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Lot 1675
An Edwardian silver mounted malacca novelty walking stick, by Brigg, London, 1906, with conforming silver mounted detachable pencil; together with another silver mounted and ebonised walking cane, with concealed spirit flask; a silver mounted bamboo walking stick; and another hardwood cane. (4)
Lot 109
A collection of miscellaneous boxes including Chinese lacquer, Cloisonne cigarette box and antique glove box containing ivory glove stretchers 34 x 9 x 15 cms boxed ebony clothes brush, together with a leather covered bamboo swagger stick and a 1915 brass shell depicting Reims Cathedral (6).
Lot 606
A gold and blue enamelled royalty stick pin designed with the initial `B` within a circle, with a coronet above, with the original Mappin & Webb case, a seed pearl and pale blue gem set gold stick pin, a 9ct gold and rose diamond set brooch, Chester 1899, with a case, and a gold and pale blue gem set bar brooch detailed `9ct`.
Lot 625
A citrine single stone ring, claw set with a rectangular cut citrine, a cabochon amethyst set single stone stick pin, mounted with an oval cabochon amethyst, a gilt metal and blue enamelled oval pendant in an abstract design, a smoky quartz tie stud, claw set with a rectangular cut smoky quartz, and a costume tie stud.
Lot 1147
A 20th Century black enamelled, silvered and brass Fortin pattern laboratory stick barometer of cylindrical form, the glazed upper section enclosing a silvered vernier scale, detailed `No. 7106, A Gallenkamp & Co Ltd, London`, above a mercury thermometer to trunk and cistern, length approx 105cm, within an oval and glazed case with hinged door (lacking mercury).
Lot 1537
Britains Sir Kreemy Knut comprising Sir Kreemy Knut The Sharp's Toffee Man, standing with a walking stick dressed in a blue 'Demob' suit with bowler hat and wearing a monocle, originally made as a promotional item in the late 1930s (issued again in the 1950s) and packed as a gift in tins of Sharp's Toffee
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