ABOVE: The hand-carved crystal vase (held at right), is from the wide range in the C. C. Toop showroom, and features an engraving of Samson and is valued at $l200. The vase is one of 250 similar pieces, each signed by the engraver. LEFT: These hand-worked models include an Italian statuette (held above), which is valued at about $300. BOTTOM: The new C. C. Toop premises at 328 St Asaph Street.
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71ABOVE: The hand-carved crystal vase (held at right), is from the wide range in the C. C. Toop showroom, and features an engraving of Samson and is valued at $l200. The vase is one of 250 similar pieces, each signed by the engraver. LEFT: These hand-worked models include an Italian statuette (held above), which is valued at about $300. BOTTOM: The new C. C. Toop premises at 328 St Asaph Street. Press, 1 September 1977, Page 11
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