Four display cases : - Small circular silver (800) guilloche powder case, with the lid centered with a gouache miniature decorated with roses. Trace of signature at the bottom of the miniature. Gilt interior, with mirror. Boar's head hallmark. Gross weight : 35 g. - Diameter : cm. Some scratches. - Silvered metal box with sides like honeycombs and the lid decorated with a gallant and pastoral scene near a fountain. Inside lined with celadon velvet. 5 x 16.2 x 11.1 cm. Wear, scratches and small shocks. - Brass spider web-shaped bobèche (?) with translucent salmon enamel on a fluted background. Diameter: 9.5 cm. Some fine scratches. - DRESDE, White porcelain circular dish with polychrome and gilt decoration of flowers or characters in a park. Signed. Diameter : 7.8 cm. Some wear and chips.

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