Cast Brass figure for holding incense sticks 12.5cm tall brass nut cracker Here we have an Edwardian

Here we have an Edwardian hallmarked silver jewellery box with pierced decoration and hinged pincushion lid

please refer to the additional photographs provided - and this ism what this could look like framed (it will come to you rolled in a tube unframed for you to choose the frame for its setting)

Here we have a vintage E

A finely hand-carved antique Chinese cinnabar lacquer vase dating from the late Qing to early Republic period (circa 1880–1930)

There is what appears to be a slight nibble in the front of the lid but on closer inspection looks to be a natural fault in the alabaster itself - Alabaster is a type of mineral that can be either gypsum or calcite

Cast Brass figure for holding incense sticks 12.5cm tall brass nut cracker Here we have an EdwardianThis is a heavy brass Indian figure designed it appears to be an incense holder. It could be figurine of an Indian goddess, maybe it is Laxmi (Lakshmi), maybe not. It is a handmade figurine, in excellent vintage condition. The figure has holes formed where the hands are we assume to take an incense stick. The figure stands around 12. 5cm tall, its age is around 40 years old we think but very difficult to be precise. The casting whilst quite naive is