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Brass ware etc.
Sold for £45
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A small Newlyn copper rectangular tray, impressed mark.
Sold for £80
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A Newlyn copper framed death plaque, named John Tregurtha Harvey, the frame embossed with a wreath, together with a related pair of medals to Corporal H D Harvey, Royal Engineers and his dog tag.
Sold for £300
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A Newlyn copper circular pin tray, decorated a single fish, impressed mark.
Sold for £110
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A Newlyn copper small matchbox case, impressed mark.
Sold for £150
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Four Welsh love spoons.
Sold for £50
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Three Beatles publications and other books.
Sold for £35
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A summer idyll, watercolour, figures in a street, indistinctly signed, together with a brass coal bucket.
Sold for £10
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A Newlyn copper rectangular tray, decorated with medlars, impressed mark, 25ins x 9 3/4ins.
Sold for £160
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A Newlyn copper oval tray with a band of medlars, within a pierced, twin handled gallery, impressed mark, 21 3/4ins.
Sold for £210
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Two Newlyn copper trays each decorated with St. Michael's Mount.
Sold for £100
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A Newlyn copper rectangular tray, 14 1/2 x 21 3/4ins., together with an Arts & Crafts copper jug and a copper tray in the style of the Eustace Brothers.
Sold for £25
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A Benham & Froud, mixed metal Arts & Crafts copper oval tray.
Sold for £65
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A photograph of a Thames barge, Chanteclear by Kirks, Cowes.
Sold for £20
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Three pairs of Spelter figures and two small crystoleums.
Sold for £35
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A pair of carved bone spills, one shows a woodland archer in 17th century dress, the other a stag, crenellated rims height 6ins.
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A papier mache advertising figure of Shakespeare for "Flowers Keg Bitter".
Sold for £25
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A motorist's early 20th century leather, metal lined picnic case, partially fitted out including ceramics named Drew & Sons "En Route", Piccadilly Circus, London.
Sold for £100
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The Old Slip, Newlyn, a watercolour by T H Victor.
Sold for £230
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A 19th century Staffordshire blue and white print decorated wash basin.
Sold for £60
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Four watercolours, West Country Coast by H Gordon.
Sold for £120
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A Thornton Pickard Junior Special, quarter plate camera with accessories in case.
Sold for £35
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A scale model of the St. Ives fishing lugger, SS340, Ebenezer, overall length including bumpkin 33 1/2ins.
Sold for £50
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A walking cane, the Russian silver handle, floral engraved and niello enamelled, vacant gold escutcheon, indistinct marks. (See illustration)
Sold for £220
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A Russian silver mounted walking cane, the handle an elephant head with glass eyes and ivory or bone tusks, purity mark, probably Moscow. (See illustration)
Sold for £580
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A Newlyn copper cylindrical, fish decorated small tea caddy, impressed mark.
Sold for £120
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A Newlyn copper, small fish decorated tea caddy.
Sold for £50
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A pair of Newlyn copper, flower decorated, conical vases.
Sold for £50
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A Newlyn copper, triangular, fish decorated pin tray.
Sold for £90
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A Newlyn copper, fish decorated pin tray.
Sold for £100
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