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A COLLECTION OF FOUR SILVER
TRINKET BOXES,
comprising an art nouveau pierced oval box with
entwined foliate pull-off cover, London 1910, mark of
William Comyns, 11.5 x 6.5cm wide, 2.5cm high; a
smaller circular bowl, with pierced lid, London 1909,
mark of William Comyns. 6cm diameter, 2cm high;
another smaller oval William Comyns trinket box, with
pierced lid decorated with cornucopia; together with
another box, Birmingham marks, the lid embossed with
a pair of maidens being serenaded in a landscape setting
2.5cm high, 9.5cm wide, 4.5cm deep (4)
€150 - 250
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BACKED
DRESSING TABLE SET,
comprising of Vanity mirrors, powder boxes, and qua-
trefoil tray, mixed dates
€200 - 400
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A VICTORIAN OVAL EMBOSSED
SILVER LIDDED TEA CADDY,
London 1888, mark of Elkington & Co., inscribed on
base “Elkington & Co. Ltd., Silversmiths, 22 Regent
Street, London. 11cm high;
together with a casket shaped plain lidded teacaddy,
Birmingham 1897, with reeded girdle, on spherical feet.
9cm high;
and an urn shaped plain hot water pot, Birmingham
1909, fluted canted corners to the base, on four spherical
feet, ebonised handle and finial. 18.5cm high (c.25ozs
all in) (3)
€250 - 400
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