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A Pretty Little Sterling Silver Hinged Heart Shape Pill Box With Beaded Edges.
70mm Wide x 25mm Deep x 23mm High.
Weight : 53 Grams
Birmingham 1908,
Liberty & Co.
Lacks Enamel.

 

A Rare Tiny Late Victorian Heart Shape Sterling Silver Photo Frame
With Velvet Back And Hinged Silver Easel.
32mm Wide x 32mm High
Birmingham 1894,
Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings.
Good Condition, Tiny Wear To Velvet Mentioned For Accuracy Only.

 

A Most Collectable Edwardian Sterling Silver "Reynold's Angels" Square Picture Frame
With Blank Cartouche, Typical High Relief Ornament Of Profile Angels At The Spandrels,
Blank Crest Cartouche And Art Nouveau Tendril And Flower Ornament; The Back With Blue Velvet Easel.
147mm Square.
Birmingham 1907,
Henry Mathews.
Pretty Good Condition, The Blank Crest Cartouche A Little Wrinkled, Tidy Velvet Easel.

An Early 20thC White Metal Oval Picture Frame On Ball Feet With Velvet Back And Functioning Easel.
168mm Wide x 121mm Deep.
Apparently Not Marked, Circa 1920.
Good Condition.
 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Gurnsey Jug Of Typical Rotund Form With Plain Strap Handle And Drop In Cover, Together With A Pair Of Similar But Smaller EP Condiments.
86mm High x 67mm Diameter.
Weight Of Jug Alone : 62 Grams
Birmingham 1901,
J Collyer & Co Ltd.

A 19thC German Silver Beaker With Gilded Interior, Engraved Monogram And Engraved Flowering Foliage.
80mm High.
Weight : 103 Grams
Stamped "Friedlander 800."
Good Condition

A Pair Of Mid Century Sterling Silver Cuff Links Formed As Abacus, The Circular Beads Moving Along The Rods.
Stamped "STERLING," Probably Chinese, Circa 1950.
Good Functional Condition.
 

A Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Mustard Spoon.
London 1861
Elizabeth & John Eaton.
Weight : 15 Grams
Good Condition
 

A Fabulous Set Of 12 19thC French Silver And Steel Table Knives, The Monogramed Fluted Silver Handles With Ribbon Tied Garlands, The Steel Blades Bearing Makers Mark For "Orfevrerie Boulenger Paris."
The Handles With Minerva And Other Marks.
Good Condition With To Be Expected Stains To The Steel Blades, The Case A Bit Distressed. With These, Beef A Joy!

The house of goldsmiths was founded in 1810 in Paris under the name of Hautin, and continued by the nephew of the founder Adolphe Boulenger who gave it the name of "A. Boulenger & Cie", 4 rue du Vert Bois in Paris . After his death in 1898, his son Charles Boulenger succeeded him and the goldsmith's shop took the name of "Ch. Boulenger & Cie".

Boulenger was a leading Parisian goldsmith during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries , he was the main supplier of the silverware of the French Navy .

An Attractive Art Deco Circular Sterling Silver Powder Compact With Engine Turned Cover,
The Interior With Mirror, Lacks Poof.
49 Grams All In
Birmingham 1926,
AL Davenport Ltd.
The Interior Engraved "Dennison Watch Case Co Ltd.
Nice And Heavy In The Hand, Good Condition.
 

A Victorian Silvered Copper Pierced Circular Coaster Featuring Flowerheads And Foliage.
121mm Diameter.
Circa 1880.
The Wood Base A Little Shabby, Cheap As Chips.


 

A Good Edwardian Sterling Silver Purse With Suspension Ring, Chain And Plush Fitted Interior,
The Sides Repousse With Trumpeting Angels; Monogramed "CLJ."
85mm Wide
Birmingham 1900,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Excellent Condition, Very Crisp Snap Action.

 

 

A Single George III Sterling Silver Candlestick With Detachable Sconce, Multi-Knop Stem And Stepped Shaped Foot.
250mm High. Loaded.
Sheffield 1903 Thomas A Scott.
Functional, A Few Tiny Holes At High Points, A Small Old Repair To The Base Of The Stem.
 

A Mid Century Sterling Silver 2 Branch Squat Candelabrum On Domed Circular Base; Loaded
207mm Wide x 163mm High.
Birmingham 1946,
JB Chatterley & Sons Ltd
Good Condition, Look Good On A Modernist Dining Table.
 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Two Part Belt Buckle With Pierced And Entwined Scrolling Foliage.
96mm Wide.
Weight : 34 Grams.
Birmingham 1898,
Deakin & Francis.
Good Condition.
 

A Stylish 20thC Swedish Rectangular Silver Table Cigarette Box
With Slightly Domed Hinged Cover And Cedar Lined Interior.
126mm Wide x 86mm Deep x 40mm High.
Weight : 213 Grams All In.
Stamped Marks, Circa 1920.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Oval Teapot Stand With Gadrooned Edge And Engraved Armorial Of A Lion And Cross; Cuban Mahogany Base.
153mm Wide x 120mm Deep
London 1804,
Maker Not Identified.
Excellent Condition With Good Patina.

A Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Dressing Table Box With Domed Velvet Cover,
Plush Lined Interior And Sterling Silver Mount Featuring Typical Art Nouveau Curvilinear Ornament Of Flower Heads And Tendrils.
205mm Wide x 97mm Deep x 86mm High.
Birmingham 1903,
Horton & Allday.
Good Condition, The Velvet And Plush Interior Probably Replaced.
 

A Stylish Mid Century American, Hollywood, Sterling Silver Rectangular Buckle
With Chamfered Corners And Engraved Flower Heads.
71mm x 58mm
Weight : 62 Grams.
Stamped BOHLINMADE CALIF. HOLLYWOOD STERLING.
Excellent Condition.
 

An Impressive American Sterling Standard Oval Centrepiece With Shaped Oval Rim
Pierced And Engraved With Poppies, The Centre Monogramed, Raised On A Squat Pedestal And Oval Base.
384mm Wide x 301mm Deep x 122mm High
Weight : 1040 Grams.
Philadelphia, circa 1900.
Davis & Galt.
This Is A Large And Impressive Piece Of Silver In Immaculate Condition.
 

A Late 19thC Chinese Silver Circular Tray With Blank Circular Cartouche, Bamboo Rim And Raised Scroll Feet,
Engraved With Bamboo, Flowering Prunus Issuing From Rockwork And Other Foliage,
The Rim With Bamboo Leaves And Birds.
297mm Diameter.
Weight : 757 Gram
Stamped Under Luen Wo Together With Chinese Character Mark.
Circa 1900.
Excellent Conditon.
Luen Wo Was A Prolific Chinese Silversmith Working In Shanghai In The 19th And 20th Century.

A Stylish Victorian Sterling Silver Belt Buckle Fashioned As A Series Of Roman Style Coins.
Chester 1887.
Very Versace.

Price: SOLD

A Cased Set Of 6 Sterling Silver Novelty Coffee Spoons, The Handles Formed As Golf Clubs.
Weight : 32 Grams
Birmingham 1979,
Barker Ellis Co Ltd.
 

A George III Silver Gilt Rattle With Coral Teether, Whistle, Bells And Suspension Ring; Monogramed "H."
140mm Long.
Apparently Not Marked, Circa 1780.
OK Condition But Not Superb, A Few Small Splits To The Mount About The Coral And The Whistle A Little Dinged Here And There.
 

A Victorian 9 Carat Gold Faceted Amethyst Bar Brooch, Stamped "9CT,"
Another Bar Brooch Stamped "REAL SILVER," A Circular Paste Set Brocch Stamped "STERLING" And
An Oval Brooch With Indecipherable Stamp.

A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Circular Photo Frame With Engraved Ribbon Tied Foliate Ornament And Oak Back And Easel.
148mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1915,
Stewart Dawson & Co.
Good Condition With The Odd Shallow Ding, The Oak Easel Always A Sign Of Quality.
 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Hip Shape Tobacco Box With Near Flush Hinged Cover Decorated With Scroll Work
Birmingham 1903,
J Wilmot.
Weight : 63 Grams.
Good Colour, Good Marks, The Reverse With Dings.

An Exquisite Early 20thC Swiss, Zenith, Small Travelling Clock And Key, The Case Sterling Silver And Purple Enamel Inlaid With Gold Wire And Abstract Coloured Enamel Motifs, The Hinged Silver Back Exposing The Movement; The Movement Engraved "Swiss Made," The Inside Of The Back Numbered; The Back Stamped "ZENITH," The Base Numbered And Stamped "Argent" And "0.925;" The Face Inscribed "ZENITH SWISS MADE," Together With An Illegible French? Retailers Mark.
30mm Wide x 19mm Deep x 45mm High.
Circa 1910
Over 48 Hours Running Lost About 30 Minutes - This Should Be A Minor Tweek To Fix - The Important Thing Is The Movement Is OK; The Front Enamel Good, The Sides Good With Minor Loss To The Top Of One Side, The Top With Loss To The Central Gold Wire And Enamel Motif. The Cream Enamel Face With Shallow Cracks - All These Deficiencies Are Inconspicuous And Require Close Scrutiny To Detect, A Totally Gorgeous And Tiny Object D'Art, The Decoration Likely Inspired By The Wiener Werkstatte.
 

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Oval Pin Dish The Rim Featuring Rococo Scrollwork; Inscribed "FROM HARRY."
Weight : 28 Grams
Birmingham 1899,
John William Caldicott.
Good Condition.
 

An Attractive George III Sterling Silver Fiddle And Shell Pattern Caddy Spoon, The Circular Bowl Engraved With A Vase Of Flowers.
Weight : 12 Grams.
London 1826,
George Wintle.
Excellent Condition, Clear Marks.
 

An Irish William IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Mustard Spoon; Monogramed "JC."
Weight : 10 Grams.
Dublin 1835,
William Cummings.
Good Used Condition, Marks Clear.
 

A Glorious Set Of 6 George III Scottish Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoons; Monogramed "BKL."
Edinburgh 1806,
Maker DM Not Traced.
Weight : 365 Grams.
Excellent Condition, These Days Often Used As Serving Spoons.

A Cased Sterling Silver Throne, Showing Aperture For The Stone Of Scone, Made To Commemorate The Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth II.
40mm Wide x 23mm Deep x 72mm High.
Weight : 39 Grams.
Birmingham 1952,
Barker Brothers Ltd.
Excellent Condition.

The Stone of Scone —also known as the Stone of Destiny, and often referred to in England as The Coronation Stone—is an oblong block of red sandstone that was used for centuries in the coronation of the monarchs of Scotland, and later the monarchs of England and the Kingdom of Great Britain. Historically, the artefact was kept at the now-ruined Scone Abbey in Scone, near Perth, Scotland. It is also known as Jacob's Pillow Stone and the Tanist Stone, and in Scottish Gaelic, clach-na-cinneamhain. Its size is about 26 inches (660 mm) by 16.75 inches (425 mm) by 10.5 inches (270 mm) and its weight is approximately 336 pounds (152 kg). A roughly incised cross is on one surface, and an iron ring at each end aids with transport. The Stone of Scone was last used in 1953 for the coronation of Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
On Christmas Day 1950, a group of four Scottish students (Ian Hamilton, Gavin Vernon, Kay Matheson, and Alan Stuart) removed the stone from Westminster Abbey for return to Scotland. During the removal process, the stone broke into two pieces. After burying the greater part of the Stone in a Kent field, where they camped for a few days, they uncovered the buried stone and returned to Scotland, along with a new accomplice, John Josselyn. According to one US diplomat who was posted in Edinburgh at the time, the stone was hidden for a short time in a trunk in the basement of the Consulate's Public Affairs Officer, unknown to him, before it was removed. Although English, Josselyn, who was then a student at the University of Glasgow, was a Scottish Nationalist. Edward I was Josselyn's 21st great-grandfather.The smaller piece was similarly brought north at a later time. The entire stone was passed to a senior Glasgow politician, who arranged for it to be professionally repaired by Glasgow stonemason Robert Gray.

A major search for the stone was ordered by the British Government, but proved unsuccessful. The custodians left the stone on the altar of Arbroath Abbey on 11 April 1951, in the safekeeping of the Church of Scotland. Once the London police were informed of its whereabouts, the stone was returned to Westminster four months after it was removed. Afterwards, rumours circulated that copies had been made of the stone, and that the returned stone was not the original

In 1996, in a symbolic response to growing dissatisfaction among Scots at the prevailing constitutional settlement, the British Conservative Government decided that the stone should be kept in Scotland when not in use at coronations. On 3 July 1996, it was announced in the House of Commons that the stone would be returned to Scotland, and on 15 November 1996, after a handover ceremony at the border between representatives of the Home Office and of the Scottish Office, it was transported to Edinburgh Castle. The stone arrived in the Castle on 30 November 1996 and it remains alongside the crown jewels of Scotland (the Honours of Scotland) in the Crown Room. The handover occurred on St Andrew's Day, a day in honour of the patron Saint of Scotland, and Prince Andrew, Duke of York was the Queen's representative.
 

A Small Edwardian Sterling Silver 4 Slice Toast Rack With Lifting Handle And Ball Feet.
91mm Wide x 55mm Deep x 86mm High.
Weight : 81 Grams
Sheffield 1903,
Mappin & Webb.
Excellent Condition, Nice Addition To A Breakfast In Bed Tray.
 

An Elizabeth II Cased Sterling Silver Measure Fashioned As A Thimble And Engraved "JUST A THIMBLE FULL."
54mm High x 41mm Diameter.
Weight : 35 Grams
Birmingham 1977,
Maker S&S Not Identified.
Excellent Condition, A Quirky Present For A Whisky Loving Gentleman Who Has Everything!
 

For The Whiskey Drinking Man With Everything: An Edwardian Measure Modelled As A Thimble
With Dimpled Body And Rim Engraved With "JUST A THIMBLE FULL."
54mm High.
Weight : 28 Grams
Birmingham 1910,
Williams Ltd.
Excellent Condition.

For The Whiskey Drinking Man With Everything: An Edwardian Measure Modelled As A Thimble
With Dimpled Body And Rim Engraved With "JUST A THIMBLE FULL."
54mm High.
Weight : 28 Grams
Birmingham 1910,
Williams Ltd.
Excellent Condition.

A Cute Little Edwardian Sterling Silver Hinged Heart Shape Box With All Over Repousse Rococo Scrollwork.
50mm Wide x 46mm Deep x 26mm High.
Weight : 26 Grams.
Birmingham 1904,
William Devonport.
Good Condition.

 

A Good Quality Pair Of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Mounted Mahogany Capstan Shape Pepper Mills.
105mm High.
London 1900,
Hardy Brothers.
Good Functional Condition. A Couple Of Inconsequential Dings To The Silver Mounts Mentioned For Accuracy Only
Hardy Brothers Had Branches In Australia Which Makes Perfect Sense Because I Purchased These In Brisbane Years Ago.
 

A Pair Of Late Victorian EPNS Grape Scissors With Cast Handles Featuring Egg And Dart And Acanthus Leaf.
176mm Long.
Circa 1900.
A Christmas Table Not Complete Without These.
 

An Early 20thC WMF Gentleman’s Glass Stud Box With Hinged Silvered Metal Cover Featuring A Golfer In High Relief..
96mm Wide x 104mm Deep x 48mm High.
Stamped WMF Marks.
Thick Walled Glass Makes This Very Weighty In The Hand, Good Detail To The Golfer,
A Quality Item And A Perfect Gift For The Golfing Man.

 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver 2 Handle Dodecagon Sugar Bowl, Inscribed "Junior School Sports Eton 1912."
Weight : 137 Grams
Birmingham 1909,
William Hutton & Sons Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Conversational Inscription.
 

An Interesting Top Quality Early 20thC Oak And EPNS Two Handle Gallery Tray With Cenral Engraved Escutcheon Of WW1 Interest.
524mm Wide x 364mm Deep.
Marked For "Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, 112 Regent Street, W," Circa 1915.
Good Used Condition, Really Good Quality As Befits A Top London Silver Maker And Retailer.

The Inns of Court Training Corps were based in Berkhamsted during the First World War. The Inns of Court OTC was originally part of the London Territorial Force and consisted mainly of men connected with the law courts.
The Corps came to Berkhamsted in September 1914 and did not leave until June 1919. Both cavalry and infantry came to the town although at the time, the cavalry only had one horse! Around 14,000 men passed through the Corps with over 11,000 gaining commissions.

Three Victoria Crosses were awarded, besides numerous other decorations.

A total of 2,147 men lost their lives and are commemorated on a memorial on Berkhamsted Common where they carried out so many manoeuvres.
 

A George III Cut Cylindrical Glass Mustard With Hinged And Domed Sterling Cover Featuring A Finial.
114mm High x 52mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1808,
Maker Not Identified - Should Be Able To Identify With Further Research, Lots Of 'Ls"
Glass A Little Worn, No Damage.
 

A Splendid Pair Of Edwardian Georgian Style Neoclassical 3 Light Candelabra Of Tapering Fluted Oval Form With 2 Scroll Arms,
Each Supporting An Urn Nozzle And With Central Nozzle Featuring An Urn Finial On A
Tapering Fluted Stem Above A Raised Fluted Oval Base With Reeded Border; Loaded.
The Candelabrum 380mm Wide x 440mm High,
The Candlesticks 153mm Wide x 281mm High.
Weight Of Branches : 1344 Grams
Sheffield 1904.
Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Simple Elegant Shape, Bring Out The Branches For The Big Dinner Party,
Take Them Out For A More Intimate Affair With Candlesticks Only, Very Smart.
 

A Pair Of Victorian Silver Plate Broad Rectangular Brandy & Whiskey Decanter Labels With Beaded Edges And Chains.
47mm Wide x 28mm Deep.
Circa 1860.
Good Condition.
 

A Conversational Cased Pair Of Late 19thC Anglo-Indian Silver Salts Formed From Coin Sides,
Detachable Receptacles And Raised Ball Feet, Together With Twist Salt Spoons With Coin Bowls.
Weight : 147 Grams.
Circa 1900.
Wouldn't These Be Stunning With Exotic Chilli In Association With An Indian Curry.
 

For Your Indian Curry Dinner Party A Sensational Set Of 12 Early 20thC Indian Silver Place Name Card Holders
Formed From Coins Ingeniously Split To Accommodate The Cards.
Weight 166 Grams.
Circa 1900.
How Delicious!
 

A Most Collectable Late Victorian Sterling Silver Scent Bottle Fashioned As A Champagne Bottle
With Thread Action Cover, The Body Mounted With Scottish Specimen Hard Stone.
76mm High x 22mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1893,
James Fenton.
A Few Minor Small Dings. A Totally Useless But Utterly Charming Piece Of Nonsense,
Had To Beat Off All Other Interested Collectors So Believe It Or Not Being Sold With A Modest Mark Up -
Perfect For An Indulgent Present From Someone Who Doesn't Mind Paying Through The Nose - My Kind Of Client!
 

A Single Small Sterling Silver Doric Column Candlestick On Stepped Octagonal Base; Loaded.
103mm High.
Birmingham 1903,
Williams Ltd.
Not Damaged But With A Used Aspect Including A Ding Here And There,
Nice Little Thing To Tuck Away In An Unexpected Place - A Bathroom?
Most Suitable For A Person Of Parsimonious Intent
 

A Handsome Pair Of Victorian EPNS Asparagus Tongs Of Typical Form With Wide Pierced Blades; Monogramed "TLR"?
286mm Long
Elkington & Co,
Dater Letter For 1888.
Excellent Functional Condition.

Elkington & Co. are one of the most important names in English silver and certainly the most important in silver plate.
They began life in Birmingham as a company of silversmiths in 1836, and experimented with improving gilding techniques.
By 1838 they had discovered and patented a new way to electroplate one metal on to the surface of another.
By 1840 production was already underway with silver electroplated wares.

 

A Fabulous Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Asparagus Tongs Of Typical Form With Wide Pierced Blades;
Engraved Crest Featuring A Lion And The Motto "True To The End."
250mm Long.
Weight : 203 Grams.
London 1851,
William Eaton.
Excellent Functional Condition.
 

A Very Smart Early 20thC Dutch Silver 3 Piece Tea Service Of Oval Form, With Reeded Rims And Handles And Gadrooned Lower Halves, The Teapot With Ebonised Handle And Finial.
The Teapot 225mm Across Handle And Spout x 125mm High To Top Of Finial.
Weight : 751 Grams All In
Stamped .833 Purity Mark, Makers Mark Not Identified And Date Code For 1916.
Fabulous Elegant Shape, The Neoclassical Helmet Shape Jug Is A Joy, Excellent Functional Condition.

 

A Chinese Silver Teaspoon, The Terminal Fashioned As 3 Coin Type Roundels With Character Marks.
Weight : 10 Grams
Wing Nam & Co
Circa 1900.
Good Condition.
 

A Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Sauce Ladles; Monogramed "JPC"
Weight : 162 Grams
London 1884,
Joseph & Horace Savory.
Excellent Condition.
 

The Perfect Present For A Judge : A Victorian Sterling Silver Sifter Ladle With Pierced Bowl And Rattail, The Cast Handle With Finial Featuring Blind Justice With Blindfold, Beam Balance And A Sword.
Weight : 46 Grams
London 1859,
Francis Higgins II.
Excellent Condition, Nice And Weighty In The Hand.


 

A Scottish William IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Sauce Ladle; Monogramed "G."
156mm Long.
Weight : 30 Grams
Edinburgh 1834,
William Scott Peat.
Good Tidy Condition.
 

A Very Nice Little Edwardian Sterling Silver Rectangular Jewellery Box With Domed Hinged Cover,
Applied Decorative Edge, Serpentine Sides And Plush Fitted Interior Including Ring Slots.
88mm Wide x 76mm Deep x 30mm High.
Birmingham 1906,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Good Functional Used Condition, One Tiny Piercing Front Bottom Left Just Detected Under Eye Glass - Nice To Have A Fitted Interior.

 

A Most Attractive George V Oval Mother Of Pearl Salt With Stepped Oval Loaded Sterling Silver Base.
106mm Wide x 70mm Deep x 59mm High.
Birmingham 1923,
Mappin & Webb Ltd.
Couple Of Teeny Little Rim Nibbles Mentioned For Accuracy Only,
A Very Nice Little Trifle, Good Place To Keep Studs Or Cuff Links.
 

A Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Escutcheon Gin & Rum Decanter Labels With Engraved Scrollwork And Chains.
53mm Wide x 33mm Deep.
Birmingham 1851, 52,
John Tongue.
Good Condition.
 

An Early 20thC Sterling Silver Plain Broad Rectangular
Vermouth Decanter Label And Chain.
46mm Wide x 29mm Deep.
Walker & Hall
Sheffield 1911.
Couple Of Minor Dings Mentioned For Accuracy Only.
 

Price: SOLD

A Weighty Sterling Silver Plain Mug With Tapering Sides And Plain Loop Handle; Monogramed "JH 1986."
127mm High x 84mm Diameter At Base.
Weight : 332 Grams.
Birmingham 1944,
Walker & Hall.
Excellent Condition.
At This Weight Nigh On $300 Worth Of Silver.
 

A Gorgeous George IV Sterling Silver Irish Fiddle Pattern Armorial Soup Spoon,
The Engraved Armorial Featuring A Hound.
246mm Long
Weight 83 Grams
Dublin 1828,
William Ward.
Fantastic Original Condition With Virtually No Wear - Look At The Bowl Tip - Pristine! These Days Often Used As Serving Spoons
 

A Highly Decorative Victorian Sterling Silver Chamber Candlestick
With Elaborate Medieval Revival Cast Handle And Circular Dish; Lacks Snuffer.
130mm Diameter x 246mm Across Handle.
London 1882,
George Lambert & Co.
Stamped "Lambert Coventry St London."
Weight : 242 Grams.
Excellent Condition, Satisfyingly Weighty In The Hand.
George Lambert died on 12 September 1901 and quoting from his obituary "...was apprenticed to the Goldsmiths' Company in 1837,
and filled the office of Prime Warden in 1887, of which circumstance he had a deep appreciation,
as being the only apprentice who had attained that distinction for several centuries".

Interesting Link : https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15243
 

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.

 

A Good Late Victorian Faceted Blue Glass Scent Bottle,
With Screw On Domed Sterling Silver Cover Featuring Flower Heads.
82mm High.
Birmingham 1889,
Cornelius Saunders & Frank Shepherd.
Excellent Condition.
 

Two Similar Small Glass Measures With Sterling Silver Mounts And Star Cut Bases, One With Dimpled Sides.
43mm High.
Birmingham 1894.
Hukin & Heath.
Good Condition, The Dimpled Sides Reminiscent Of The Designs Of Christopher Dresser.
 

A Charming Little Sterling Silver Model Oar With Engraved Presentation Inscription:
"H.F.REGATTA 1938 PETTY OFFICERS' CUTTER W SQUIRES."
172mm Long
Weight : 18 Grams.
Birmingham 1937,
Makers Mark Not Identified.
OK Condition, Not Pristine, Somebody May Have Been Using The Tip For Unknown Tasks. Tsk Tsk!
 

A Charming Victorian Sterling Silver Tet-A-Tet Teapot Of Spherical Form With Scroll Handle Incorporating Ivory Heat Rings,
The Whole Chased With Scrolling Foliage; Engraved Presentation Inscription;
"Sir Pat & Lady Colquhoun To Emma Bertha Harrison 30 June 1886."
185mm Wide Across Handle And Spout x 89mm High.
Weight : 203 Grams
London 1863,
Possibly John Troup.
A Charming Little Tea For Two Teapot, A Little Movement In The Handle, Good Functional Condition.
 

A Victorian Leather Box With Plush Lined Interior Containing:
A Pair Of Steel & Sterling Silver Scissors, Birmingham 1899, Henry Mathews;
A Sterling Silver Bookmark For Invercargill, Birmingham 1905;
Another Sterling Silver Bookmark, Birmingham 1906;
A Small Sterling Silver Propelling Pencil, Birmingham 1907 And A Mother Of Pearl Fruit Knife With Stainless Steel Blade.
All In Good Unpolished Condition, The Box OK With Loose Interior Green Cord.
 

A Pleasing Edwardian Sterling Silver Hip Shape Cigarette Case Inscribed;
 "PRESENTED TO WA DOWNES ESQ Hon Sec 1906-10 STUDLEY AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY Feb 18th 1911.
85mm Wide x 64mm Deep.
Weight : 71 Grams
Birmingham 1910,
J Collyer Ltd.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Plain George V Sterling Silver Christening Mug With Plain Loop Handle; Uninscribed.
79mm High.
Weight : 110 Grams
London 1932,
Sir John Bennett Ltd.
Good Unpolished Condition - If You're After A Modestly Priced Christening Mug Grab It!
They Are Almost Invariably Inscribed And We Have A Policy Here Of Leaving Inscriptions Intact. You Won't Catch Us Buffing!
 

A Charming Miniature Cast Sterling Silver Spaniell.
London 1972,
SMD Castings.
Weight : 22 Grams

A Good Edwardian Cut Clear Glass Scent Bottle With Domed Hinged Sterling Silver Cover And Original Stopper.
103mm High.
Birmingham 1906,
John Grinsell & Sons.
Good Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop.
London 1794,
Solomon Hougham.
Weight : 40 Grams
The Bowl A Little Worn, Otherwise Good Condition.

A Superb Pair Of George V Sterling Silver Georgian Style Taper Sticks Of Typical Knopped Form
With Sunken Wells And Shaped Bases With Shellwork Corners; Engraved Crests Featuring Hands Clasping A Crown.
120mm High.
Weight : 318 Grams.
Jubilee Mark For
London 1934,
Garrard & Co. Ltd
Together With Retailers Mark.
Good Weight, Immaculate Condition, Superb Quality As Befits The Royal Silversmith, In Existence Since 1722.
 

A Set Of 6 Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons; Monogramed "M."
London 1865,
Henry Holland.
Weight : 132 Grams.
Excellent Condition, Large Enough To Use As Petit Dessert Spoons - Perfect With Mousse!
 

A George III Sheffield Plate Rectangular Teapot With Reeded Edge, Fruitwood Handle And Finial And Ball Feet,
Together With An Associated Sheffield Plate Circular Stand.
The Stand 209mm Diameter, The Teapot 268mm Wide Across Handle And Spout x 155mm High.
Circa 1805.
The Teapot In Good Functional Condition, The Stand Well Worn.
 

A Good Late Victorian Sterling Silver Circular Cannister Box And Domed Cover
Decorated In Relief With "Reynold's Angels."
60mm Diameter x 81mm High.
London 1899,
William Comyns & Sons Ltd.
Good Condition, One Of The Better Examples Of This Pattern As One Would Expect From A Top London Maker.
 

A Pair Of George V Masonic Engine Turned Circular Napkin Rings
With Pictorial Engraved Panels Inscribed "ABERYSTWYTH LODGE 1072."
44mm Diameter.
Weight : 36 Grams.
Birmingham 1933,
Maker HCS Not Identified.
Excellent Unpolished Condition.
 

A Good Victorian Sterling Silver Engraved Circular Napkin Ring With Applied Beaded Edge; Inscribed "JACK..
44mm Diameter.
Weight : 21 Grams.
Birmingham 1899,
Birmingham Manufacturing Jewellers.
Excellent Condition.
 

A 20thC Sterling Silver Bellied Circular Napkin Ring; Inscribed "Chloe."
43mm Diameter.
Weight : 21 Grams
Stamped "STG SIL," Probably NZ Made, Circa 1950.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Rare George V Sterling Silver Medical Instrument Of Threaded Tubular Form, Perhaps A Lance?
Weight : 23 Grams All In.
London 1925,
Down Brothers.
Excellent Condition With Very Clear Marks.
 

A Stylish George III Tapering Oval Faceted Glass Mustard With Hinged Sterling Silver Cover
Featuring Finial And Bright Cut Engraved Edges.
125mm High x 46mm Wide At Base.
Monarchs Head And Lion Passant Marks Clear, Rest Erased, Circa 1790.
Lovely Elegant Shape, Evidence Of Small Early Hinge Repair Otherwise Good Condition.
 

An Edwardian Rexene Heart Shape Hinged Box With Plush Lined Interior And
Domed Sterling Silver Cover Featuring "Reynolds's Angels."
81mm Wide x 71mm Deep x 46mm High.
Birmingham 1907,
WF Myatt & Co. Ltd.
Good Condition
 

A Charming Small Pair Of 19thC Asian Sheet Silver Figures Of Buddahs Seated In Lotus Position; Loaded.
70mm High.
Probably Thai/Cambodian, Circa 1850.
Somewhat Primitive, A Few Dings Here And There, Essentially OK Condition.

A Good Looking Elizabeth II George II Style Jug With Pronounced Spout Featuring Beadwork,
Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle And Domed Circular Foot.
135mm High.
Weight : 433 Grams.
London 1973
London Assay Office Mark.
Handsome And Heavy In The Hand, Decent Size, Not Small, Great Water Jug For A Whisky Man!
 

An Elegant Pair Of Sheffield Plate Rectangular Waiters With Gardrooned Edges And Scroll Feet,
Engraved With An Armorial Featuring A Unicorn And The Motto;
"PRAESTO UT PRAESTEM - I UNDERTAKE WHAT I MAY PERFORM,'
A Crest Associated With The Preston Family,
206mm Wide x 165mm Deep x 21mm High.
Circa 1820.
Pristine Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Two Section Circular Ogee Shaped Wine Funnel
With Ribbed Edges And Clip; Monogramed "G."
77mm Diameter x 128mm High.
Weight : 92 Grams
London 1814,
Soloman Hougham.
Pretty Good Condition, A Small Wrinkle To Inside Rim, Full Marks To Top All Clear Except Maker,
Partial Clear Marks To Bottom Including Maker.
 

A Good Quality Mid Victorian Sterling Silver 6 Slice Toast Rack With Scroll Handle And Raised Scroll Feet.
212mm Wide x 108mm Deep x 151mm High.
Weight : 359 Grams
Sheffield 1844,
Henry Wilkinson & Co.
Not Small, Excellent Functional Condition.
 

An Early Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Mustard Spoon; Monogramed MC?
London 1849,
Possibly Charles Boyton I.
Weight : 15 Grams.
Good Condition.

A George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Teaspoon, Monogramed "B."
Weight : 11 Grams.
No Date Stamp,
London Circa 1790.
Hester Bateman.
Good Condition.

A Very Smart Looking Edwardian Glass And Silver Plate Hip Flask
With Bayonet Fitting And Leather Simulated Crocodile Skin Mount.
177mm High x 105mm Wide.
Circa 1900.
Great Condition.
 

A Swedish Sterling Silver Mounted Silver Ore Commemorative Paperweight,
The Polished Cube Form Weight With Silver Mount Engraved "SKANDINAVISKA BANKEN 1864-1964."
Stamped Swedish Hallmarks Including Maker "BORGILA."
51mm Square.
Excellent Condition, This Is A Totally Functional Paperweight - Satisfyingly Weighty In The Hand.
Wikipedia Has This To Say:

Skandinaviska Banken, literally the Scandinavian Bank, was a Swedish bank founded in Gothenburg, 1864.
Its foundation coincided with the political aspirations of the Scandinavian movement, which sought to unite
Sweden, Norway and Denmark into a single kingdom. Even if these aspirations came to naught,
there was a Scandinavian Monetary Union, with a common currency, and a union between Sweden and Norway,
that the bank potentially would be able to exploit.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Sauce Ladle; Monogrammed JEG
Exeter 1819,
George Ferris.
Weight : 55 grams
Excellent Condition.

A nice set of 4 George III sterling silver Old English teaspoons; monogrammed "WTA."
London 1807,
Peter & William Bateman

An Excellent Pair Of 19thC Elkington Plate Corinthian Column Candlesticks With Detachable Sconces,
Fluted Stems And Stepped And Beaded Square Bases.
312mm High.
Circa 1880.
Elkington Marks To Bases.
Impressive Well Defined Sticks In Excellent Condition.
 

A Good Looking Victorian EPNS Stilton Scoop With Engraved Work And Plain Ivory Handle.
262mm Long.
Not Marked, Circa 1860.
The Handle With Totally Stable Crack.
 

A Queen Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Half Coaster With Pierced Rim And Turned Mahogany Base.
96mm Diameter.
London 1987,
MC Hersey & Son.
Good Condition

A Matched Pair Of Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Georgian Style Wine Coasters,
With Pierced Sides And Turned Wood Baized Bases.
127mm Diameter.
London 1980, 1985
PH Vogel & Co; John Bull Ltd.
Excellent Condition.

A Pair Of George II Cast Sterling Silver Candlesticks With Detachable Sconces,
Waisted Multi-Knopped Stems, Sunken Wells And Shaped Bases Cornered
With Scallop Devices, Each With An Engraved Crest.
202mm High
Weight : 995 Grams
London 1748,
John Priest..

The Crest Likely To Be Of The Carthew Family.

Both Unmarked Sconces With Torn Collars, Armorials A Little Tired,
One With Slightly Pushed Nozzle Which Also Exhibits Small Piercings - See Images.

Candlesticks Of This Type, In Excellent Condition, Retail For Around $5,000, This Pair, On Account Of The Aforementioned Condition Issues, Has Been Significantly Reduced.
It Should Be Noted The Defects Are Only Visible On Close Scrutiny. Otherwise They Exhibit All The Characteristics Of Mid 18thC Georgian Cast Silver Candlesticks Including Visible Seams And Good Weight.

 

A Victorian Engraved Sterling Silver Vesta Case; Monogramed. Birmingham 1890,
Maker Not Traced.
A Few Dings, Crisp Action, Priced To Sell.
 

A Large Sterling Silver Display Basket With Fixed Beaded Edge Handle, Beaded Ovolo Rim And Pinched Pierced Oval Basket On Domed Circular Foot.
243mm Wide x 142mm Deep Pinched x 285mm High
Weight : 400 Grams
Birmingham 1915,
William Hutton & Sons Ltd.
A Perfect Accessory For The Bridal Table.

A Cased Set Of 6 Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons With Green Bean Terminals.
Birmingham 1933,
Arthur Price & Co. Ltd.
Good Condition.
 

An Attractive Victorian Small Cylindrical Ruby Glass Scent Bottle And Stopper
With Hinged Sterling Silver Cover Repousse With Scrollwork.
81mm High.
Chester 1898,
Possibly Hilliard & Thomason.
Good Condition.
 

A Particularly Attractive 19thC Chinese Silver Card Case Of Typical Rectangular Form With Slip On Cover,
The Whole Decorated In High Relief With Rockwork, Cherry Blossom,
A Seated Scholar And An Attendant Serving Tea; Central Shield Shape Cartouche Bearing Entwined Monograme.
Weight : 77 Grams.
Stamped Chinese Character Marks And Monograme For Luen Wo, Shanghai, Circa 1880.
Cover Fits Nice And Snugly, Excellent Condition With No Damage Or Repair Detected.
 

A Victorian Scottish Sterling Silver Decanter Label For "WHISKY" Of Rounded Plain Rectangular Form.
Weight : 10 Grams.
Edinburgh 1870
James & William Marshall.
Excellent Condition.
 

An Extensive Late 20thC Community Oneida Silver Plate Cutlery Canteen, Comprising:
12 Entrée/ BreadButter Knives
16 x Soup Spoons
12 x Fish Knives
12 x Fish Forks
12 x Dinner Knives
16 x Dinner Forks
16 x Dessert Spoons
16 x Dessert Forks
16 x Ice Cream Spoons
18 x Teaspoons
4 x Tablespoons
2 x Butter Knives
1 x Large Serving Fork
1 x 3 Piece Carving Set

Contained Within Crossbanded Walnut Fitted Box.

The Cutlery Excellent Condition, The Box With Minor Scuffs.
 

A Pair Of Faceted Glass Dressing Table Bottles With Screw On Sterling Silver Covers.
93mm High.
Stamped "925" And Various Other Marks, Perhaps American, Circa 1900.
Excellent Condition.
 

A George V Sterling Silver Purse With Suspension Chain And Fitted Leather Interior,
The Engine Turned Case With Blank Circular Escutcheon.
121mm Wide x 90mm Deep.
Weight : 119 Grams All In.
Birmingham 1915,
Maker's Mark Rubbed.
Good Condition, The Clasp A Little Tight.
 

A Cased Set Of 6 George V Sterling Silver Cake Forks.
Birmingham 1922,
Charles Wilkes.
Good Condition.
The Case With Retailers Marks For Stewart Dawsons.
 

A Cased Set Of 6 Mid Century Sterling Silver Cocktail Skewers With Polychrome Enamel Cockerel Terminals.
81mm Long.
Stamped "STERLING SILVER."
Possibly American, Circa 1955.
The Skewers In Excellent Condition, The Case A Bit Tired.
 

A Good Looking Elizabeth II Georgian Style Circular Coaster With Beaded Edge, Pierced Gothic Arch Gallery And Turned Wood Base With Blank Silver Boss.
125mm Diameter.
London 1993,
Mappin & Webb.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Rare George III Plain Oval Sterling Silver Tea Caddy With Urn Form Finial, Flat Lid, Flush Hinge, Lock And Engraved Armorial Of A Griffin Within A Leaf Framed Cartouche.
London 1784,
Charles Aldridge & Henry Green.
Good Clear Hallmarks.
Weight 365 Grams.
Crucially There Is No Damage To The Lock Or The Area Of Silver Surrounding The Lock - A Common Defect In Georgian Caddys.
 

Price: SOLD

An Extremely Decorative Set Of 4 Late Victorian Corinthian Column Candlesticks
With Detachable Sconces, Garland Wrapped Stems And Square Bases
With Further Garlands; Loaded.
190mm High x 95mm Square Base.
Sheffield 1898,
Atkin Brothers.
Very Clean Condition With Nominal Wear, Tidy Baized Bases,
Critically With Loaded Candelsticks They Are Not Pin Pricked
Or Worn Through At The High Points.

 

A Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoons; Monogramed "LLL"
Weight : 117 Grams
London Circa 1780,
Hester Bateman.
Stretched Bottom Marks, Makers Mark Clear, Rest Indecipherable,
Good Condition With Little Wear, One With Couple Of Small Dings To The Bowl, Excellent Colour.

 

A Charming Set Of 6 George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Teaspoons
Monogramed "RJ."
Weight : 73 Grams
No Date Mark, London Circa 1785,
Hester Bateman.
Excellent Condition, Nice Clear Marks.
 

A Nice Little Early 20thC White Metal Circular Eye Glass.
73mm Wide Across Handle x 41mm Diameter.
Not Marked, Circa 1900.
Good Condition.
 

 
A Gorgeous Little George III Cut Decagonal Glass Oil Bottle And Stopper With Silver Mount Featuring An Everted Shaped Rim.
126mm Highl.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition, The Mount Unmarked

A George IV Scottish Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Fish Slice With Pierced And Engraved Work.
Glasgow 1825,
D McDonald.
129 grams.

A George III Sterling Silver Waiter With Gadrooned Piecrust Rim And Stepped Pad Feet, The Centre Engraved With An Eagles Talon Armorial Device.
London 1766,
Thomas Hannam & John Carter.
Good Condition.
Weight : 284 Grams

A Small Pair Of Monogrammed Sterling Silver Circular Ashtrays.
Birmingham 1921,
Adie Brothers Ltd.
858mm Diameter,
Weight : 93 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

 

A Brilliant Pair Of Sterling Silver Old English Basting Spoons, Monogramed GJM.
London 1805,
Richard Crossley.
Weight : 251 Grams.
305mm Long.
An Exceptional Pair In Immaculate Condition - Look At The Bowl Tips, Not An Iota Of Wear After 210 Years! These Are Great For Buffet Style Meals - One For The Curry And One For The Rice.

A George III Early 19th Century Sterling Silver Rectangular Cream Jug With Acanthus Capped Handle, Generous Spout, Fluted Body And Ball Feet.
London 1814,
Thomas Holland II.

A George V Sterling Silver Onslow Pattern Salt Spoon.
Weight : 3 Grams
Sheffield 1923,
James Deakin & Sons.
Functional Good Condition.
 

An Early George V Sterling Silver Pencil Case Of Narrow Rectangular Form With Suspension Ring,
The Interior With Sterling Silver Mounted Pencil.
Birmingham 1915,
Edward Baker & Son.
Good Condition
 

An Early George V Sterling Silver Hinged Cigarette Holder Case Of Typical Tubular Form With Suspension Ring,
The Gilded Interior Wiith Plain Silver Mounted Amber Holder
London 1919,
William Vale & Sons.
Very Tidy Functional Condition.
 

A Small Edwardian Sterling Silver Hinged Purse Decorated In Relief With "Reynolds Angels"
Featuring A Suspension Chain And Plush Lined Interior.
80mm Wide x 50mm Deep.
Weight : 45 Grams All In
Birmingham 1911,
Clark & Sewell
Good Condition.

A Decorative Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Adam Revival Column Candlesticks With Detachable Sconces, Repousse Spiral Band Fruiting Oak Columns And Stepped Square Bases With Entwined Garlands Above Beaded Edges; Solid Loaded Bases
London 1899,
R&W Sorley,
Sorley Glasgow Retailers Marks.
42mm High,
Very Tidy And Without Wear To The High Points,
A Bonus To Have A Silver Base As Opposed To Your Typical Baize.
 

An Amusing Queen Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon Modelled As A Jockey's Hat.
Weight : 10 Grams
Sheffield 1997,
Hugh Crawshaw.
Excellent Condition
 

A George V Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon Modelled As A Hand.
Weight : 18 Grams
Sheffield 1943,
Thomas Bradbury & Sons.
Excellent Condition.

A Large And Decorative, Albeit Unpolished, Sterling Silver Picture Frame
With Arched Top And Channelled Sides.
275mm x 203mm
Birmingham 1911.
Many Defects Including Splits And Dings And Detached Easel; Cheap As Chips.
 

A Good George III 18thC Sterling Silver Salver With Ribbon Tied Beaded Rim And Raised Feet;
Engraved With An Armorial Device Of A Stag Within A Belt Tied Cartouche.
230mm Diameter.
London 1793
Weight : 511 Grams
William Fountain & Daniel Pontifex.
Excellent Condition, Very Satisfying Weight, Clear Marks.

A Late 19thC Anglo-Indian EPNS 4 Piece Tea Service With Ivory Heat Rings,
Flat Covers With Finials And Oviform Bodys Decorated In Relief With Signs Of The Zodiac.

Price: SOLD

A Sensational Pair Of George III Armorial Sterling Silver Tapering Cylindrical Mugs With Plain Handles And Ribbed Bands;
The Engraved Armorial Featuring A Clenched Fist Above Twisted Ribbon.
London 1790,
Joseph Thredder Or James Trender.
Weight : 528 Grams.
Fabulous Colour, Excellent Condition, Brilliant Restrained Shape, Pleasantly Weighty In The Hand, BADA Sticker.

 

A George III Sterling Silver Drum Mustard With Simple Scroll Handle, Shell Thumbpiece,
Cover Engraved With An Heraldic Device Of A Stag,
Gadrooned Edge And Slightly Bellied Body With Reeded Decoration; Original Blue Glass Liner.
Weight : 136 Grams Excluding Liner
London 1818,
William Bateman.
Good Colour, Good Condition With A Couple Of Minor Dings, The Stag A Little Polished.

 

A George III Sterling Silver Baluster Shape Caster With Wrythen Finial,
Pierced Domed Cover With Beaded Edge, Belly With Beaded Edge And Domed Base With Beaded Edge Circular Foot.
Weight : 86 Grams.
London 1780,
Hester Bateman.
Excellent Condition, Cover With Makers Mark And Lion Passant, Full Marks To Base.

 

A Good Looking George III Large Sterling Silver Helmet Shape Cream Jug With Reeded Handle And Edge, Bright Cut Engraved Rim, Escutcheon Monogramed "JWV" And Square Base.
145mm High To Top Of Handle.
Weight : 139 Grams.
London 1789,
Henry Chawner.
Excellent Condition With Very Clear Marks.
 

A Collectors Item : A Mid 18thC Century Sterling Silver Mote Spoon Of Typical Form With Rat Tail And Nicely Pierced And Gilded Bowl.
Weight : 7 Grams
Partial Stretched Bottom Marks, Probably Decipherable But Since The Shift Jackson Is Still Locked Away In A Carton Somewhere. I'm Saying London, Circa 1750-1760.
A Good Example.

The silver mote spoon (silver mote skimmer) is a type of spoon having a bowl with a pierced pattern of small holes, used to skim off floating particles of tea leaves and motes (tea dust) from a cup of tea. The handle is thin and tapering, with a sharpened point, sometimes said to assist with the blocking of straight spouts.

A George III Sterling Silver Bun Pepper With Slip On Cover, Pedestal Foot And Reeded Oval Base.
79mm High x 37mm Width Of Foot.
Weight : 40 Grams.
London 1796,
Henry Chawner & John Emes.
Excellent Condition, Clear Marks.
 

An Excellent Set Of 4 Early 20thC Wellington Made Sterling Silver Napkin Rings Of Plain Circular Form With Finely Beaded Rims; Monogramed "JHK."
Weight : 159 Grams.
Stamped "STERLING SILVER" And "WELLINGTON."
Circa 1900.
Weighty, Excellent Condition, Local Interest, Smart.

A Rare Small George III Sterling Silver Baluster Mug With Rolled Edge And Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle.
London 1785,
Samuel Merton II.
73mm High.
Weight : 75 Grams.
Quite A Few Dings, Pierced At The Bottom Of The Handle.

 

A Good Victorian Sterling Silver Propelling Pencil With Engine Turned And Scroll Work Barrel And Screw Cover Set With Monogrammed Agate.
Circa 1880.
Excellent Condition.

An Exquisite 19thC Small Eye Glass With Circular Mother-Of-Pearl Case And Silver Mounts.
39mm Diameter.
Unmarked, Circa 1840,
Possibly Continental.
Immaculate Condition.
 

A Small Edwardian Novelty Sterling Silver Pepper Shaker
Modelled As An Acorn With Slip On Pierced Cover.
25mm High.
Birmingham 1906.
A Few Small Dings, OK Condition.

 

A Late 19thC German Silver Hinged Shaped Oval Snuff Box,
The Cover With Repousse Flowering Foliage And Rococo Scrollwork.
69mm High x 52mm Wide x 25mm Deep.
Circa 1900.
Weight : 41 Grams.
Struck Once In The Base, The Cover With Heavy Oxidation Which I Suspect Disguises The Complete Hallmarks,
The Cover Only Opens About Two Thirds - I Wouldn't Force It Any Further.
 

A Smart Cased Pair Of Victorian EPNS Fish Servers, The Blade Engraved With A Fish Amongst Pierced And Engraved Scrolling Foliage, The Handles With Repousse Ornament.
The Knife 290mm Long
Stamped Mark For
William Wheatcroft Harrison, Sheffield, Circa 1890.
Excellent Condition.

A Decorative Early 20thC Indian Silver Oval Bowl With Pierced Everted Rim,
The Body Repousse With Various Trees And Animals Including Elephant, Tiger, Gazelle, Fox And Hares.
138mm Wide x 23mm Deep x 43mm High.
Weight : 106 Grams
Good Condition.
 

A Small Victorian Georgian Style Tapering Cylindrical Christening Mug
With Ribbed Bands And Plain Strap Handle; Monogrammed CBA.
64mm High
Weight : 97 Grams
London 1895,
Wakely & Wheeler.
Excellent Condition, Top London Maker, Good Quality.
 

A Most Stylish Art Deco Sterling Silver And Bakelite Pedestal Pepper Mill.
95mm High.
Birmingham 1948,
Adie Brothers Ltd.
Great Shape, Never Seen Deco Bakelite Mill Before,
Lovely Crisp Action, Good Clear Hallmarks.

A Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Sugar Nips With Scallop Shape Bowls.
Both Bowls Hallmarked - One With Lion Passant And One With The Makers Mark "IB"? Not Traced.
Weight : 25 grams

Price: SOLD