet, with sycamore lined interior, 9cm high x 24cm wide x 15cm deep, 68 tr. ozs gross, engraved to the inside of lid 'To Sir Robert Williams Bt., 50 Years a Member of the Court of Assistance. This casket was presented by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths in appreciation of his long and eminent service 1884 - 1934'
A FINE JAPANESE LACQUERWARE BOX/CASKET, 19TH CENTURY, *inlaid with mother-of-pearl, ivory and gold, the hinged lid, sides and six interior boxes inlaid with scenes of Nagasaki copied from photographs. 36cm wide, 30cm deep, 12cm highA similar example was included in a photography exhibition 'Revisiting the City of Dreams' at the Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture in 2018.Lots marked with a (*) symbol may be subject to CITES Regulations when exported. Several countries prohibit the importation of property containing materials from endangered species, such as rhino horn, ivory, coral and tortoiseshell. If you are interested in bidding on a lot containing these materials and you wish to export, please ensure you are familiar with all relevant customs regulations prior to bidding.

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