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A Particularly Attractive George III Sheffield Plate Small Circular Waiter
With Elaborate Applied Rim And Similar Raised Feet.
199mm Diameter.
Circa 1800.
Super Condition With Just A Teeny Bit Of Copper Showing On The Rim, The Circular Solid Silver Inset Evident -
A Custom Of Sheffield Plate Makers To Let In This Solid Silver Section So That Any Engraved Crest
Or Monogram Did Not Reveal Copper Below.

 

 

A Good Looking George III Sheffield Plate Coaster With Gadrooned Edge And Turned Wood Base
Sporting A Circular Silver Boss Monogramed "JH."
155mm Diameter.
Circa 1800.
Good Looking With Nominal Wear, Totally Functional.
 

 

A George III Sheffield Plate Coaster With Gadrooned Edge And Turned Wood Base.
140mm Diameter.
Circa 1800.
Rough With Significant Wear And A Small Tear To The Seam, Minimal Signs Of Old Defunct Borer,
Totally Functional, If Its Shabby Chic You Are After This Is For You, Cheap As Chips.

 

 

A Spectacular Early Victorian Sterling Silver Tea And Coffee Service, The Baluster Shape Coffee Pot With Domed Cover With Finial,
Beaded Edge, Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle With Ivory Heat Rings And Beaded Edge Circular Foot,
The Teapot Of Similar But Squat Form, The Bowl And Jug Each With Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handles,
Each Piece Chased All Over With Raised Teardrops And Cartouches Reminiscent Of Indian Design;
Engraved "MLW" Together With The Armorial Device Of A Lion And Coronet, That Of The Wise Family.
The Coffee Pot 263mm High x 242mm Wide Across Handle And Spout.
Teapot : 822 Grams
Coffee Pot : 867 Grams
Sugar Bowl : 390 Grams
Jug : 214 Grams
Total Weight : 2293 Grams
Sheffield 1864,
Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall.

The origin of the firm in the partnership established in 1820 in Sheffield by Henry Wilkinson and John Roberts who traded as
Wilkinson & Roberts.The firm's chronology is: John Roberts (1836), Roberts & Hall ( 1846), Martin Hall & Co (1854),
Martin Hall & Co Ltd (1866-1936). Martin Hall & Co was one of the best known British manufacturers and
participated to many international exhibitions including the Crystal Palace 1851 Great Exhibition.

Provenance:
According To The Previous Owner The Teapot Was A Wedding Present From Mary Wise, The Wife Of William Yeats,
An Ancestor Of WB Yeats, The Celebrated Irish Poet. The Previous Owner Thought The Recipient Was One Of WB Yeats' Sisters
But Neither Were Married. Might Relate To A Previous Generation? Some Fun Research For The New Owner!

Immaculate Condition, No Damage Or Repair Detected, Not Your Run Of The Mill Victorian Tea Service,
Top Quality With Significant Decorative Clout, Even The Finials Carry Partial Marks!

Could've Put $6000 On This - A Friendly Price For A Service Of Quality And Style.


 

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A Queen Elizabeth II 17thC Style Sterling Silver Seal Top Spoon.
42mm Long.
Weight : 34 Grams
London 1978,
Maker Not Identified.
Excellent Condition, Great Jam Spoon!

 

 

A Small Circular Sterling Silver Pill Box With Lift Off Cover Decorated In Relief With Masonic Emblems
Together With The Motto; "Peur Sans Sans Reproche - Without Fear Without Reproach"
Together With "Prudence Lodge 3659" And "DS 1924."
57mm Diameter.
Weight : 21 Grams.
Birmingham 1923,
Harvey & Warner.
Many Dings, Enamel Loss, Nonetheless Still Functional.
 

 

A 20thC Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet, The Clasp Stamped 'STG SIL," With Numerous Charms Including Enamelled Elizabeth II On Horseback And Beefeater, Bagpiper, Pipes, Enamelled Cleveland Ohio And Ireland, Elephant, Monkey, Eiffel Tower, Hinged Tankard, Morris Dancer, Italianate Fountain, Winged Cupid Stamped "POMPEI," Kiwi With Paua Shell, The Name Plate Engraved "MARJORIE;" Some Charms Hallmarked, Some Not.
Total Weight : 68 Grams.
 

 

A Stylish And Rare Charles Horner Art Nouveau Sterling Silver, Enamel And Opal Pendant On Fine Chain.
The Pendant 41mm High
Chester 1909 Charles Horner.

 

 

A Delightful 9 Carat Gold Charm Of Cricket Interest,
Modelled As A Bat Before Stumps With Suspension Ring ;
Stamped Hallmarks To Rear
21mm Wide Including Ring.
Nominal Weight.
Excellent Condition
 

 

 

A Most Attractive Turn Of The Century Italian Arts And Crafts Hammered Silver Tapering Cylindrical Mug
With Plain Strap Handle Pierced With The Initial "B"; The Base Inscribed:
"From Uncle Bernard August 1913," Stamped "800"Marks.
Italy, Circa 1910.
Fratelli Coppini.
99mm High.
Weight : 208 Grams.
Good Original Condition, No Damage Or Repair, Not Polished.

Still In Existence; This Is Their Web Site Profile:

Know-how and craftsmanship, research and contemporary design. Fratelli Coppini has been a benchmark of excellence in fine jewellery and precious stones in Florence since 1740. The company began as a silversmith's workshop and then made its entry into the watchmaking and jewellery world by designing one-of-the-kind pieces. The creations by Fratelli Coppini are designed in the workshop by Benedetta and handcrafted by artisans of the highest skill. Ongoing research and careful selection of precious stones, creativity and insight are the key to the success of Fratelli Coppini, which now ranks as an equal among the greatest names of Italian high jewellery, such as Chantecler and Pippo Perez.

 

An Elegant Little Edwardian Georgian Style EPNS Octagonal Cream Jug With Double Scroll Handle,
Gilded Interior And Domed Base.
69mm High.
Pretty Little Jug, Looks The Part For A Fraction Of The Cost Of Sterling
 

 

An Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Plain Flattened Oval Napkin Ring With Applied Scrollwork Edge; Monogramed JME.
Birmingham 1959,
Turner & Simpson.
Weight 29 Grams.
Original Untouched Excellent Condition.
 

An Early 20thC Engine Turned Napkin Ring; Monogramed "JM."
Birmingham 1914,
Wilmott Manufacturing Co.
Weight : 23 Grams.
OK Condition, Makers Mark A Bit Rubbed.

3 Various Circular Hallmarked Sterling Silver Napkin Rings, One Misshapen,
Together With Another Engraved Circular Napkin Ring, Not Marked - Probably Plate.
Variously Monogramed "PED," "DRJD" And "GED."
 

 

A Large Victorian EPNS Circular Salver With Gadrooned Rim And Raised Scroll Feet,
The Central Engraved Crest Of An Armoured Arm Clasping A Dagger With Outer Border Of Scrolling Foliage.
405mm Diameter.
Punch Marks, Circa 1880.
The Surface With A Fair Amount Of Rubbing; The Crest Almost Certainly Scottish - Reminiscent Of Both The Mackays And MacDonalds.
 

A Pair Of Early 20thC Australian 9 Carat Rose Gold And Enamel Cufflinks Featuring The Arms Of Australia In Polychrome Enamel;
Quartered Shield Supported By A Kangaroo And Emu - And Chain Link Dumbbells.
Weight : 5 Grams All In.
Circa 1900
Stamped "9" Together With 2 Other Unidentified Marks, Almost Certainly Australian Colonial Makers Marks.
Good Well Used Condition, The Dumbbells With The Odd Knock And A Totally Innocuous Old Repair To One Dumbbell,
Visible Only Under An Eye Glass, The Enamel Without Loss And Presenting Very Well;
Under An Eye Glass Wear Can Be Detected But Again Not Visible To The Naked Eye.

 

An Early 20thC SE Asian Cased 3 Piece Sterling Silver Christening Set
Comprising Of A Napkin Ring, Egg Cup And Tea Spoon, Each Chased In High Relief With Elephants,
Palms And Thatched Huts; Monogramed "BJD."
Weight : 35 Gram.
Stamped "STERLING SILVER."
Burmese Or Indian, Circa 1900.
Very Good Condition.
 

A Cased Sterling Silver Teaspoon With Engraved Handle; Monogrammed "J" Within A Shield Cartouche.
Birmingham 1939,
William Davenport.
Good Condition
 

A Stylish Filigree Silver Marquisite And Red Paste Mounted Bracelet With Safety Chain; The Clasp Stamped "935"?
Very Good Condition

A Pretty Lttle Pair Of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Shaped Circular Bon Bon Dishes Pierced And
Decorated With Flowerheads And Scrollwork.
Weight : 42 Grams
Chester 1896,
William Neale.
Excellent Condition.

An Attractive Edwardian Rectangular Sterling Silver Playing Card Box With Hinged Domed Cover And Thumbpiece: Monogramed "ELL."
53mm Wide x 41mm Deep x 86mm High.
Weight : 90 Grams.
Chester 1901,
Nathan & Hayes
A Couple Of Little Wrinkles About The Cover And Some Small Dings Mentioned For Accuracy Only - Overall Good Conditon.

A 19thC Continental Silver Mounted Mother-Of-Pearl Rectangular Snuff Box,
The Hinged Lid With Geometric Star And Foliate Decoration, The Lower Panels With Foliate Decoration.
55mm Wide x 40mm Deep x 25mm High.
Circa 1900.
The Silver Not Marked.
Excellent Condition
 

A Good George IV Sterling Silver Kings Pattern Caddy Spoon; Monogrammed "JFW?"
Birmingham 1829,
Unite & Hilliard.
Weight : 11 Grams
Good Condition

 

A Good Early Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Caddy Spoon With Chased Foliate Decoration.
London 1838,
James Wintle.
Weight : 21 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

A Late 19thC SE Asian Small Silver Circular Bowl Chased In High Relief With A Lion,
Rural Workers Featuring A Lady With A Basket On Head And A Man With Pole Suspension Device, Buildings And Trees,
The Base Engraved With Flowering Foliage.
85mm Diameter x 46mm High
Weight : 61 Grams
Perhaps Burmese, Circa 1900.
One Little Base Ding, No Damage Repairs Or Restoration, Overall Very Good Condition.
 

A Late Victorian Silver Plated Hinds Foot Vesta Case With Hinged Cover,
Simulated Coat And Striker Beneath.
77mm Long.
Stamped Mark, Circa 1880
The Plate Worn Here And There Otherwise Good Condition, Not Small.
 

An Edwardian Oval Cut Crystal Dressing Table Box The Sterling Silver Cover Featuring A Stem Of Flowering Foliage.
The Cover Weight : 17 Grams.
Birmingham 1907,
Maker's Mark Rubbed.
The Dish With Small Rim Chip, Otherwise Good Condition.
 

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Heart Shape Pin Dish With Everted Rim And Repousse Ornamenty,
Engraved To The Centre Within Rococo Cartouche "FROM MRS SMITH"?.
Weight : 18 Grams
Chester 1899,
Probably Kay & Co.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Stylish Pair Of George V Early 20thC Chain Link Sterling Silver Cuff Links With Guilloche Enamel In Shades Of Turquoise And White.
Birmingham 1912,
J Aitkin & Son.
Good Condition, Very Smart.
 

A Stylish Pair Of Art Deco Sterling Silver Chain Link Oval Cuff Links With Niello Type Black And Silver Stripes.
Stamped "Sterling Silver."
Look Very Good, Some Wear But Really Only Visible Under An Eye Glass
 

A Pair Of 1930's Art Deco Brass Chain Link Cufflinks With Bold Geometric Enamel Design In Shades Of Turquoise And Cobalt Blue.
Marked "Regnum Gilt."
Good Condition With No Enamel Loss
 

A Pair Of George VI Sterling Silver Rectangular Chain Cuff Links Cast With Lion Rampant.
Chester 1942,
Shipton & Co.
Good Used Condition

A Substantial George V Sterling Silver Hinged Rectangular Table Snuff Box With Thumbpiece And Rounded Corners;
The Cover Mounted With A Proud Nephrite Heart Shape Reserve Within A White Enamel Border
On An Engine Turned Ground With Similar White Enamel Border; The Interior Gilded.
96mm Wide x 72mm Deep x 36mm High.
Weight : 257 Grams All In.
London 1920,
Silbray, Hall & Co Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Superb Luxury Quality, Fabulously Weighty In The Hand.


 

An Exquisite Institutional Quality Late Victorian 15 Carat Gold Mounted Nephrite Square Section Rectangular Flacon,
The Gold Mount Hinged And With Safety Chain, The Nephrite Flacon With Original Stopper And Rounded Sides.
17mm Square x 76mm High Excluding Chain.
London 1898,
Samson Mordan & Co.
Excellent Condition With A Pleasing Silky But Weighty Sensation In The Hand.
The Nephrite Possibly Siberian.
Sampson Mordan Initially Gained Fame In The Early 19thC As The Inventor Of Mechanical Pencils,
For Which He Took Out Numerous Patents. In 1851, Now Trading As Sampson, Mordan & Co,
The Firm Exhibited At The Great Exhibition. In The Latter Part Of The Century The Enterprise Included In It's Manufacture
Objects de Vertu And Luxury Novelty Items Which Were Retailed By Prestigious London Stores
Including The Bond Street Establishments Of Asprey & Sons And Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company.


 

A Pretty Scottish George III Sterling Silver Old English And Shell Pattern Caddy Spoon With Scalloped Shell Shape Bowl; Monogramed "EC."
Weight : 8 Grams.
Edinburgh 1812,
Makers Mark Rubbed - Not Identified..
A Little Worn, Good Functional Condition.
 

A Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoon; Monogramed "DMS?"
Weight : 15 Grams.
London 1853,
Thomas Whitaker.
Good Condition; Clear Marks.

 

An Early 19thC Queens Pattern Salt Spoon.
Marks Rubbed, Circa 1820
Weight : 23 Grams
Functional, And Weighty In The Hand But Very Rubbed; Cheap As Chips.
 

A Small 20thC Oval Silver Hinged Pill Box, The Box Applied With Animal Figures, The Hinged Cover With Hasp And Inset With A Highly Translucent Green Stone, Not Identified But Almost Certainly Not Nephrite.
35mm Wide x 28mm High.
Not Marked. Not Identified. Probably Circa 1950.
 

A Very Stylish Pair Of George V Art Deco Rectangular Glass Cologne Bottles
With Engine Turned Screw Action Covers And Original Glass Stoppers.
55mm Wide x 39mm Deep x 116mm High.
London 1937,
Padgett & Braham Ltd.
I Can See These Being Retailed By A Top Bond Street Trader Like Asprey's - Very Good Quality,
Excellent Condition, The Perfect Gift For A Discerning Gentleman.
 

A Spectacular French Large Square Section Glass Cologne Bottle Vertically Ribbed And With Star Cut Base,
The Monogramed Domed Circular Silver Cover Enclosing The Original Glass Stopper And
Bearing The French Minerva Head And Other Marks Including The Maker "H.J.L"
73mm Square x 155mm High.
Circa 1930.
The Stopper Chipped Otherwise Excellent Condition, A Luxury Item For A Gentleman Of Taste.
 

A Spectacular French Large Square Section Glass Cologne/Salts Bottle Vertically Ribbed And With Star Cut Base,
The Monogramed Domed Circular Silver Cover Bearing The French Minerva Head And Other Marks Including The Maker "H.J.L"
80mm Square x 190mm High.
Circa 1930.
Lacks Glass Stopper Otherwise Excellent Condition.
 

An Edwardian Spherical Cut Crystal Scent Bottle With Faceted Stopper And Domed Circular Sterling Silver Cover, Together With A Victorian Cut Crystal Square Section Flask With Pouring Lip And Stopper.
The Scent Bottle
90mm Diameter x 120mm High.
The Flask 45mm Square x 140mm High.
Birmingham 1907,
Schindler & Co.
The Silver Cover Well Dinged, Lacks Collar, The Stopper Seized; The Flask Good Condition.
 

A Victorian Faceted Cylindrical Glass Caster With Sterling Silver Collar And Domed Slip On Cover With Finial.
125mm High x 50mm Diameter.
London 1862,
Edward & John Barnard.
The Silver Cover Showing A Little Wear, Very Nice Snug Fit, The Deep Cut Glass Clear, Pleasantly Weighty In The Hand.
 

A Very Smart George III Tapering Cylindrical Faceted Glass Caster With Slip On Domed Sterling Silver Cover With Finial.
156mm High x 45mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1797,
Samuel Baker.
The Marks Clear, The Glass Very Clear, The Cover With A Few Minor Dings, Presents Very Well.
 

A Vintage German Sterling Silver Nephrite Torque Bracelet Featuring A Hinged Mechanism And Oval Nephrite Cabochon.
Stamped "925" Together With Makers Mark For Chrisian Neusser, Pforzheim.
Circa 1960-70.
Excellent Condition, The Nephrite Possibly Of Canadian Origin.
 

Niels Erik From,
Danish, 1908-1992
A Vintage Danish Stylised Sterling Silver And Nephrite Assembled Suite Comprising A Necklace, Bangle And Ring.
The Necklace Length : 392mm.
The Bangle Internal Measurements : 55mm x 50mm
Ring Size : R/S
Weight : 93 Grams All In
The Necklace Stamped On The Clasp "STERLING DENMARK NE FROM 925S,"
The Bangle Stamped On The Band "FROM 925S" And The Ring "NE FROM" In Script Together With "925 STERLING DANMARK."
Circa 1970.

Given These 3 Pieces Are Assembled I'm Happy To Split And Sell Individually, As Follows:
Bracelet : $685
Ring : $485
Necklance : $1,250

Danish jeweller and silversmith Niels Erik From ( N.E. From) was born in 1908 and opened
his first workshop in 1931 when he was still only twenty-three .

Over the next forty years Niels Erik went on to become one of the greats of Danish design, and
created many works including floral-inspired designs often set with semi-precious gemstones.
These pieces took inspiration from the Skønvirke style.

In the 1970s, From’s jewellery graduated into more modernist , sculptural pieces that were primarily created by other designers.
These sculptural pieces became some of N.E. From’s most recognised and well-known signature styles.

 

A Late Victorian Capstan Shape Fruitwood Pepper Mill With Sterling Silver Mounts And French Mechanism.
90mm High.
Birmingham 1896,
Hilliard & Thomason.
Functional Condition.
 

A Pretty Little Victorian Sterling Silver Jug With Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle,
Chased Flowering Foliage, Blank Rococo Scroll Cartouche And Chased Domed Circular Foot.
103mm High To Top Of Handle.
Weight : 125 Grams.
London 1854,
Charles Gibson.
Excellent Condition, Christmas Strawberries Will Be Much The Nicer With This.
 

A Small Late 19thC Cut Crystal Flattened Oval Scent Bottle With Screw On Silver Cover.
54mm High.
Circa 1880.
The Cover Stamped "SILVER."
Excellent Condition,, For Those Collectors Who Prefer Their Bottles To Display Upright This,
With It's Flattened Base, Will Do Just That.
 

A Good Pair Of George III Scottish Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoons; Monogramed "L."
221mm Long.
Weight : 128 Grams.
Edinburgh 1771,
James Gisland.
Beautiful Spoons, Excellent Condition With Great Colour.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Oval Teapot With Domed Covering Incorporating A Flush Hinge And Ivory Finial,
Fruitwood Scroll Handle With Thumbpiece, Bright Cut Engraving,
Blank Wreath Engraved Cartouches And Raised Oval Base.
Weight : 433 Grams All In.
London 1802,
Alexander Field.
Excellent Condition, Nice Clear Marks, A Most Elegant Shape - What A Fabulous Spout!
For Those Who Are Wondering What The Attachment Is Tied To The Handle It Is A British Antique Dealers Association Metal Seal Guaranteeing The Teapot's Antiquity, By The Look Of It Been There A Very Long Time, Retained By The Proud Merivale Matron Who Inherited It Many Years Ago. She Would Have Instructed Her Cleaner To Put A Thumb Over The BADA Stickers On Her Furniture As Well - Symbols Of Social Status, Although The British Antique Dealer Who Originally Supplied Them Would No Doubt Have Been Most Amused That The Randomly Placed BADA Sticker Was Still So Prominent On The Tripod Table 100 Years After It Had Been Applied.

A Collectable Sterling Silver Sprung Hinged Rectangular Stamp Trough With Ball Feet.
Chester 1898,
30mm Wide x 33mm Deep x 17mm High.
Weight : 14 Grams
Chester 1898,
Didn't Have Time To Decipher Makers Mark - With Patience Could Be Found.
Pretty Good Condition With Small Signs Of Wear.
 

An Edwardian Hinged Rectangular Stamp Case With Suspension Ring; Monogramed EM.
44mm Wide x 27mm Deep.
Weight : 9 Grams
Chester 1906,
Probably Albert Jackson.
OK Condition With Slight Wrinkle.
 

 A Very Good Pair Of Early Victorian Cast Sterling Silver Sugar Nips With Foliate Bowls,
Twig Handles And Acanthus Capped Ring Handles.
Weight : 65 Grams.
Probably London 1839,
Makers Mark Obscured.
A Quality Weighty Pair In Excellent Condition Worthy Of A Connoisseur Collector.

 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Hand Mirror Decorated With Repousse "Reynolds Angels."
283mm Wide x 153mm Deep.
London 1909,
Samuel M Levi.
A Little Distressed, Dinged In Places, The Composition Interior A Little Degraded Resulting In Rattling Loose Material,
The Handle Not Stable, Defects Not Especially Visible, Will Display Well, Very Cheap.
 

A Victorian Faceted Cylindrical Blue Glass Scent Bottle With Hinged Silver Cover.
86mm High x 32mm Diameter.
Circa 1850.
The Silver Cover Pushed And Apparently Not Marked, The Glass Good Condition, Satisfyingly Weighty In The Hand.
 

An Edwardian Green Tint Cylindrical Cut Crystal Scent Bottle And Screw On Domed Sterling Silver Cover.
101mm High x 60mm Diameter.
London 1903,
Makers Mark Partially Rubbed - Could Probably Identify If I Had The Time.
The Glass A Little Cloudy Otherwise Good Condition
 

Too, Too Amusing - An Early 20thC EPNS Condiment Set
Comprising Sugar Bowl And Milk Jug Sitting On A Rectangular Stand With Ball Feet, The Handles Formed As Cast Kiwis!
The Stand 170mm Wide x 78mm Deep x 155mm High.
Circa 1920.
Good Nick, Positively Gleaming - May Have Been Replated, Even The Peasants Will Notice This.
 

A George VI Georgian Style Sterling Silver Castor With Domed Pierce Cover With Finial, Double Ogee Body And Circular Foot.
143mm High.
Weight : 49 Grams
Chester 1938.
S Blankensee & Son Ltd.
OK Condition, A Little Dinged Here And There, Very Nice Shape, Cheap As Chips.
 

A Graduated Composite Set Of 3 George III Sheffield Plate Armorial Oval Meat Plates With Gadrooned Rims,
The Two Smaller Engraved With A Stage Crest.
317mm, 383mm And 445mm Wide Respectively.
Stamped Makers Not Identified.
Circa 1820.
The Two Smaller With Surface Scratches, The Larger With Deep Cracks Exposing The Copper Below; Terrific For Finger Food.
 

An Elaborate Pair Of Late Victorian EPNS Fish Servers With Engraved And Pierced Work,
The Handles With High Relief Rococo Scrollwork And Registration Diamonds.
Knife 330mm Long, Fork 240mm Long.
Circa 1880.
A Few Little Dings Here And There, Functional Condition.
 

An Attractive Queen Elizabeth II Circular Mahogany Drinks Tray With Pierced Sterling Silver Gallery,
Central Silver Boss And Baized Base.
260mm Diameter.
London 1973.
Maker Not Identified.
265mm Diameter
Excellent Condition.

 

7 Various Sterling Silver Souvenir Teaspoons, As Follows, Edinburgh, Inverness,
Westminster And Melrose Abbey, English Hallmarks; Penang And Rangoon, English Hallmarks;
Egyptian Studded With Turquoise - Marked "FGM."
Total Weight : 88 Grams.
Early To Mid 20thC.
All Good Condition.

 

A Totally Divine Cased Set Of 6 Early 20thC George V Liberty & Co Patriotic Sterling Silver And Enamel Coffee Spoons,
The Blue And Red Enamel Terminals Modelled As Royal Navy Ordinary Seamen.
93mm Long.
Weight : 41 Grams
Birmingham 1915,
Liberty & Co.
The Case Possibly Not Original, Lovely Original Unpolished Excellent Condition, Made To Support The War Effort, Rare!
 

A Most Decorative Pair Of Edwardian Sterling Silver Trumpet Shape Specimen Vases
Decorated In High Relief With Rococo Scrollwork; Loaded.
208mm High.
London 1904,
William Richard Corke.
Excellent Condition, Loaded Bases Make These Extremely Stable.
 

A George V Early 20thC Rectangular Section Thick Walled Smelling Salts Jar With Original Stopper, Rounded Sides And Screw On Sterling Silver Cover Featuring Red Enamel.
Birmingham, Probably 1911
Maker's Mark Rubbed.
Original Unpolished Condition, The Jar With Teeny Rim Chip, The Cover With A Few Minor Dings - Presents Well.
 

A George V Early 20thC Square Section Cut Crystal Smelling Salts Jar With Original Stopper,
Canted Sides And Screw On Sterling Silver Cover Featuring Lavender And Grey Guilloche Enamel.
47mm Square x 89mm High
Birmingham 1914,
Henry Mathews.
Original Unpolished Condition, The Bottle With Small Rim Chip And Shallow Crack,
The Cover With A Small Ding - Neither Of Which Affect A Pleasing Aspect.
 

A Decorative Late 19thC SE Asian Silver Circular Sugar Bowl With Pierced Everted Rim And Paw Feet,
Repousse In High Relief With A Yogi Figure, A Rabbit, Buildings And Working Men Including He With A Fish On His Head.
112mm Diameter.
Weight : 91 Grams.
Apparently Not Marked, Circa 1880.
Good Condition
 

An Attractive Small 20thC Dutch Silver Beaker With Everted Rims; Engraved "Michael Augustus 1925."
77mm High.
Dutch, Circa 1920.
Weight : 80 Grams.
Very Tidy Condition With One Minor Ding Noted.
 

An Early Victorian Sterling Silver Architectural Sherry Decanter Label With Chain.
56mm Wide 31mm Deep.
Probably Birmingham 1839,
Henry Manton.
Good Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Narrow Rectangular Sherry Decanter Label With Beaded Edge And Chain
49mm Wide x 19mm Deep.
Probably Chester 1806,
George Lowe 1.
Good Condition.
 

An Early Victorian Sterling Silver Architectural Whisky Decanter Label With Repousse Scrolling Foliage And Chain.
53mm Wide
Birmingham 1840,
Joseph Taylor & John Perry
OK Condition, A Small Unobtrusive Ding.
 

A William IV Sterling Silver Scroll Hock Decanter Label With Grapes & Leaves And Chain.
55mm Wide x 27mm Deep.
Probably Birmingham 1838,
George Unite.
Good Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Crescent Hollands Decanter Label With Prince Of Whales Feathers And Chain.
56mm Wide x 25mm Deep.
Probably London 1795,
Thomas Oliphant.
Good Condition.
Hollands Is A Form Of Gin.
 

An Early Victorian Sterling Silver Cut Out Letter Gin Decanter Label With Engraved Scrollwork And Chain.
33mm Wide x 32mm Deep.
Probably London 1842,
Charles Rawlings & William Sumners.
Good Condition.
 

An Early Victorian Gilt Metal Oval Gin Decanter Label With Beaded Edge And Chain.
56mm Wide 31mm Deep.
Circa 1840.
Good Condition
 

3 Similar Victorian Large Silver Plate Whiskey, Brandy & Hock Decanter Labels Featuring Grapes And Leaves.
Hock, The Largest Label 72mm Wide x 54mm Deep.
Circa 1880.
Good Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Calcavella Crescent Decanter Label With Beaded Edge And Chain.
44mm Wide x 40mm Deep.
Possibly Sheffield 1788,
Nathaniel Smith & Co.
Good Condition.
Calcavella Is A Sweet Wine From Portugal.
 

An Edwardian Georgian Style Sterling Silver Boat Shape Sugar Basket With Swing Handle, Reeded Edge And Oval Base.
141mm Wide x 82mm Deep x 95mm High Handle Down
Weight : !38 Grams
Sheffield. Probably 1908,
Levesley Brothers.
Excellent Condition, May Originally Had A Blue Glass Liner, Elegant Shape
 

An Early 20thC Sterling Silver 3 Section Engraved Hinged Cigar Case With Presentation Inscription;
"RC Woods From Empress Theatre 24/4/15."
Weight : 73 Grams
Birmingham 1911,
Maker Not Identified.
Ribbon Present, Excellent Condition.
 

A Victorian Sterling Silver Cigarette Case Of Ribbed Rectangular Form.
Weight : 76 Grams
Chester 1890,
Possibly Walter Hands.
Lacks Ribbon, Weighty In The Hand.
 

A Small Early 20thC Sterling Silver Hip Shape Cigarette Case With Engraved Work
Featuring Flowering Foliage And A Winged Harp.
Weight : 44 Grams
Birmingham 1926,
WH Haseler Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Ribbons Present, The Winged Harp A Nice Touch.
 

An Art Deco Flattened Cut Crystal Smelling Salts Bottle With Screw On Sterling Silver Cover,
Featuring Engine Turned Yellow Guilloche Enamel; Original Stopper.
London 1928,
Henry Perkins & Sons.
Good Condition.
 

An Art Deco Cut Crystal Tapering Cylindrical Smelling Salts Bottle With Screw On Sterling Silver Cover,
Featuring Engine Turned Yellow Guilloche Enamel; Original Stopper.
89mm High.
Birmingham 1928,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Small Enamel Losses And A Tiny Silver Tear.
 

An Edwardian Spire Shape Cut Crystal Scent Bottle With Faceted Stopper And Sterling Silver Cover.
155mm High.
Birmingham 1910,
Maker Not Identified.
Good Condition.
 

A Very Nice Late Victorian Small Faceted Ruby Glass Scent Bottle And Hinged Domed Sterling Silver Cover.
75mm High.
Birmingham 1897
GE Walton & Co Ltd.
Lovely Condition, Crisp Action.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, Monogrammed "GL."
215mm Long.
Weight : 34 Grams
London 1798.
Makers Mark Not Legible.
Good Condition.
 

A Pierced Circular Sterling Silver Bon Bon Dish, Birmingham 1928; Another,
Rectangular With Pierced Rim, Birmingham 1906 And A Glass Vase With Sterling Silver Rim.
89mm Diameter, 124mm Wide And 205mm High.
All In Good Condition.
 

An Attractive Victorian Ruby Flash Scent Bottle With Hinged Silver Cover Decorated With Repousse Scrolling Foliage,
The Ruby Flash Bottle With Deep Horizontal And Vertical Cutting.
91mm High.
The Cover Not Marked.
Circa 1870.
The Cover In Good Condition, Nice Firm Hinge, No Stopper, One Miniscule Little Foot Rim Nibble To The Bottle
(Found After Minutes Under Eye Glass) Otherwise No Damage Detected.
 

An Opulent George IV 3 Piece Sterling Silver Tea Service Of Flattened Form With Acanthus Capped Handles And Shaped Circular Bases,
Each Piece Chased In High Relief With Flowering Foliage, The Hinged Teapot Cover Featuring A Rose Finial.
Total Weight : 1671 Grams
London 1829,
John James Keith.
Excellent Functional Condition With No Repairs Or Damage Detected.
 

A Small Late Victorian Sterling Silver Rectangular Picture Frame With Red Morocco Back And Wood Easel.
77mm x 55mm.
Birmingham 1899,
TH Hazlewood & Co.
Used Good Condition, A Lovely Little Subtle Frame.
 

A Small Edwardian Circular Cut Crystal Dressing Table Bowl With Slip On Sterling Silver Cover.
Birmingham 1906,
James Deakin & Sons.
The Bowl Excellent Condition, The Cover With A Couple Of Noticeable Dings.
 

A George V Sterling Silver Engine Turned Napkin Ring; Monogramed "JHJ."
44mm Diameter.
Weight : 10 Grams.
Birmingham 1924,
Makers Mark Indecipherable.
OK Condition, Couple Of Little Wrinkles.
 

A George V Sterling Silver Bellied Circular Napkin Ring; Monogramed "MW."
43mm Diameter.
Weight : 12 Grams.
Birmingham 1921
Maker CI Not Identified.
OK Condition, A Few Small Wrinkles.
 

A George III Cut Tapering Cylindrical Glass Caster With Ribbed Shoulder And
Slip On Pierced And Domed Sterling Silver Cover With Finial.
151mm High x 43mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1808.
Maker Not Identified.
The Ribbed Shoulder Well Worn Otherwise Good Condition, Marks Nice And Visible, Glass Clear.
 

A Very Impressive Sheffield Plate Campana Shape Wine Cooler With Applied Cast Foliate Rim,
Engraved Armorial Within Rococo Cartouche Featuring Lions And The Motto "LICENTIAM REFRONA,"
Acanthus Capped Waist, Cast Foliate Handles And Domed Circular Foot With Cast Foliate Rim.
240mm Diameter x 267mm High.
Circa 1820.
Evidence Of Old Internal Repair, Watertight, Lacks Liner, Very Heavy, Very Impressive, Perfect For A Large Floral Arrangement.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Two Section Circular Ogee Shaped Wine Funnel
With Reeded & Beaded Edges And Clip; Monogramed "HWM" To Both Clip And Funnel.
77mm Diameter x 120mm High.
Weight : 60 Grams.
Marks Indistinct, Lion Passant To Funnel, Circa 1800.
 

A Good Looking Late Victorian Sterling Silver Pocket Watch Stand
With Relief Rococo Scrollwork And Cartouche Monogramed And Dated 1900, The Reverse With Red Morocco Easel.
86mm Wide x 95mm High.
Birmingham 1899.
Excellent Condition, The Perfect Place For That Ancestral Pocket Watch.
 

A Most Stylish Early 20thC Continental Silver And Blue Guilloche Enamel Small Circular Picture Frame With Birch Wood Easel.
110mm Diameter.
Stamped "925" And Other Marks, Probably Scandinavian, Circa 1910.
A Quality Enamel Frame In Excellent Condition, The Sort Of Thing You'd Expect To See On Bond Street, The Tiniest Of Nicks At 6.30 Mentioned For Accuracy Only.
 

A Pretty Little Edwardian Sterling Silver Circular Picture Frame With Channelled Edge And Velvet Easel.
112mm Diameter
Birmingham 1908,
WJ Myatt & Co. Ltd.
A Little Wrinkle Around The Hallmark And Also At 11 O'clock, Good Functioning Easel.
 

A Good Looking Late Victorian Plain Sterling Silver Circular Picture Frame With Wide Rim And Velvet Lined Back.
126mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1900,
TH Hazlewood & Co
Presents Extremely Well, The Easel Hinge A Little Loose, Merely Mentioned For Accuracy Only.
 

A Most Rare & Collectable Edwardian Sterling Silver Sealing Wax Holder Modelled As Mr Punch.
69mm Long Excluding Wax.
Birmingham 1906,
Sydney & Co.
Very Good Well Patinated Condition, A Fabulous Curiosity!
 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Handle Decorated In Relief
With Scantily Draped Putti Holding Aloft Cornucopia Baskets Of Plenty.
Birmingham 1905,
Maker Not Identified.
72mm Long.
Lacking Whatever It Was A Handle For, Good Condition.
 

A George VI Sterling Silver Ladies Evening Purse Of Typical Shaped Form With Rounded Sides,
Suspension Chain And Fitted Leather Interior; Monogramed "DE."?
Birmingham 1942,
Samuel Levy.
Weight : 58 Grams All In.
Nice Crisp Clasp, A Few Dings Here And There, Not Holed Or Repaired, Essentially OK Condition.
 

A Decorative Victorian Oval Sterling Silver Hand Mirror With High Relief Decoration Of Neptune,
Dolphins And A Cornucopia Basket Of Plenty.
251mm Wide Across Handle.
London 1881,
Rosenthal, Jacob & Co.
The Bevelled Glass Mirror Although Totally Functional With Degradation Spots,
The Base Of The Handle A Little Pushed, Funky Decoration, Suit Someone With An Edgy Taste. Not Expensive.
 

A Pair Of Georgian Style Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Plain Circular Coasters With Turned Mahogany Bases Baize Lined Under.
130mm Diameter.
London 1986,
MC Hersey & Son.
Good Condition.
 

A Victorian Small Narrow Open Box Like Container With Suspension Device,
The Sides Repousse With Rococo Scrollwork, Monogramed Central Disc.
93mm Wide Excluding Handle x 34mm Deep x 13mm High.
Weight 29 Grams.
Birmingham 1890,
Lawrence Emanuel.
OK Condition, A Few Little Dings Here And There, Probably Part Of A Chatelaine.

 

An Ingenious Edwardian Sterling Silver And Mother-Of-Pearl Travelling Fruit Knife And Fork Set With Interlacing Sliding Mechanism
Sheffield 1906,
William Needham.
This Is Not Your Standard Old Boring Fruit Knive, More A Deluxe Version,
Great Condition With The Knive Blade Sitting A Little Proud; With Associated Stewart Dawson & Co Box.
 

A Particularly Smart Large Cut Glass Inkwell With Hinged Sterling Silver Cover,
The Inkwell With Faceted Sides And Pronounced Cut Base, The Sterling Silver Mount And Cover With Full Hallmarks.
76mm Square x 64mm High
Chester 1902,
Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler.
Excellent Condition, Visually Arresting With The Cut Glass Base Prominent When Viewed Through The Clear Sides.
 

A Particularly Large And Decorative Edwardian Sterling Silver Hinged Purse Decorated In Relief With
Peacocks And Recumbent Lions On A Balustrade In A Wooded Landscape, Domed Buildings And Church Spires Beyond,
The Reverse With Typical "Reynolds Angels" Relief Decoration; Plush Lined Fitted Interior.
123mm Wide Across Widest Point x 88mm Deep.
Weight : 145 Grams All In.
Birmingham 1905,
Henry Mathews.
If Reynolds Angles Is A Collecting Obsession You Will Struggle To Find A Better Piece,
A Few Minor Dings Here And There, Nice Crisp Clasp, Essentially Pretty Good Condition.
 

A Very Smart Victorian Thick Walled Cylindrical Glass Smelling Salts Bottle And Cover With Star Cut Base,
The Plain Parcel Gilt Sterling Silver Hinged Cover Bearing Retailers Marks For;
"Johnson Walker Tolhurst Ltd 172 New Bond St London W."
London 1894,
William Hutton & Sons Ltd.
Excellent Quality, Just What You'd Expect For Something Retailed On Bond Street,
Very Weighty In The Hand.
 

An Attractive George V Sterling Silver And Yellow Guilloche Enamel
Hinged Square Compact With Gilded And Mirrored Interior.
40mm Square,
London 1929,,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Small Enamel Chip To Front Right Corner, Otherwise Good Condition.
 

A Stylish Art Deco Sterling Silver And Enamel Hinged Circular Compact
With Gilded And Mirrored Interior, The Cover With Enamelled Black Ground
Punctuated With 2 Green Enamel Panels.
49mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1941,
William Neale & Sons Ltd.
The Enamel In Good Condition Without Any Chips Or Restoration,
A Few Surface Scratches Mentioned For Accuracy Only.
 

An Attractive George V Small Sterling Silver Hinged Circular Pyx Box,
The Cover With Ring Handle And Engraved With A Gothic Cross
Together With An Engraved Inscription "Rev M Finneran June 29th 1933."
50mm Diameter x 15mm High.
Weight : 38 Grams
London 1932,
Maker B&WLd Not Identified.
Excellent Condition, Clear Marks, Nice Tight Seal, Make A Conversational Pill Box.
 

A Good Looking George V Early 20thC Hexagonal Sterling Silver Inkwell With Original Glass Liner,
The Hinged Cover With A Heraldic Device And The Motto "Fide Et Industria" Or "By Faith And Industry."
86mm Wide x 47mm High.
Probably Birmingham 1920,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Good Condition, Albeit With Rubbed Marks.

 

A 17th Century Style American Colonial Sterling Silver Porringer Or Bleeding Bowl
With Pierced Handle And Presentation Dated 1906.
186mm Wide Across Handle x 125mm Diameter
Weight : 284 Grams - Nice And Weighty In The Hand
Stamped Hallmarks To The Underside Of The Handle For:
The Handicraft Shop,
Boston, Massachusetts,
Silversmith Karl Leinonen


Founded In 1897 It Was The Metalcraft Department Of Boston Society Of Arts And Crafts.

The Boston Museum Of Fine Arts Has An Almost Identical Bowl In Its Collection With The Following Catalogue Entry:

Boston established a reputation during the first decades of the twentieth century for small-scale workshops producing high-quality silver hollowware. Handicraft Shop was one such cooperative, established under the aegis of the Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston. The brief relocation of the studio to the pastoral remove of Wellesley Hills in 1903 was likely inspired by British craftsman C. R. Ashbee’s Guild of Handicraft, which had relocated the previous year from London to rural Chipping Campden. Early shop members included George Christian Gebelein, whose work favored the colonial-revival style, Seth Ek, F. J. R. Gyllenberg, Mary C. Knight, and C. G. Forssen.

Shop member Karl Leinonen was born in Åbo, Finland, where he apprenticed for five years and worked five more as a silversmith before immigrating to Boston in 1893. He joined Handicraft Shop when it was founded in 1901 and became a long-standing member, serving as supervisor. He created work independently as well as with other members, including Ek, Knight, and his son K. Edwin Leinonen. Noting in his 1906 membership form that he worked “whit out machinery,” Karl Leinonen was elected a craftsman of the society in 1901 and in 1918 was elected a medalist, its highest honor.
Leinonen was an active participant in the era’s exhibitions, beginning with the 1904 St. Louis Exposition, in which he collaborated with Knight on a range of flatware, salt cellars, and a child’s silver mug. He showed his work independently at several exhibitions held by the Art Institute of Chicago; as late as 1930, he and his son K. Edwin, exhibiting together as Karl F. Leinonen and Son, were listed in the exhibition held at Boston’s Horticultural Hall. Although Leinonen did not teach formally, artist L. Cora Brown (1859 – 1937) of Concord attended private silversmithing lessons in his studio.
 

The porringer demonstrates Leinonen’s blending of the Colonial Revival style with the aesthetic of his Scandinavian homeland. Porringers were a popular form in colonial America and were briefly revived during the Arts and Crafts period. Unlike colonial porringers, whose convex sides are evenly rounded and feature keyhole-style handles, the walls of Leinonen’s porringer swell below the rim and angle inward toward the base in a manner reminiscent of Chicago’s Kalo Shop. The combination of old and new can also be discerned in the stylized handle, which owes a debt to the modern Neoclassical style pioneered by Danish craftsman Georg Jensen (1866 – 1935), even as the engraved initials, in shaded roman capitals, harken back to the colonial taste.
 

Price: $850.00

A Pair Of Victorian Armorial Sterling Silver Squat Doric Column Candlesticks With Detachable Beaded Edge Sconces And Square Bases Featuring Whorls And Arches; Engraved Bird Heraldic Device; Loaded.
131mm High.
Sheffield 1881,
Hawksworth Eyre And Co Ltd.
An Unusual Monumental Design, The Wide Girth Of The Column And
The Pronounced High Base With An Architectural Aspect, Pretty Good Condition,
A Few Minor Dings Here And There; Baized.

 

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Rectangular Vesta Case
With Rounded Sides And Engraved Scrolling Foliage;
Monogramed "JM" Within A Shield Shape Cartouche
Weight : 23 Grams
Chester 1900,
EJ Trervitt & Sons.
A Few Minor Dings Here And There, Nice Crisp Action.
 

A Dutch Silver Spoon With Elaborate Repousse Decoration
Of A Peacock Before A Building And Trees,
The Handle With Cast Bird And Suspension Hook.
139mm Long.
Weight : 22 Grams.
Sheffield 1909,
Samuel Boyce Landeck,
Together With Importers Mark And Dutch Mark..
Good Condition, Cheap As Chips.
 

A Decorative Edwardian Sterling Silver Small Cylindrical Mug
With Plain Loop Handle And Repousse Decoration Of
Musicians And Dancers In A Wooded Landscape.
56mm High To Top Of Handle x 34mm Diameter
Weight : 22 Grams
Birmingham 1901,
Levi & Salaman.
Good Condition.
 

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Swollen Circular Napkin Ring
Engraved With Foliage; Monogramed "J."
Weight : 14 Grams
Birmingham 1898,
Hilliard & Thomason.
Good Condition.
 

An Australian 20thC Sterling Silver Flattened Oval Napkin Ring
With Engine Turning; Monogramed "CRM."
65mm Wide x 25mm Deep.
Weight : 23 Grams.
Stamped "STERLING SILVER APEX.",
Probably G&E Rodd, Melbourne, Circa 1940.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Stylish Early 20th Continental Silver Circular Powder Compact
With Engine Turning, The Interior With Bevelled Mirror And Poof.
77mm Diameter.
Weight : 109 Grams All In.
Stamped "830 S," "A,H X."
Must Be Just About $80 In Silver Content, Feels Lovely And Heavy In The Hand,
Sophisticated Manufacture, Just Leave It Lying About For Fun.
 

A Set Of 8 Edwardian Sterling Silver Apostle Teaspoons.
Weight : 84 Grams
Sheffield 1904,
James Deakin & Sons.
Good Condition, Not Expensive.
 

An Edwardian Steel Glove Hook
With Elaborate Sterling Silver Handle.
Chester 1906,
James Deakin & Sons.
Good Condition.
 

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Mounted Crumb Brush Decorated In Relief With "Gainsborough Angels."
90mm Wide x 170mm High.
London 1899,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Pretty Good Condition.
 

An Unusual Unmarked Small Silver Ladle, The Handle Featuring A Clasped Fist Terminal.
96mm Long.
Probably Late 19thC.
The Bowl Dinged, Crude Junction With Handle And Bowl
 

A Small Queen Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Circular Photo Frame
With Blue Velvet Lined Reverse And Good Functioning Easel.
67mm Diameter.
Birmingham1983.
Tiny Wrinkle Just Above Hallmark Mentioned For Accuracy Only.

 

A Small Circular Sterling Silver Pill/Rouge Box With Slip On Cover And Gilded Interior.
37mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1898,
E Barnsley & Co. Ltd.
Good Condition With Nice Tight Fit.
 

An Edwardian Cut Crystal Spherical Scent Bottle With Hinged Sterling Silver Cover Featuring Repousse Scrollwork Border.
Birmingham 1910,
Maker Not Identified.
105mm High.
Lacks Stopper, Good Condition.

A Pair Of Edwardian Small Squat Circular Cut Crystal Dressing Table Jars With Slip On Sterling Silver Covers Decorated In Relief With Rococco Scrollwork.
51mm Diameter x 35mm High.
Birmingham 1904,
Levi & Salaman.
Excellent Condition, Decorative.

A Pair Of George V Sterling Silver Octagonal Napkin Rings
With Projecting Beaded Edges; Monogramed.
Weight : 68 Grams
Birmingham 1924,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Good Used Condition.

 

 


A George V Sterling Silver Circular Napkin Ring
With Bands Of Engine Turning.
Weight : 22 Grams.
Birmingham 1925,
Maker Not Identified.
Good Condition.
 

An Attractive George VI Sterling Silver Engine Turned Circular Bowl And Domed Cover With Finial,
The Base Engraved "JRMLtd 1906-1956"
93mm Diameter.
Weight : 150 Grams.
Harrison & Hipwood.
This A Nice Looking Bowl, Perfect For Studs Or Cuff Links,
Excellent Condition

A Charming George V Sterling Silver, Mother-Of-Pearl And Composition Novelty Baby's Rattle Modelled As A Jester With Pendant Bells, The Silver Collar Monogrammed
114mm Long Excluding Ring x 155mm With Ring.
Birmingham 1929,
Crisford & Norris.
Excellent Condition.

 

A Fabulous Set Of 12 George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Table Spoons,
Monogramed "M."
Weight : 812 Grams.
London 1781,
George Smith III.
Superb Without Fault Condition, Difficult To Imagine A Better Set,
Virtually No Wear To The Bowl Tips And Wonderful Colour.
 

A Gorgeous Set Of 6 George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Dessert Spoons,
Monogramed "M."
Weight : 161 Grams.
London 1790,
Steven Adams.
Goodt Condition, Marks A Bit Rubbed But Easy Enough To Read.
 

A Gorgeous Set Of 6 George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Dessert Spoons,
Monogramed "M."
Weight : 160 Grams
London 1795.
Steven Adams.
Excellent Condition, Very Clear Marks.
 

A George V Early 20thC Small Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame With Moulded Edge And Good Functioning Oak Easel.
99mm x 70mm
Birmingham 1916,
Maker Not Identified.
Pretty Good Condition, A Few Minor Wrinkles

A Small Edwardian Shaped Square Sterling Silver Photo Frame With Circular Aperture, Wide Edge, Moulded Rim And Functioning Velvet Easel.
75mm Square.
Chester 1905,
WJ Myatt & Co., Ltd
Couple Of Little Dings, The Velvet Back Degraded.
 

An Early George V Sterling Silver Circular Napkin Ring With Blank Cartouche Framed Within A Ribbon Tied Leaf Garland.
Weight : 27 Grams
Chester 1912,
Robert Pringle & Sons
Excellent Condition, Excellent Quality.
 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Leather Cased Seven Piece Manicure Set Comprising Nail File, Two Pairs Of Scissors, Nail Cleaner, Tweezers, Nail Buff And Heart Shape Powder Box All Decorated With Rococo Scrollwork, The Handles With Lozenge Piercing.
Birmingham 1902,
Levi & Salaman.
The Leather Distressed, The Implements In Excellent Condition, Monogramed "LIC," The Case With Stewart Dawson & Co., Retailers Marks.
 

A George V Sterling Silver Engine Turned Circular Napkin Ring; Monogramed EES And Dated 25.12.26.
Weight : 35 Grams
Birmingham 1925,
Jones & Crompton.
Excellent Condition

A Pair Of Victorian Cut Crystal Condiments With Sterling Silver Mounts And Finials, The Salt Hinged, Together With A Sterling Silver Salt Spoon
Birmingham 1895,
Henry Mathews.
The Spoon Birmingham 1936,
A&J Zimmernan Ltd.
Good Condition

 

A Weighty 19thC Sterling Silver Masonic Pendant With Suspension Ring And Circular Face Featuring Masonic Calipers And "Jewel" Encrusted Border; Presentation Inscription To Reverse Of Fenton, Staffordshire Interest, Dated 1884.
60mm High x 33mm Diameter.
Stamped "SILVER" With Makers Mark For "GK."
Good Condition.

A Good Looking Pair Of Victorian Square Section Dressing Table Bottles With Star Cut Bases, Faceted Shoulders And Screw On EP Covers; One With Original Glass Stopper.
93mm High.
Circa 1850.
Good Condition.

A Gorgeous EdwardianI Cut Octagonal Glass Caster With Sterling Silver Mount And Slip On Domed Cover With Finial.
130mm High.
Birmingham 1904,
Probably Henry Mathews.
Excellent Condition. 
 

A Good Late Victorian Sterling Silver Circular Napkin Ring With Rounded Sides Engraved With Flowering Foliage, One Blank Garland Cartouche And Another Monogramed HJ?
London 1891,
Thomas Goodfellow.
Weight : 23 Grams
Excellent Condition.

A Victorian Sterling Silver Circular Napkin Ring With Straight Side, Rolled Edges And Engraved Scrolling Foliage; A Shield Shape Cartouche Monogramed "J"?
Weight : 20 Grams
Chester 1904,
Charles Harold & Co.
Good Condition.

A Cased 2 Piece Spoon And Fork Christening Set, The Spoon With Rat Tail; Monogramed JB
Sheffield 1930,31
Henry Atkins.
Weight : 69 Grams

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Pickle Fork With A Faceted Amethyst Thistle Terminal.
120mm Long.
Birmingham 1907,
Adie Lovekin.
Excellent Condition.

A Graduated Pair Of Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Circular Photo Frames With Ogee Section Moulding And Beaded Inner Rims; Blue Velvet Backs And Easels.
Birmingham 1985,
WI Broadway & Co.
114mm & 94mm Diameter.
Very Tidy Condition, The Blue Velvet Faded On The Smaller And Easel Not Folding.
Great For Family Portraits.
 

A Gorgeous Small Sterling Silver Tapering Cylindrical Miniature Mug,
With Plain Scroll Handle, Central Girdle And Slightly Everted Base : Gilded Interior.
39mm Diameter x 48mm High.
Weight : 38 Grams.
London 1903.
George Betjenmann & Sons.
Never Seen One Of These Before, Excellent Condition, Brilliant Christening Present.

A Small Circular Sterling Silver Picture Frame With Oak Easel.
86mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1942,
Charles Perry & Co.
Good Condition.

A Pair Of Opulent Late 19th Dutch Silver Shaped Oval Bon Bon Dishes With Pierced Handles Featuring High Relief Cast Cherubic Masks And Alternating Panels Of Rococo Scrollwork And Vases Of Flowers.
179mm Wide Across Handles x 93mm Deep x 46mm High.
Weight : 226 Grams.
Stamped Marks, Circa 1900.
Immaculate Condition

A Pair Of Early 20thC Small Sterling Silver Specimen Vases With Beaded Quatrefoil Rims, Tapering Stems And Domed Circular Feet, Together With A Similar But Larger Vase.
109mm And 180mm High.
Birmingham, Circa 1910,
Henry Mathews,
The Larger Vase Apparently Not Marked.
Date Stamps Rubbed, A Few Minor Dings, Present Well, A Decorative Ensemble For The Dining Table, Not Expensive.

An Edwardian Cut Crystal Squat Oviform Bowl With Wide Shaped Sterling Silver Rim.
Chester 1903,
George Nathan And Ridley Hayes.
103mm Diameter x 85mm High.
Excellent Condition.

A Good Looking Geoge V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Mounted Cut Crystal Scent Bottle And Faceted Stopper With Long Faceted Neck And Cut Oviform Body.
140mm High.
Birmingham 1913,
CC May & Sons.
Good Condition.
 

A Victorian Sterling Silver Drum Shape Mustard Pot And Blue Glass Liner With Domed Cover, Thumbpiece, Double Scroll Handle And Engraved Scrolling Foliage; The Cover Monogramed.
67mm Diameter x 96mm Across Handle x 65mm High.
Weight : 104 Grams.
London 1842,
Joseph Angell I And Joseph Angeell II.
Decent Functional Size, Old Totally Stable Repair To The Hinge, Blue Glass Liner With A Most Effective Riveted Repair
 

A Composite Set Of 4 George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoons, These Days Used As Serving Spoons, Variously Monogrammed "JMcC," "JEJ" And "JMM."
217mm Long.

Total Weight : 232 Grams

JMcC, London 1796,
Probably Thomas Shepherd,
Excellent Condition.

JEJ London 1791
Probably Thomas Northcote,
Bowl A Little Worn.

JMM London 1791,
No Maker,
Bowl A Little Worn.

JMM London 1811,
Makers Mark Obscured,
Bowl Very Worn.

A Cased Set Of 6 George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Pistol Grip Fruit Knives.
Sheffield 1915,
Robert Pringle & Sons.
The Case A Little Shabby, The Blades A Little Degraded.
 

A Late Victorian Capstan Shape Fruitwood Pepper Mill With Sterling Silver Mounts And French Mechanism.
90mm High.
Birmingham 1896,
Hilliard & Thomason.
Functional Condition.

A Pair Of New Zealand Colonial Sterling Silver And Pounamu Knife Rests, The Ends Forming The Letters "NZ," The Connecting Square Section Pounamu Bars Plain, The Letters Cast In Relief With Ferns And Flowering Foliage.
78mm Wide x 38mm Deep x 36mm High.
Each Stamped "F.GRADY," "ST SILVER" And "RD 97."
Circa 1890.
Good Condition, One Bar Stuck Back In.
A Similar Pair, Now In The Auckland Museum, Is Recorded In Shepherd, Page 35.
 

A Rare Pair Of New Zealand Colonial Sterling Silver And Pounamu Knife Rests With Crossed Fern Ends Featuring Engraved Entwined "NZ" And Plain Square Section Pounamu Bars, The Ends With Nielllo Type Dark And Light Contrasts.
82mm Wide x 38mm Deep x 35mm High.
Each Stamped "STER SILVER."
A Rare, Possibly Unique Form, At Present No Other Knife Rests Of This Shape Recorded.
 

A Later Victorian Sterling Silver Table Lighter Modelled As A Roman Lamp
With Cast Horse Head Handle And Domed Circular Foot.
135mm Wide x 88mm High.
Weight : 144 Grams.
London 1897,
John Newton Mappin.
Mappin & Webb London Retailers Marks.
Good Condition.
 

A New Zealand Colonial Sterling Silver Belt Buckle Of Shaped Rectangular Form Featuring Revolving Teeth And Engraved Scrollwork.
78mm x 39mm.
Weight : 38 Grams
Stamped "STERLING" And "SILVER" In 2 Separate Punches, No Makers Mark.
Good Quality.
 

A Pair Of English EPNS Georgian Style Cauldron Salts
With Repousse Foliage And Pad Feet.
81mm Diameter.
Sheffield Circa 1880
Philip Ashberry & Sons.
The Interiors Degraded, Good Looking.
 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Souvenir Teaspoon With Kiwi Terminal, Twist Stem And Bowl Engraved "Auckland NZ."
121mm Long.
Weight : 8 Grams.
Birmingham 1913,
Adie & Lovekin Ltd
My Silversmith Assures Me This Little Bird Never Had Glass Eyes, He Also Comes With A Little Ding.

 
A Small Late Victorian Elkington Plate Shaped Hexagonal Circular Waiter With High Pie Crust And
Reeded Rim And Scroll Feet.
144mm Diameter.
Circa 1900.
Nice Little Thing, Perfect For Serving A Single Drink.

A Set Of 3 Art Deco Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons, Sheffield 1950, Edward Viner - Good Condition; Another Set Of 3, Sheffield 1920, William Gallimore & Sons - Good Condition; A Single Engraved Teaspoon, Sheffield 1932, James Round - A Bit Rough; A Single Small Coffee Spoon With Pierced Isle Of Man Emblem And The Motto "Quocunque Jaceris Stabit - Whichever Way You Throw It Will Stand," Birmingham 1926 - Good Condition.