KJ Brass Dessin Fournir Chelsea Ceiling Lighting Fixture

This magnificent mid-century ornate clutch bag clasp frame is beautifully made. The brass clasp frame is decorated with blue and turquoise enamel set with stones and pearls. In the center, the frame has an oval-shaped cameo of a female silhouette, with a dangling drop pendant below. The other sided of the clasp is embellished with an openwork filigree 'beehive' on top, like a crown and decorated with blue and turquoise enamel. The enameled colors look stunning with the brass hue. The purse clasp...

Style these quirky Gucci pins on your lapels, they can also be dressed with your backpacks and handbags! They come in a set of three with cat, cabbage, and c...

Simply Beautiful! Rare and collectible Vintage Cigar Cutter…designed as an Enamel Jockey‘s Cap suspended on a Sterling Silver chain. Approx. size ...

An interesting and unusual antique child’s teething rattle c.1800 formed of a piece of carved and polished rich orange coral (Corallium rubrum) mounted into a two-tone yellow gold rattle with mouth-piece formed of a whistle, the collar hung with six coral beads and round two gold bells and decorated with patterned bands. Accompanied by the original red leather case lined with cream silk. Period Circa 1800 Origin Probably English Gemstones 1 x piece of carved coral 6 x coral beads Setting 2 colour yellow gold (unmarked) Weight 48 grams Dimensions 12cm / 4.7" long x 3cm / 1.18" at widest point Condition Very good Provenance Previously belonging to the late 2nd Countess Mountbatten of Burma, Patricia Knatchbull née Mountbatten. Accompanied by a handwritten note on pale blue writing paper with printed address for 7 Upper Belgrave Street S.W.1. surmounted by a coronet. The note reads: "Original Red Leather Case for gold and coral rattle...