Ivory lot including : - A paper-cutter carved with vine branches. Circa 1900 - Length: 23.5 cm - Small saucepan handle, metal grip. Restoration period - Length 9.5 cm - Fly box decorated with filleted brass frames and two miniatures in the center depicting the attributes of Reading and Music. Romantic period - 6 x 8.5 cm - Cradle star carved with a cherub's head. Napoleon III period - 10 x 9.5 cm - Miniature trowel 19th century - 4.5 cm long - Baptismal cross with serrated edges 19th century - H. 5.5 cm - Mask depicting an old man 19th century - H. 5 cm - Cigarette smoker with cut edges Art Deco period - Length 9.5 cm Total gross weight: 154.2 g This lot has a CITES certificate dated May 27, 2024.

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