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A shelf mounted apple peeler

An interesting collection of 18th, 19th & 20th century ephemera; to include an ivory handled orange peeler; a Georgian ceramic wig curler;a collection of a pair of silver handled moustache tongs; a collection of mother of pearl and ivory handled fruit penknives, some miniatures hand mirrors and further misc collectable's.

A silver bladed mother of pearl folding orange peeler, Sheffield 1913, a silver bladed mother of pearl folding fruit knife, Sheffield 1885 and a twin bladed mother of pearl folding pen knife.

SILVER-PLATED "COCKEREL" EGG TOPPER; together with a silver-handled orange peeler, Sheffield 1916. (2)

Doultonville Toby Jugs Sgt Peeler D6720 and Mike Mineral D6741 (2).

An Edward VII Folding Fruit Knife, orange peeler patent Rd 389445, with folding spoon, Chester and Sheffield 1901 & 1902

A Victorian 'Icon' apple corer and peeler, and a meat grinder.

2 Small Royal Doulton Character Jugs, 'The Fireman' D6839 limited edition 'The Sergeant Peeler', 'The Policeman' D6720

6 DOULTONVILLE TOBY JUGS TO INCLUDE MR FURROW, MADAME CRYSTAL, MONSIEUR CHASSEUR, DR PULSE, SGT PEELER AND LEN LIFEBELT [6]

A silver bladed tortoiseshell folding fruit knife, Sheffield 1866, a sterling, folding fruit knife with a peeler and a Ronson lighter

A brass Skimmer, two pairs of wooden Shoe Lasts, and a patent Apple Peeler

5 ROYAL DOULTON DOULTONVILLE TOBIES TO INCLUDE SGT PEELER, MISS NOSTRUM, PAT PARCEL, MR BRISKET AND FRED FLY [5]

ROYAL DOULTON DOULTONVILLE TOBIES PAT PARCEL,CAPT SALT,SGT PEELER AND MISS LOAN [4]

MR LITIGATE THE LAWYER D6699 WITH SGT PEELER THE POLICEMAN D6720 [2]

A ROYAL DOULTON POTTERY CHARACTER JUG, ENTITLED SGT. PEELER, No. D.6720, 4 1/4 ins and a smaller DITTO, entitled CATHERINE OF ARAGON, No. D.6658, 2 1/4 ins high. (2).

Pair of 19th Century Toby figures and another of a peeler, 14cm (3)

Antique Cast Apple Peeler

Pottery 'Peeler' figure castor, 5.5" height.

A Goodell Co., Antrim USA Turntable '98 apple peeler patented May 24 1898, the green painted cast iron mechanism to be clamped to a table top, an ebony handle to drive the gearing, spike upon which the apple sits and rotate the peeling blade