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Lot 2102
An early 19th century figured mahogany sewing box, decorated with printed oval vignettes of neo-classical style figures within foliate scroll borders, the domed lid enclosing a fitted interior containing ivory and other sewing accessories, two short, and two long drawers below, on bracket feet, width 31cm, a/f.
Lot 1060
A Simon & Halbig for Kammer & Reinhardt bisque socket head doll, with a long brown wig, sleeping blue glass eyes, and an open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed composition body with moveable wrists, the head impressed 'Simon & Halbig / K R / 30', 29cm high; wearing an ivory woollen smock.
Lot 614
A good 19th Century Japanese carved Ivory Okimono figure group, modelled in the form of a hunter, in traditional costume, with a rifle slung across his back and carrying a game bag, to a carved foliate naturalistic base and raised on a carved ivory sectional stand, with signature characters to the base, height 12 1/2"
Lot 650
A George II silver tea kettle on stand, by Robert Tyrrill London, c1752. The body chased with scrolls and flowers, flush hinged cover with stained ivory finial, woven bamboo clad swing handle, with armorial engraved to the body. The stand with three acanthus lapped scroll legs on shell scroll pad feet. The hinges marked Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter c. 1856. 37cm high. 71ozs gross
Lot 33
Victorian paper knife with high relief twist silver handle, vacant cartouche and scrolling engraved mount with ivory blade, total length measures 11 1/4 inches (28.5cm), hallmarked Birmingham 1892. Together with a smaller example with silver handle with bright cut engraving and mother of pearl blade, total length measures 6 3/4 inches (17.5cm), hallmarks very rubbed possibly Birmingham 1896. Both paper knifes are in good condition. There are some minor surface scratches to the silver, and some small areas of tarnish in the grooves of the decoration. The handle of the Victorian paper knife is at a slight angle to the blade. Both blades have a number of small notches and scrapes to them, but these are more evident and serious on the mother of pearl example. Both hallmarks are rubbed, but only that of the mother of pearl knife is illegible.
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