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Electrotype replica of the Ugadale or Lossit Brooch, a silver gilt brooch set with coral, pearls and crystal, made in the West Highlands in the early 16th century
Glenorchy charmstone set in silver with pieces of coral and silver balls, said to have been worn by Sir Colin Campbell, 1st Laird of Glenorchy, when fighting against the Turks in Rhodes
Vacuum tube with an anode and a cathode, used to demonstrate effect of electron bombardment on a coral sample in the tube
Pendant of gold, enamelled and set with rubies, amethysts and a coral cameo with the bust of Christ on one side and the Virgin on the other: coral Sicily, 17th century, mount France or Italy, mid-17th century
Oval pendant of carved red coral mounted in gold with John the Baptist and Lamb and carved foliage on the reverse: Italian, Sicily, 17th or 18th century
Inro or medicine case, with four compartments, with relief figures of no theatre dancers with ivory masks, a nashiji interior, and with coral ojime and wood netsuke: Japan, by Kajikawa school, 19th century
Figure carved in coral of a hai-shou or sea monster standing on a rocky base covered with leafage: China, 19th century
Figure carved in coral of a hai-shou or sea monster standing on a rocky base covered with leafage: China, 19th century
Stopper of coral with an ivory spoon with a Qianlong reign mark: China, 19th century AD
Snuff bottle of two-layered glass, opaque white with crimson cameo cut into flowers, and with a brass and coral stopper: China, Shandong
Stopper of coral for a porcelain snuff bottle: China, probably mid 19th century AD
Stopper of coral with an ivory spoon, for a rock crystal snuff bottle: China, early 19th century AD
Coral stopper with white metal spoon, for a snuff bottle of agate: China, c. 1800
Gau (amulet box) of silver, oval with floral design and inset turquoise, with stylised dorje at base, and with attached cord of turquoise and coral beads, worn by a woman for spiritual protection: India, Sikkim, Lachen, Tibetan, 19th century AD