Including a circular box with a picture of The Grand Hotel, Brighton to the cover and inscribed to the interior 'to celebrate the re-opening of The Grand Hotel, Brighton, 1986'; a small circular box inscribed 'Corps of Royal Engineers'; an oval box inscribed, a trifle from 'Nether Lypiatt'; a circular box inscribed '1979-1989 Congratulations from The Women's Advertising Club of London'; an oval box dated 1995, inscribed to the interior 'A Year To Remember' and 'M H T/1925...'; a circular box commemorating the centenary of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, numbered 274/500; a circular box commemorating the 'Festival of Britain' marked to the base 'designed by Tiffany & Co.' and numbered 76/100; and a circular enamel box from 'The Stafford Hotel', London and six others
The widest: 2½ in. (6.3 cm.) diameter

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Lot Essay

The Grand Hotel Brighton, was attacked by the provisional IRA on the morning of 12 October 1984, whilst many Conservative politicians were staying there for the Conservative Party Conference. Despite five people losing their lives and many more being injured, the conference opened as planned later that morning. The hotel was refurbished, reopening on 28 August 1986.
Nether Lypiatt is the former Gloucestershire home of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.