An important collection of display pieces. 19th and 20th centuries. It includes: - a brass officer’s pocket watch, with a white enamel dial featuring Roman numerals for the hours and minute tracks, a six-o’clock alarm, a gong chime, and its winding key (dial slightly damaged); - a porcelain set comprising: LIMOGES, two stemmed teacups of a similar design in white hard-paste porcelain with gilded highlights featuring a decoration of palmette friezes and laurel garlands (wear to the gilding and slight chipping), marked on the bottom, with their saucers; White porcelain teacup and saucer with gilded highlights featuring a frieze of palmettes and coats of arms (one chip); A pillbox made of polychrome glazed porcelain, decorated with a romantic scene and flowers accented with gilding; the frame is of gilded metal; Porcelain pipe with an enameled portrait of an elegant young man; the interior of the brass mount is marked “CL NEUSILBER” (some damage); - Set of three small cut and faceted glass vials, with English silver mounts with vermeil interiors and repoussé decoration, 800-thousandths. Net weight: 26 g - A cut crystal flask engraved with the inscription “Pearl wedding Rye” in gold-highlighted lettering; included is a small blown-glass flask decorated with a blooming rose; - various boxes and cases, including a cigarette case, a card case, a matchbox, and miscellaneous items; - a small 750-thousandth yellow gold pocket knife, made in England, engraved with “Rock sand.” Gross weight: 30.2 g - a fabric clutch and a silver plated coin purse; - and miscellaneous items.