The cabinet of curiosities and otherwise needful things 

There is nothing like a cabinet full of a collectors curiosities – we all collect what we need – “needful things ” beautiful or quirky they become part of us. 

The Old Corkscrew

Pair of Victorian Cast Silver Dessert Stands Marked for London 1864 /1879

By Robert Garrard II.

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Pays des Reves Lifestyle

An Elegant Pair of Late 19th Century Lead Crystal Vases

With ribbed design and Star of David around the mouth of the vases.

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Sir Percival’s

Large Baluster Chinese Vase with Cover

Gold painted with Panels of ladies in waiting, birds and flowers.

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Bancroft Antiques

9ct Gold and Ruby Men’s Ring

The vintage 9ct yellow gold men’s ring is set with a large, emerald-cut, laboratory grown ruby (approximately 11.4mm x 9.0mm x 5.8mm – circa 5.0ct). The ring is marked “9ct” and has three other, unidentified marks.

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Pays des Reves Lifestyle

A Very Unusual Victorian Hallmarked Notepad with Pencil

Consisting of six ivory blanks inside for writing.
It has a silver chain with a silver propelling pencil.
These were often attached to a chatelaine and were used to document the next partner’s name during a dance.

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Clyde on 4th

Dino Paravano Blouberg Seascape Painting

Blouberg Seascape Painting
1935
44cm x 59.5cm

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Sboros Jewellers

Aynsley Bone China

22 piece teaset patt 4156
Bright Poppies

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Tyrone Sarkis Antiques

8K Gold Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Gross weight: 12,5 grams
Diamonds: 8.16cts in total (G-K)(VS1-I2)
Dimensions: 18,3cm – length of the bracelet
Age: 21st Century

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Sir Percival’s

Large 1930’s Italian Ceramic “Pointer” Dog on Cushion

Height 95cm

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Heather Knight Antiques

Absolutely Amazing Vintage Pinkish White Angel Skin Coral

Triple String Bead Necklace

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Billymoon Antiques

Swizzle Stick 9ct Gold


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The Old Corkscrew

Pair of Victorian Cast Silver Dessert Stands Marked for London 1864 /1879

By Robert Garrard II.

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