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12.75" wide. 36.54 ozt.

11.75" long, 7" wide. 9.56 ozt.

9" tall. 38.36 ozt.

4" tall, 6.75" wide. 12.95 ozt.

13.5" tall, 13.5" wide. 91 ozt.

8" tall. 22.8 ozt. Handle is slightly loose.

Unknown maker. 6.5" long. 4.75" wide. Weighted and felted base.

14.5" tall, 10.25" wide.

5.2" long. Monogrammed 'GH'. .87 OZT.

Dog crest on handle. 4.75" long. .58 OZT.

3.25" tall. Small repair to back of tutu (see photo).

Appraisal No. 6124-G Serial# 0784K2J1 Model#126710GRNR Box & Papers 40mm

Appraisal No. 6142-G Reference No. 2400 Leather Band 38mm Box & Papers

5 3/8" x 4 1/4" .925 Sterling Silver Made in Italy

5 3/8" x 4 1/4" .925 Sterling Silver Made in Italy

2 3/8"w x 1 3/8"d x 1 3/8" tall Made in Italy .925 Sterling Silver

2 3/8"w x 1 3/8"d x 1 3/8" tall Made in Italy .925 Sterling Silver

Serial#292413 Ref#6567 Leather Band Box, No Papers 34mm Appraisal 6111-G

Appraisal No. 6046-G Center Diamond-1.95Ct Clarity: VS2 Color: H Diamond on each side Weight: 2.12Ctw Clarity: VS2-SI1 Color: H-I Ring Size 7.5

Appraisal No. 5743-G/A GIA Cert. 2225690975 GIA Cert. 5221509556 Round Brilliant Diamond-1.34Ct Round Brilliant Diamond-1.28Ct Both Clarity: I1 Color: H Prong Set Screw Backs

Made by Currier & Roby, ca. 1900-1943. 5.5" tall (handle up), 3.7" wide. 3.3 ozt.

13.5" long. 1.85 ozt.

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