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Staffordshire jug named John Eskey 1807 reading ' A gentle craft I fit so snug with hammer knife and nippers I thump away cut and tug at boot and shoe and slippers' the side of the jug decorated with a working cobbler reading 'Success to the trade' and 'God save the King' (crazing and slight staining) 21cm high
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A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MEERSCHAUM TOBACCO PIPE carved as a female hand gripping the bowl, with amber mouthpiece, in original hide case, 15cm, (6in) overall, and ANOTHER, carved as a female petticoated leg, the amber mouthpiece in the form of her shoe, with white metal mounts, 14cm, (5.5in) long overall (2)
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A MID-VICTORIAN GENTLEMAN'S STAINED AND EMBOSSEDSKIVER LEATHER-COVERED TRAVELLING CASE, with all-over green-stained "ribbed" effect, the domed cover having a flush-fitted retractable concertina-action handle and brass plate, both engraved with foliage, enclosing (to the underside) a dark green morocco writing slope concealing two cut-throat razors, scissors, nail file, corkscrew, and rosewood-handled nail buffer in morocco sheath, above two compartments with brass ring handles, two satinwood brushes (one with handle, the other for clothes), a replacement comb, and a further lidded long compartment, the body having a lidded long compartment concealing two ivory shoe brushes, each stamped
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'March' A Royal Worcester porcelain figure, modelled by F.G Doughty, as a young golden haired girl with pink dress and blue hat which she holds whilst running, 14.3cm. high, factory marks, and 'Wednesday's child', another Royal Worcester figure, of a girl in pink dress, sobbing having lost a shoe, 17.5cm. (restored)
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A carved fruitwood domino box, European, 19thCentury, in the form of a slipper, the interior with set of bone dominos, 19cms long, another similar carved fruitwood miniature shoe, 12cms long, a carved mahogany 'set of bellows' snuff box, 19th Century, decorated with brass pin work and inscribed 'forget me not', also two miniature sets of bone dominoes in mahogany boxes. (5)
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A 19th century mahogany treen shoe, a bakelite ear trumpet and a 19th century diamond scales in mahogany case, the shoe with 'pique-clout' decoration, 22cm long, the ear trumpet of telescopic form, 38cm long, and the scales with brass bowl and weights by De Grave, Short and Fanner, 59 St Martin Le Grand, London, 14 x 17cm
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A WALKER & HALL SILVER PART DRESSING SET with engraved swag and bow decoration, the labels with interlaced initials : a pair of silver lidded cylindrical cut glass Jars, Height 1.5", Diameter 2.75", a Hand Mirror, Hair Brush and Clothes Brush of wavy outline, Sheffield 1910 & 11 (5), an Edwardian Silver Lidded Cut Glass Hair Tidy, the lid inscribed "Gwen", Birmingham 1906, a Clothes Brush & Hair Brush with similar inscription, Birmingham 1910, Sheffield 1902, a circular Clothes Brush, Birmingham 1925, and a Silver Repousse Handled Shoe Horn, Birmingham 1911. (10)
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FIVE BESWICK BEATRIX POTTER FIGURES: "Benjamin Bunny", wearing a floppy hat, his ears protruding, and holding a pair of slippers, one at his side the other in front, Height 4", "Samuel Whiskers", Height 3.5", "Foxy Whiskered Gentleman", Height 5", "Old woman who lived in a shoe", Height 2.5", and "Old Mr Brown", Height 3.25", all with brown transfer printed factory marks.
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Earl Wellington: an unusual pearlware jug moulded with a half length military profile looking to dexter within a horse shoe cartouche impressed with the name Earl Wellington below, flanked by moulded vignettes of fruits and foliage, well painted in coloured enamels and lined in silver lustre, circa 1812, 120mm high, some enamel flaking, minor star crack
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Silver dressing table items, embossed with Reynolds Angels to include: cut glass jar and cover, Birmingham 1905, 7.3cm high, 2 brushes, Birmingham 1901 and Chester 1901, cut glass pin jar, London 1905, together with a Victorian silver handled button hook and matching shoe horn, London 1887 and an electroplate topped toilet jar (7)
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