Bloodstone Etui with Gold and Gilt Metal Implements

A bloodstone, gold and gilt metal etui, probably German, circa…
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A bloodstone, gold and gilt metal etui, probably German, circa 1740, the shaped oblong case with applied reeded bindings and scrolling mounts, the fitted interior complete with implements: folding knife with gold mounted bloodstone case, pencil, scissors, scoop, combination tweezers, file and nail parer and message slips, 11.5 cm high

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