SOLD..........A Georgian silver bodkin case and silver tooth pick. c 1800

SOLD..........A Georgian silver bodkin case and silver tooth pick. c 1800A Georgian engraved silver case of tapering form intended for a bodkin but as it contained a silver toothpick was used for that instead! The silver is initialed JH or possibly TH. The silver is in good condition except for a slight indent on the lid caused by finger pressure on opening it. It is unmarked but dates to circa 1800 1830 3 inches long 7. 7cm Stock no. KS02

There is a little brass suspension ring so it could be hung in a display

It is unmarked but this style was made by the Worcester porcelain factory c1870

A set of six pearl reels with brass stems and pearl bases

The blank metal seal at the end unscrews to reveal space for leads

342EF Birmingham'

There are some losses to the trim on one box and both have some wrinkles in the prints under the glass as seen in the photos

Height 2cm Finger aperture 14mm

A pair of silver knitting needle point protectors in the shape of stockinged lady's legs

5cm long (5

It is in an oak frame which appears to be the original

Inside are photographs of Victorian ladies and gentlemen

The pearl section is 5