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Lot 28:
Description
This lot comprises an extensive assortment of varied collectibles and decorative objects across multiple categories. The collection includes a large, ornate jewellery or trinket casket featuring red velvet-style panels overlaid with gilt-metal filigree and scrollwork, resting on four shaped feet. Disney-themed memorabilia consists of two large silver-toned medallions, each featuring a relief of Mickey Mouse and circumscribed with the text Walt Disney World. A set of fifteen miniature billiard ball keyrings, numbered 1 through 15, is contained within a cardboard presentation box. The lot features a diverse range of small-scale boxes, including porcelain trinket and pill boxes with transfer-printed pastoral and romantic scenes, one featuring a portrait of Saint Padre Pio. Metal boxes include a heart-shaped silver-toned example, a round brass-toned box with a red cabochon stone, a small blue cloisonné box with floral motifs, and a rectangular gold-toned matchbox holder with engraved floral patterns. Figurative items include a copper-toned elephant, a dark patinated rhinoceros, and a pair of silver-toned birds mounted on a ring base. Novelty items include a red miniature model of a racing car, a silver-toned bottle stopper with a seahorse finial, a glass perfume bottle with a frosted rose-shaped stopper, a miniature articulated metal hand, and a set of nesting brass shot cups. Commemorative pieces include a cased silver-toned medal featuring a profile portrait and a miniature medal with a red, white, and blue ribbon in a maroon velvet-lined case. Also present are a wooden wall-mounted relief plaque, a small tin lid marked Tenerife, and a black plastic case marked OMER.
Disney Medallions diameter: approximately 7.5cm.
Condition report:
The items are in varied condition throughout the lot. The decorative casket and metal figurines are in good display condition with light surface patination and minor tarnish consistent with age. The porcelain boxes appear generally intact with some light wear to the transfer prints. The presentation box for the billiard ball keyrings is in poor condition, showing significant tearing and previous repairs with adhesive tape. General surface wear, light scratches, and accumulated dust are present across the collection. A small gold-coloured coin or token is included in a plastic bag; the metal content has not been verified.
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