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English 6-shot pepperbox revolver, circa 1850

Early 20th century Sri Lankan carved and painted wood gara raksha mask

19th century Baule Goli mask - serenity, Ivory Coast.

Pair of Georgian silver and tortoiseshell folding lorgnettes, circa 1810

Victorian silver and mother of pearl fruit knife in Moroccan leather case

Cased Negretti & Zambra thermometer

Late 19th century Chinese luopan feng shui compass

A late 19th century leather-cased draughtman's set.

Rare Conway Stewart Series 100 fountain pen

1920s Art Deco extending hat display stand