This beautifully turned rosewood winding clamp is in excellent condition and dates from the middle of the 19th century. It is 137mm long and 42mm wide.

This hand carved ivory pin cushion clamp dates from the early part of the nineteenth century and is of Chinese origin. Unfortunately it has lost the pin cushion. The height of the body is 23mm, the width 28mm and the depth 32mm.

This hand carved ivory pin cushion clamp dates from the early part of the nineteenth century and is of Chinese origin. It measures 45mm from the bottom of the body to the top of the silk covered cushion. The width is 32mm and the depth is 30mm. It does have crack in the screw handle as shown in the photo.

This deeply carved ivory needle case is of Chinese origin and dates from the early part of the nineteenth century. It stands 94mm high and has a diameter of 8mm at the top. It is in very good condition.

This late Georgian reel holder is veneered in mahogany and has a single full depth drawer.It stands on four ball feet and is 233mm high to the top of the reel posts. The width is 147mm and the depth is 186mm. It has retained its original patina. The reels are supported on thick copper wire. There are several names written in pencil on the sides and bottom of the drawer-perhaps previous owners. C 1780.

This deeply carved ivory needle case is of Chinese origin and dates from the early part of the nineteenth century. It stands 92mm high and has a diameter of 15mm at the top. It has some damage to the base(visible in the photo) and two small cracks-one to the base and one to the top of the body.

This ivory thimble is 22mm high and has a diameter of 20mm at the base. The dark area to the bottom of the thimble is just some discolouration. C 1860

This engraved Mother-of-pearl needlebook stands 55mm high and is 46mm wide. The ribbon and the felt leaves are replacements.

This silver plated shoe pin cushion measures 93mm long and stands 44mm high. It has a few scratches to the plating but no loss of silver.

This two piece turned bone and steel stiletto measures 117mm long. It is engraved with the number 3 on the handle. It is in very good condition.

This sterling silver thimble was made by Charles Horner in 1887. It stands 22mm high and has a diameter at the base of 17mm. It is in excellent condition.

This turned bone needle holder is 96mm long and dates from the 1890's. It is in very good condition.