A Dutch finger guard / thimble in the form of a ring. c1870.

A Dutch finger guard / thimble in the form of a ring. c1870.A Dutch silver thimble which would have been worn on the first finger of the left hand for protection when hemming cloth. There is the impressed dagger mark for silver on one end. 3. 5cm long The band 4mm Width 1. 5cm In excellent condition no damage. Stock no. LR34

25 inches long

A little folding red leather case containing a steel knife

A little engraved unmarked silver case for pencil leads

Four old mutton bone lace bobbins-

Inside the loose card booklet is printed with scenes from a ball and with pages titled with the names of various dances and with the faint penciled names of gentleman dance partners

In excellent condition - no damage but the smallest drawer is reluctant to collapse back but will with a bit of effort

There are two red ones

Hall marked in Birmingham in 1822 and by Joseph Taylor

In excellent condition- no damage and and with clean blades stamped with an S between crossed swords

The leather is in good condition with slight wear to the edges where the flaps fold over

tape and emery

Condition- Some of the silver trim is missing and there is some dust behind the glass but it is undamaged