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Lot 134
A Victorian burr walnut vanity case with silver mounted fittings by John Howes, London 1861, the chequer cut glass jars and bottles with scroll engraved silver covers, monogrammed `KFA`, an engraved pencil and four steel mounted implements, the brass outlined box with a lock engraved `Patent` beneath a crown and `S. Mordan & Co London`, and drawer beneath with a blue leather cover over jewellery compartments, 32cm (12 3/4 in) wide
Lot 620
A collection of mostly gold jewellery, comprising a colourless gem set white gold bracelet, a colourless gem set heart shaped pendant, with a neckchain, a pendant with a devil motif, a box link bracelet with beaded motifs at intervals, a pair of ribbed circular earrings, a pair of earrings with trefoil drops, a gold ring, and a circular pendant pierced with a butterfly motif.
Lot 261
A travelling vanity case with contents of ebony dressing table items and chromed jars, together with a small attaché case and contents to include Havana cigars, costume jewellery, travelling clock, match boxes, two pocket watches, cigarette lighter in the form of a shell case, a Festival of Britain 1951 medallion, a Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition 1892 medallion, a small jewellery box with various contents, etc
Lot 340
A Finnigans of New Bond Street leather jewellery box with Bramah lock containing various costume and other jewellery to include agate bead necklace, lapis lazuli necklace, tiger eye bracelet, amethyst bracelet and matching earrings, cameo brooch, two Persian hand-painted brooches, freshwater pearl and gold pendant, etc., together with a Middle Eastern mother of pearl and bone inlaid box containing assorted costume jewellery, etc.
Lot 671
Victorian lady`s brass bound rosewood travelling toiletry/jewellery box, the hinged cover opening to reveal a red velvet lined fitted interior with eleven glass bottles and boxes, each having a silver cover, nine of which are hallmarked for Thomas Diller, London 1840, the remaining two being unmarked, the drawer below fitted for jewellery, 30.75cm wide
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