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Cabinet for jewels or personal items. Painted pine wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl. London, England, early 17th century.

Candlestick by R. W. Winfield. Electroplated nickel silver. England, 1848.

Sugar Box, probably by John Sutton. Flat-chased silver. London, England, late 17th century.

Mote or strainer spoon, by Thomas and William Chawner. Pierced silver. London, England, mid-18th century.

Tea Canister, by Pierre Gillois. Silver, cast, chased and engraved. London, England, mid-18th century.

Money Box. Earthenware with partial green lead-glaze. Surrey, England, 16th century.

Jug, manufactured by the Lowestoft porcelain factory. Soft-paste porcelain painted in underglaze blue. Suffolk, England, c.1775.

Large fountain vase, by Jacques Saly (1717-76). Soft-paste porcelain painted in pink enamel and gilt with unglazed biscuit parts. England, 1774-80.

Teapot, by Konoike. Silver repouss?? with a mass of chrysanthemums. Yokohama, Japan, c.1910.

Wine Glass. Glass, blown and wrought. England, 18th century.

Jelly or Custard Glass. Clear glass with mould-blown ribbing and cut decoration. England, 18th century.

Case containing painting of Sir Thomas More and Family, by Rowland Lockey (c.1565-1616). Walnut. England, painting 1593-1594, case after 1715.

Sir Thomas More and Family, by Rowland Lockey (c.1565-1616). Vellum on card in a walnut case. England, 1594.

Jelly or Custard glass. Clear glass, with mould-blown ribbing and cut decoration. England, 1790.

Jelly or Custard glass. Clear glass with mesh pattern, probably formed by pincering mould-blown ribs. England, 1750-75.

Clock, designed by B. J. Talbert (1838-81) with the words TEMPUS FUGIT on a border along the bottom. Manufactured by Skidmore's Art Manufactures. Pain...

Tea Canister for Green Tea, by the Swirled Flowers and by factory of John Wood. Opaque white glass, painted in enamel colours. South Staffordshire, Bi...

Cheese Dish, by Sowerby & Co. Press molded glass. Gateshead, England, 1883.

The Well-Spring Vase, by Richard Redgrave (1804-88) and manufactured by Minton & Co. Porcelain painted in enamels. Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, Engl...

Asparagus Box and Cover, by Chelsea porcelain factory. Soft-paste porcelain painted in enamels. London, England, c.1756.

Cauliflower Tureen, by Chelsea porcelain factory. Soft-paste porcelain, painted in enamels. London, England, c.1755.

Tea Cup and Saucer imitating Sevres porcelain, by Minton & Co. Bone china with painted blue enamel and gold colouring. Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1851.

Candlestick, mark of John Carter II. Silver with die-stamped decoration. England, 1776-77.

Fish Server, by George Adams (1808-95). Silver with pierced and cast decoration. London, England, mid-19th century.

Watch, by James Markwick. Tortoiseshell outer case with silver piqu?? . London, England, c.1700.

Peg Tankard, by John Plummer. Silver with chased and engraved decoration. England, mid-17th century.

Armchair from The Etruscan Room, Osterley Park House, by Robert Adam (1728-92). Cane. London, England, 1776.

Fish Carver, by George Adams (1808-95) for manufacturers Chawner and Co. Silver with pierced and cast decoration. England, mid-19th century.

Casket, by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928). Brass mounted on wood with glass inserts. Glasgow, Scotland, c.1895.

Casket, by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928). Brass mounted on wood with glass inserts. Glasgow, Scotland, c.1895.

Sword guard or tsuba, by Michitoshi. Brass inlaid with gold and silver. Japan, 1800-50.

Button, depicting St Cecilia, by William Comyns & Sons. Silver. London, England, 1900.

The Shoeblack, made at the Derby Porcelain factory by Robert Bloor. Painted porcelain. England, c.1830-35.

Bottle and stopper, by William Taylor Copeland & Co. Glazed porcelain. Stoke-on-Trent, England, c.1850.

Jug, by William Brownfield, made to commemorate the London International Exhibition. Earthenware. England, 1862.

Fish Plate, manufactured by Close & Co. Earthenware, printed in black. Stroke-on Trent, Staffordshire, England, mid-19th century.

Evening Prayer or The Belief, by John Bell (1811-95). Parian porcelain. Staffordshire, England, mid-19th century.

Sauce Boat. Copper plated with silver. England, c.1830.

Comb. Ivory painted with gold lacquer and pigments. Japan, late 19th century.

Decanter and Stopper. Glass, cut decoration. England, c.1830.

Vase, by Martin Brothers. Grey salt-glazed stoneware, incised and painted. Southall, England, 1890.

Side Table, by Matthias Lock (c.1710-65). Gilt pine possibly with agate veneered slab. England, mid-18th century.

Jael, by Alfred Stevens (1818-75). Plaster cast model. England, c.1862.

Mirror, detail, by Matthias Lock (c.1710-65). Carved, gold coloured wood. London, England, c.1745.

Mirror, by Matthias Lock (c.1710-65). Carved, gold coloured wood. London, England, c.1745.

Cakestand, by George Davidson & Co. at the Teams Glass Works. Glass, press-moulded. England, 1897.

Bowl, by J. Stembridge & Co. Glass, press-moulded. London, England, 1888.

Looking glass with clock, detail. Pine, original oil gold colouring. London, England, c.1720.

Mermaid Ewer, detail. Embossed and engraved silver. London, England, 1610-11.

Mermaid Ewer. Embossed and engraved silver. London, England, 1610-11.