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Very rare fruit tea caddy with small creases to the top projecting from the stalk. The tea caddy has a dark mottled exterior similar to melon tea caddies. With steel escutcheon, lock and hinges. c1800

Antique Jewellery Box veneered in beautifully figured Rosewood with sterling silver vacant initial plaque hallmarked Thomas Diller, London 1845.

Beautiful shaped Pear tea caddy with wonderful vibrant red blushing to its body having a realistic wooden stalk, with steel hinge, lock and ornate escutcheon. Circa 1800

Superb rare Comet car mascot by Rene Lalique. These wonderful car mascots from the 1920s were made to sit on car radiator mounts and were the ultimate luxury accessory. c1925

Dome Top Antique Games Compendium with ornate brass straps with stunning tigers eye stones, otherwise known as Agates. made by George Betjemann & Son and has a retailers plaque on the hidden drawer which reads: "Hall & Co 56 King street Manchester" c1875

Magnificent coromandel Writing Slope by W.C. Fuller, London. Inlaid and engraved in mother of pearl, abalone and brass with three exotic warriors on horseback with shields & spears to the top, the front of the box depicting their overnight camp. c1850

Exquisite high quality Burr Walnut Silver Vanity Box with fine double strung brass and ebony, engraved brass edging, standing on an ebony plinth base bound again with engraved brass. Circa 1865

Rare red oval tortoiseshell tea caddy with simple applied reeded silver all round. The front of this red Georgian tortoiseshell tea caddy has an elegantly shaped and applied engraved silver key profile. Circa 1790

Betjemann feathered walnut Tantalus with silver plate handle, housing three beautifully shaped lead crystal cut glass decanters with star cut bases. c1880

Antique brass bound Jewellery Box veneered in stunning figured Coromandel with brass escutcheon and vacant oval initial plate. c1850

Stylised Aluminium RAF Avro Vulcan Bomber on stand, super example for any RAF or Jet Bomber enthusiast who'd like to have themselves a piece of iconic history adorning a desk, shelf or office. c1960

Stunning Opalescent Rene Lalique Vitesse car mascot or otherwise known as the "Goddess of Speed" on original signed "Rene Lalique" black glass book end mount. Model Number: #1160 c1929