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Figured I'd post some more of these boxes and then be done with it. One of them I posted years back by itself, because I love it so much. This is pretty much the rest of the collection, at least the one's I find interesting. Still trying to decipher some marks. At least the one's that have any.

 

What a neat collection -- and it doesn't take up a lot of room!

 

It's definitely E.G. Webster & Son, one of their numerous 'Dutch Reproductions', 1920s, give or take a few years either way...

~Cheryl

 

Not sure if the boxes you've posted are just to share or if you're looking for identification. If you're looking for help, please post more images and any information you do know...

~Cheryl

 

The third box in the top row of the first pic (numbering would be nice) is Tunbridge Ware, guessing it's around 1.5", if so would be a stamp box.

The first piece in the middle row of the second pic is a purse/pocket ashtray, from what I can make out, looks like it's topped with a bit of lizard skin, but hard to tell...

Again, if you're wanting assistance in identification, please help us help you.

~Cheryl

 

Tried to get pictures of the marks on the boxes. A couple I don't think I was successful. Just too small. First one is the one everyone already identified as E.G. Webster & son. The second pic is the piece I posted a few years ago. Is Theodor Hartmann. Third one is the plants and butterfly on top. Forth one is the one with the dark green top & bottom. Fifth pic is the colorful one with the bird. Sixth one is the white little flower box. Still working on that one. (I know the picture is worthless). Last one is the one with a frosted green lid. The rest didn't have any marks. I