England, 19th century.
1. Cut glass in a metal mount set with turquoise beads and garnet stones. Flacon neck decorated with floral patterns. Peg closure with brass ram's head. Suspended from the lid and the sides, with a stone-studded ring. In original case, covered with leather on the outside and purple silk fabric and velour on the inside. Old auction label, dated 5 June 1981. Old label on underside of the case.
2. Chased silver, with two punched, barely legible marks, and polychrome enamel cloisonné with floral motifs and scrolled leaves. Hinged lid with a glass stopper.
3. Metal, probably silver-plated and parcel-gilt, and blue glass in the shape of a cannon. Twist closure at the lower end. Upper end with chain suspension and hinged lid with twist closure. Interior decorated with chased leaf motifs and a logo with T. Rd 77 and perforated.
4. Etched glass in chased and punched silver mount. Hinged lids on both sides with blue enamel monogram (E H). Upper opening on the inside with Jenner & Knewstub St James's St 33. Lower opening in silver-gilt, chased and likewise with Jenner & Knewstub St James's St 33 as well as a further perforated opening decorated with flowers and scrolls.
H1: 6.5 cm / H2: 9.7 cm / H3: 8.5 cm / H4: 10 cm.
Vendu pour CHF 1 000 (frais inclus)
