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An all-silver travelling inkwell (cigarette lighter shape) London 1815, perhaps by Solomon Hougham. Price: £455.00 |
1701 |
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A hemi-spherical fob-seal with uncut stone decorated with leaves circa 1850. Price: £220.00 |
7500t |
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A late seventeenth/early eighteenth century seal, engraved with a stag's head crest between the initials TT (changed to CT soon thereafter). The crest and initials together indicate the Trydell family (the main branch of which is based in Blarney, County Cork). Price: £195.00 |
3690 |
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A gold seal with uncut cornelian on 4 legs circa 1820. |
7498t |
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A telescopic pen and pencil, the 9 carat gold-covered case engraved with curlicues; unmarked circa 1860 inscribed 'James Drew, Artiscombe, Tavistock'. Price: £175.00 |
7971 |
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A pipe-tamper with ring handle and seal-end inscribed 'B. Morin' by William Key, London circa 1800. Price: £175.00 |
2991 |
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An unmarked silver fob seal, circa 1780 engraved with a coat of arms (probably for PYNNER of Mitcham). Price: £160.00 |
3159 |
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An unusually small mechanical pencil, London, circa 1837 by Gabriel Riddle (with sales ticket penned by the late Gerald Sattin). Price: £145.00 |
3066 |
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A silver seal with impression of a garb circa 1750 marked with a lion only. The seal is suspended from an 18th century facetted steel ring, visible in the scan/ Price: £125.00 |
6169 |
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A double-ended silver pencilholder for two pencil stubs with threaded ends by Arthur Downing, Birmingham 1902 engraved 'W.Hanks'. Price: £65.00 |
2446 |
| A silver seal maker's mark illegible, with monogram I W circa 1770. Price: £60.00 |
7854 | |
| A silver seal unmarked with initials IW circa 1770. Price: £45.00 |
7855 | |
