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A Continental silver bodkin 18th / 19th century, in thin, sheet silver, with reticulated finial, impressed star marks, 6¾in. (17.2cm.) long; together with an English silver bodkin, probably late 18th century, with spatula finial, engraved initials M.M. to centre, unmarked, 5½in. (14cm.) long. (2)
Two 19th century ivory thimble cases one modelled as an egg, of screw turn design, complete with silver gilt thimble by James Fenton, Birmingham, date mark rubbed, 1½in. (4cm.) high; the other in the form of an acorn, screw turn design, with unmarked silver thimble, 1¼in. (2.9cm.) high. (2)
A small collection of thimbles comprising a silver thimble by Charles Horner, Birmingham, in plated case of drum form; `The Coronet` boxed thimble outfit, containing two Chester silver thimbles and an open finger guard; a finger guard in fitted case; an unmarked thimble with foliate engraving in fitted case; a size eight thimble, unmarked, with foliate engraving; and a steel and brass thimble. (8)
A Royal commemorative silver thimble Henry Griffiths and Son Birmingham, Birmingham 1952, chased daisy petals above Royal cypher, boxed; together with a silver gilt thimble by George Unite, Birmingham 1877, cased; a commemorative silver Queen Victoria Silver Jubilee thimble, cased; and a silver thimble by G.G. of Chester, 1895, daisy chain engraved decoration. (4)
An Edwardian silver thimble by George Boot, Birmingham 1901, size 15, daisy chain decoration, in novelty suitcase thimble case; together with a silver thimble by James Fenton, Birmingham 1907, size 10, mesh pattern decoration in fitted case; and a white metal thimble, cased. (3)
Three silver thimbles James Swanston and Son, Birmingham 1920, upper section dimpled above a plain ground lower area with chased decoration, cased; Albert Sydenham, Chester 1907, dimpled upper section above daisy petal lower area, cased; and Samuel Foskett, London 1891, dimpled and wrigglework decoration. (3)
Two 19th century Palais Royale mother of pearl tape measures both of carousel form with gilt metal beaded columns, one decorated with swirl pattern and floral design winder, the other with daisy petal design and rectangular winder with concave sides, together with filagree silver tape measure of bird-cage form and a white metal and mother of pearl tape measure of shallow drum form. (4)
A tortoiseshell thimble case mid-19th century, modelled in the form of a knife box, the sloped lid bearing a blank silver plaque and lifting to reveal a fitted ivory and blue velvet interior, with conical thimble stand to front complete with later silver thimble, Henry Griffiths and Son, Birmingham 1920 and four slots for needles etc., push button release to front, 2in. (5cm.) high. See Illustration
An assorted lot of pin cushions one modelled as a crown, rich crimson velvet pin deposit within gilt metal crown, 4.2cm. high; a Tunbridge ware example modelled as a circular table with toothed inlay to border, on baluster pillar to triangular base, 1½in. (3.5cm.) high; an unmarked silver metal pin-cushion of rectangular form, a repoussé portrait of the young Queen Victoria to front, 2 x 1½in. (5.1 x 3.5cm.); a circular pin-cushion with reverse glass painted country views of Keswick and the Derwent and Bassenthwaite Lakes with green cushion deposit to circumference, 2in. (5.1cm.) diameter; and six others. (10)
An Edwardian silver pin cushion Levi and Salaman, Birmingham 1905, modelled as a three handle trophy with domed red velvet cushion to top, inscription to front reads `A.C.O.D. from K.O.O.D., 29th April 1888-1906`, on flared turned wooden base, retailer`s sticker to underside for ``Jays` The County Jewellers, 55 Kings Road, Brighton`, 2in. (5cm) high. See Illustration
A Russian silver chatelaine clip probably late 19th century, the clip modelled as a regal Russian gentleman with billowing and feathered head-dress inset with central cabochon jade decoration and a single small emerald, his front with two small turquoise stones set as buttons, strap-form clip verso with floral and foliate decoration, impressed mark `84`, Moscow city mark and maker`s mark `MH`, above a pierced scroll work cartouche inset with oval floral engraved cabochon Citrine flanked by two oval cabochon garnets and a centralised pearl, from which hang three silver charm suspension chains, the central chain bearing symmetrical cartouche with inset floral cut domed citrine, above a seated cherub pendant and ladies hand charm, the bottom charm modelled as a ladies hand, flanked by two shorter chains comprising cherub, floral, cherubic face and ladies hand charms, 7in. (17.8cm.) long overall. See Illustration
Two pairs of Edwardian silver handled sewing scissors one by Edward Souter Barnsley, Birmingham 1903, with foliate and scroll hollow silver handles, the blades enclosed in a matched Georgian tapering case, 5¼in. (13.25cm.) long overall; the other pair Birmingham 1905, with foliate decorated handles; 4¼in. (10.75cm.) long; and a pair of unmarked early 19th century style scissors, with scroll handles and blade case, 4¼in. (10.75cm.) long. (3)
An unusual French silver plated necessaire second half 19th century, realistically modelled in the form of a walnut, the hinged lid when lifted allowing a hinged bracket to fold out holding a miniature scent bottle with bone stopper and pins, the opposing side with hinged bevelled glass mirror lifting to reveal an ivory aide memoir plate to mirror underside, the deposit below for powder, as indicated by the presence of an miniature ivory handled and cygnet down powder puff applicator, 2in. (5.1cm.). long. See Illustration
A Victorian cast silver chatelaine David and Lionel Spears, Birmingham 1888, an elaborate floral and foliate pierced clip, above stylised linked chains, the final link in the form of a cockerel, attached accessories include: silver needle case (lid missing), silver aide memoire with four ivory leaves by Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1899, acorn form thimble holder, Continental silver pin cushion of rectangular form with embossed scroll and figural decoration, needle threader, unmarked, 10in. (25.5cm.) long.
A leather strap chatelaine first half 20th century, steel oval reticulated clip, four leather and buckled straps with steel dogbone and bar links with attached bucket form thimble holder (with thimble), silver plated circular mirror with short handle and wave turned pattern to back, steel needle case of cylinder form, circular pin-cushion, scissors, 12in. (30.5cm.) long.
Three agate handled crochet hooks 19th / early 20th century, one with slender waisted handle, brass shaft, unscrews for interchangeable hooks; one with octagonal faceted handle, interchangeable hook facility; the third with slim handle above a foliate engraved silver shaft, twist action hook release hook, 3¼in. to 4½in. (8.25cm. to 11.5cm.) long. (3)
An assorted lot of sewing accessories comprising: a pair of silver scissor handles; two mother of pearl handled stilettos; a silver balloon handle stiletto; a glass needle cleaner of acorn form; a silver Royal commemorative thimble by Swann and Sons, 1977; three pairs of steel scissors and crochet hook. (11)
A French inlaid satinwood and partridge wood musical necessaire mid-19th century, modelled as a grand piano, the gilt movement stamped `FIC`, the lid with inlaid boxwood and ebony keyboard framed by partridge wood marquetry and inset domed oval porcelain plaque depicting a lute playing gentleman serenading a seated lady within a partridge wood mirror form border, the sides with conforming partridge wood foliate inlay, the interior with mirror to inside of lid and ivory silk lining, the pink velvet fitted tray and movement cover with floral and foliate silver metallic needle work, the silver mounted fitted accessories including scissors, cut glass scent bottle, stiletto, needle case and thimble (replaced), plus gilt and mother of pearl wax reel, raised on five turned ebony tapering legs, one replaced, 7¼ x 12in. (18.5 x 30.5cm.). See Illustration
A French Palais Royal burr wood necessaire circa 1840, probably stained burr yew, of sarcophagus form, the serpentine lid adorned with four scrolling floral and foliate spandrels, opposing stylised swans with a central floral roundel in their beaks forming the handle, lifting to reveal a mirrored lid interior above a plush deep pink velvet removable fitted tray containing original sewing accoutrements comprising cut glass scent bottle, silver thimble, silver balloon top stiletto, scissors with scroll work handles, bodkin, three mother of pearl snowflake winders, silver needle case with elaborate floral and foliate spiral vine repousse decoration, the tapered cavetto body on an ebonised platform, oval mother of pearl escutcheon, on brass ball supports (one replaced), 7¾ x 5½in. (19.75 x 14cm.), 3½in. (9cm.) high. See Illustration
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