Near Pair of Czech Green Intaglio Dishes With Brass Filigree and Jewel Detail. Antiquarian Books

Near Pair of Czech Green Intaglio Dishes With Brass Filigree and Jewel Detail. Antiquarian BooksA very attractive near pair of Czech green glass dishes (likely ashtrays), mounted in brass filigree surrounds with a jewel set to each long edge. The dish depicting a cherub is wider and shallower than the dish depicting a fox. The fox dish has more turquoise coloured stones than that set into the cherub dish. There is warping to the brass filigree to both dishes, particularly the underside, and there is also some marking in places (please see

creating a very thick slightly flexible plastic like material

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The box opens to reveal a full green leather interior with gilt stamped decoration and numerous leather pockets

There is some wear to the leather at the top and bottom edge of the fold but otherwise remains in a very good condition

Weight without liner: 42 grams

Barker & Son was the triangular TRADE MARK LONDON mark enclosing the marks B

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A stunning pair of substantial Art Deco sterling silver pepperettes by Carrington & Co

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A Mappin & Webb brass carriage clock in near mint condition and perfect working order

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