A boxwood money box in the shape of a castle turret. It shows a picture of lovers' leap cascade

Edox, Swiss watch makers have been established since 1884. They are known for fine quality and for producing the slimmest range of watches. This ladies' watch has an oval face end is suspended on a gold plated chain which measures roughly 68cm long not including the watch. The watch is a hand wind watch and appears to be in fine running order. I must just point out that the watch 'glass' is not glass. I suppose this is for safety purposes if you are wearing it around your neck.

This is a matching set of 6 French Jet buttons (black glass). I found them while on a trip to Amsterdam. They are in superb condition. They are flower shaped, but if you look carefully you will see the flower is made up of eight lucky horsehoes. They are extremely attractive and the way the glass is faceted makes them really sparkle when the light hits them. I believe they date from the late 19th or early 20th Century. It is unusual to find six together in such good condition. The reverse of each button has a metal loop attached by which they would have been sewn onto the item of clothing. They would have been quite expensive and probably re-used again and again on different outfits throught the years. They are quite large buttons, so would make quite an impact.

A nicely mounted Moss Agate brooch. It is set in a 9 carat mount with four individually crafted leaves set around it. It is stamped 9ct on the reverse. As well as a pin, it has a loop so that it could be worn as a pendant. It dates from the early part of the 20th Century.