Lot 735
Two early 20th century cheroot holders.
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Condition Report
Two early 20th century cheroot holders, the first made of horn in an elongated design, with central amber panel flanked by ruby borders to the platinum tip, the second of tapered form. First with French assay marks. Lengths 8 and 13cms. Both with fitted cases.
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Overall good condition, there is some wear to both mouth tips, and darkened tips to the other ends. The first unscrews into three sections and the ruby borders come off also as two further sections, there is one ruby missing from one of these sections. To the mouth piece section the ridged screw part is half broken off. The fitted case for the first is labelled J C Vickery Regent St. W, the second fitted case is labelled Dunhill London. Both cases in fair to good condition, both close flush, the first case shows more wear.
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