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A FRENCH SILVER-GILT NÉCESSAIRE DE VOYAGE
THE MAJORITY WITH MARK OF PIERRE-NEEL BLAQUIERE, PARIS, 1819-1838
A FRENCH SILVER-GILT NÉCESSAIRE DE VOYAGE THE MAJORITY WITH MARK OF PIERRE-NEEL BLAQUIERE, PARIS, 1819-1838 The silver-gilt mounts later engraved with foliage and applied with a coat-of-arms, contained in a fitted rosewood case with brass mounts, the cover later inlaid with a coat-of-arms, comprising: A teapot, with detachable ivory handle , marked underneath, near rim and inside cover A hot water pot, with detachable side ivory handle, marked underneath, near rim and inside cover A lamp stand and burner, marked underneath, on ring and inside cover Four rectangular glass boxes, with pierced silver-gilt covers, one with screw fixed cover, in three sizes, marked inside and on rim, one lacking maker's mark Four faceted glass jars, with silver-gilt covers, marked inside and on rim Four differing faceted glass bottles, with silver-gilt covers, marked inside cover and on rim An associated collapsible beaker, apparently unmarked A circular footed dish with loop handles, part marked underneath with Paris mark for 1819-1838 A cylindrical jar, Paris, 1809-1819, maker's mark F?, marked underneath, on bezel and inside cover Two glass inkwells, with silver-gilt covers, Paris, 1819-1838, maker's mark lacking, marked on rim A silver-gilt beaker and cover, the beaker mark of H. H. Plante, 1936, the cover Paris, 1819 - 38 A medicine spoon, mark of H.H. Plante, Birmingham, 1936 A rectangular silver-gilt covered box, containing an ivory and gilt-metal manicure set, mark of E. H. Watts and Co. London, 1937, marked on bezel and inside cover A square box, lacking cover, mark of E. H. Watts and Co., London, 1937, marked underneath A vesta-case with match striker, mark of E. H. Watts and Co., London, 1937, marked on bezel and inside cover A rectangular box, mark of E. H. Watts and Co., London, 1937, marked underneath A cylindrical container, with removable shaving brush, mark of Deakin and Francis, Birmingham, 1937, marked on side, on cover and brush A tape measure, mark of Dingley Bros., Birmingham, 1936 An eye wash and funnel, apparently unmarked Two ivory brushes A dessert spoon, fork, knife with steel blade, an egg spoon, Paris, 1819-1838 A knife, with silver-gilt blade, mark of Laurent Labbée, Paris, 1819-1838 Seventeen ivory and metal toilet articles the case 21 ½ in. (54.5 cm.) wide gross weight of weighable silver 91 oz. 10 dwt. (2,845 gr.) The later arms are those of Ferguson.