A large Painted Tunbridge Ware pin cushion clamp with integral box. c1820

A large Painted Tunbridge Ware pin cushion clamp with integral box. c1820A Georgian sewing clamp with painted decoration dating to the start of the 19th century circa 1800 1820. It has a pin cushion on top and the yellow silk is the original in lovely condition. That section unscrews to reveal a box for other small sewing tools. It is painted with a leaf design a small version around the pin cushion and a larger variant around the box. The red label indicates it was a souvenir 'A Trifle From Tunbridge Wells' In style it is

There are some silver marks- two Parisian boar's head silver marks- one on the pail and  the other on the scissors but I can't see any others

Inside there is a red velvet block with holes for the six hooks and a small space for the handle

The pieces roughly 4

There is a little rust near the rivet on one side but otherwise they are in good condition and do cut

This is a chatelaine piece hallmarked in Birmingham in 1898

It would have been part of a German sewing set along with steel sewing tools

5cm in daimeter

Probably French c1860 as miniature accessories for dolls were very popular there at this date

A silver plated wax jack which holds its original coil of sealing wax

An unusual table clamp made of plated copper

12cm long including the spangle (4

13mm across at the top