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A pair of early 19thC Continental silver campaign folding spoon & fork set.
Possibly French.
Circa 1820.

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 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 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.

A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Novelty Inkwell Fashioned As A Hinged Bullet; Baized.
Birmingham 1915,
Napper & Davenport.
Lacks Liner, A Few Small Dings.

A Pair Of George III Squat Chamber Candlesticks With Detatchable Sconces And Wide Circular Drip Pans.
145mm Diameter.
Circa 1800.
Good Condition

A Charming Pair Of Sterling Silver Salt Spoons With Amber Glass Mounted Scots Thistles.
Birmingham 1925
EM&Co Not Traced.
63mm Long.
Excellent Condition.

A Large Early 20thC Cypriot 800 Standard Circular Bowl On Raised Paw Feet, The Bowl Decorated With 3 Heraldic Panels - Lions On Shield, Double Headed Eagle With Crown And Sword With Shields Inscribed "Pour Lealte Maintenir" Or Vindicate Loyalty, A Motto Associated With The Lusignan Dynasty Of Cyprus Established By Peter 1, 1358-1369.
219mm Diameter x 107mm High.
The Rim Stamped "800" Together With Makers Device "SG."
Weight : 496 Grams.

An Unusual Early 20thC German Silver Gilt Broad Hat With Bow Brooch.
48mm Wide.
Stamped "Sterling Germany Handmade."
Weight : 17 Grams
Excellent Condition.

An Edwardian Sterlilng Silver Thimble, Size No. 8.
Chester 1903,
Probably Charles Horner.

A Most Elegant Pair Of Sterling Silver Jack In The Pulpit Specimen Vases With Wide Everted Rims And Slender Tapering Bodies With Circular Bases.
225mm High.
Birmingham 1901,
Elkington & Co. Ltd.
Weight : 336 Grams.
Fantastic Shape By A Top Maker - These Are Going To Look Really Good On A Dining Table.

An Edwardian Rectangular Cut Crystal Dressing Table Box With Sterling Silver Cover Decorated In Relief With "Reynold's Angels."
95mm Wide x 43mm Deep x 28mm High.
Birmingham 1907,
WJ Myatt & Co Ltd.
The Box With A Couple Of Footrim Chips.

An Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Armada Dish Of Typical Shape With Scattered Hallmarks To The Rim.
London 1989,
Asprey & Co.
Weight : 102 Grams
Additional "Asprey" Mark Under.
Nice And Weighty In The Hand, Excellent Condition.

Inspired By The Armada Service (alias Tudor Service) which is a set of more than 31 gilded silver dishes, dated between 1581 and 1601, formerly owned by Sir Christopher Harris (c. 1553–1625), MP, of Radford House in the parish of Plymstock in Devon, England. Twenty-six of these dishes are now in the collection of the British Museum in London.

An Edwardian Cylindrical Cut Crystal Dressing Table Jar With Sterling Silver Cover Decorated In Relief With "Reynold's Angels."
50mm Diameter x 54mm High.
Birmingham 1907,
William Devenport.
Excellent Condition.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Pin Tray Decorated In Relief With "Reynold's Angels."
95mm Wide x 64mm Deep.
Weight : 27 Grams
Birmingham 1904,
Maker L&W Not Identified.
Excellent Condition.

A George IV Sterling Silver Babies Rattle With Whistle Mouthpiece, Suspension Ring, Full Complement Of 6 Bells And Coral Teether.
137mm Long.
Birmingham 1830 (Possibly).
John Bettridge.
A Few Small Dings Here And There But Essentially Good Original Condition.

A Good George III Sterling Silver Toast Rack With 7 Demi Lune Heavy Wire Divisions, Monogramed Foliate Scroll Handle, Rectangualr Frame With Rounded Corners And Scroll Feet.
London 1815,
Benjamin Elkin,
Weight : 312 Grams
Weighty, Possible Old Repair To Divisions/Edge And Cross Stretcher, Presents Well , Very Slightly Mishaped Edge, Totally Stable - Sits Like A Rock, Good Original Unpolished Condition, Clear Marks.

An Unusual George V Sterling Silver Vesta Mounted With A 9 Carat Gold Monogramed Shield And Gold Flower Heads; The Shield Stamped "9CT."
Birmingham 1920,
Smith & Bartlam.
Excellent Condition.
Weight : 29 Grams

A Good Substantial And Weighty Late Victorian Sterling Silver Oval Tea Caddy With Hinged Domed Cover And Ebonised Finial, Gadrooned Edges And Lion Mask Handles With Loose Rings.
165mm Wide x 115mm Deep x 135mm High.
London 1898,
Thomas Bradbury & Sons.
Weight : 426 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

Price: SOLD

An Edwardian Triangular Sterling Silver Dressing Table Dish Decorated In Relief With "Reynold's Angels."
125mm Wide x 101mm Deep.
Weight : 48 Grams
Birmingham 1904
Maker S*E Not Identified.
Excellent Condition.

An Edwardian Shaped Oval Cut Crystal Dressing Table Box With Sterling Silver Cover Decorated In Relief With "Reynold's Angels."
138mm Wide x 63mm Deep x 44mm High.
Sheffield 1901,
Walker & Hall.
Excellent Condition.

A Small Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Oval Dish With Scalloped Rim.
79mm Wide x 62mm Deep.
London 1978,
Maker JDS Not Identified.
Weight : 28 Grams
Excellent Condition.

A George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Old English Mustard Spoon With Gilded Bowl; Monogramed "AW."
London 1808,
William Eley, Fearn & Chawner.
Weight :
Excellent Condition.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Novelty Pepper Shaker Modelled As An Acorn With Slip On Cover; Gilded Interior.
Birmingham 1907,
Smith And Bartlam,
Weight : 6 Grams
37mm High.
Tiny Ding To Base, All In All Pretty Good Condition.

Price: SOLD

An Attractive 20thC Charles II Style EPNS Small Hinged Tankard With Thumbpiece And Single Scroll Handle.
77mm High.
Marked Under "Reproduction Of Charels II Tankard" And "Made In England For S Wyler Inc New York City."
Good Condition.

Price: SOLD

A Graduated Pair Of Edwardian Faceted Cylindrical Glass Dressing Table Jars With Plain Slip On Sterling Silver Covers.
London 1903.
Wolfsky & Co.
160 & 126mm High.
Good Condition
 

A Mid 20thC NZ Interest Silver Plated Caddy Spoon, The Bowl Set With A 1950 Penny And The Handle With A 1957 Threepence.
71mm Long.
Excellent Condition.

Price: SOLD

An Edwardian Throne Of Scone.
London 1901,
Cornelius Desormeaux & James Frances Hollings.
Weight : 24 Grams
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 Victorian Engraved Sterling Silver Hinged Dance Card Case With Ivory Boards On Chain With Silver Propelling Pencil.
62mm x 31mm.
Birmingham 1854,
Alfred Taylor.
The Pencil Not Marked.
Good Condition.

Price: SOLD

A Pair Of Edwardian Conical Glass Whisky Tots With Star Cut Bases, Handles And Sterling Silver Mounts And Hinged Lids; Both With Sterling Silver Whisky Labels.
Both Stamped "Udall & Ballou Sterling," One Label Stamped "Sterling," The Other Hallmarked For London 1911.
114mm High To Top Of Thumbpiece.
Excellent Condition.

Usall & Ballou, 1888, founded in New York was one of the finest New York jewellers of the early 20th Century. In its advertisements, they mentioned locations in Palm Beach, Florida; on Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island; and at rue Lafayette, Paris. The company also maintained a location on Fifth Avenue in New York.
 

A Gorgeous Pair Of Edwardian Sterling Silver Pierced Demi Lune Napkin Rings With Beaded Edges And Polychrome Enamelled Butterflys.
Weight : 59 Grams
Birmingham 1908,
James Fenton & Co.
Excellent Condition, Never Been Engraved, Clear Marks.

An Immaculate Cased Set Of Early 20thC New Zealand Sterling Silver And Pounamu Teaspoons Stamped "Sterling Silver" Together With "STG;" The Case Marked For Stewart Dawson & Co (NZ) Ltd.

A Cased Set Of 6 Australian Hammered Sterling Silver Arts And Crafts Teaspoons.
Stamped "Sterling" and "Sargisons" Marks, the case "Sargisons Hobart Tasmania."

An Early 20thC Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Napkin Ring With Regularly Spaced Raised Flowerheads.
Weight : 31 Grams
Birmingham 1923
AE Jones.
Excellent Condition, Uninscribed.

Albert E. Jones (1870-1954) studied at the Central school of Arts and Crafts, Birmingham under Edward Taylor and later worked as a Guildman at the Birmingham Guild of Handicrafts. In 1902 he started his business in Windmill Street and then acquired the firm of Jason and Birkett. and its famous trade mark of St. Dunstan. A.E. Jones died in 1954 and the firm was managed by his wife, Adeline Nellie, until 1958 when his son Kennet Crisp Jones took over the business. Later the firm purchased Townshend Ltd and Lanson Ltd.

A Most Stylish Pair Of Edwardian Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Napkin Rings With Regularly Spaced Raised Bosses
Weight : 82 Grams
London 1905,
George Jackson & David Fullerton.
Heavy In The Hand, Excellent Condition, Clear Marks

A Good Late 19thC German, Hanau, Sterling Silver Snuff Box Of Rococo Scroll Shape, The Hinged Cover Decorated In Relief With Characters Of Classical Inspiration, Possibly Derived From An Old Master Painting, Featuring A Scantily Draped Lady And A Soldier About To Unsheath His Sword.
Berthold Muller Marks,
Circa 1890.
Weight : 105 Grams.
89mm x 79mm.
Excellent Condition.
 

Price: SOLD

A Cracker Large Late Victorian Gents Glass Hip Flask With Crocodile Skin And Sterling Silver Cover And Cup, The Cover With Hinged And Thread Action, The Neck Stamped With "Provl Patent;" Monogramed "MR."
Sheffield 1898,
Cooper Brothers.
The Skin A Little Patchy In Colour, Otherwise Excellent Condition. For The Man Who Has Everything.

A 20thC Sterling Silver Novelty Vesta Case Modelled As A Plump Pig On Squate Legs, The Hinged Head Forming The Cover.
61mm Long.
Stamped 925 Inside Together With Unidentified Hallmark To The Neck.
Excellent Condition.

An Interesting Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Baluster Pepper Shakers With Finials, Pierced Slip On Covers And Relief Ornament Of Signs Of The Zodiac.
London 1868,
George Fox.
102mm High.
Weight : 136 Grams
Excellent Condition, Clearly Marked To Both Cover And Base, Not Lightweight.

An Excellent Set Of 6 Mid 20thC Ashberry Cased "Bone" Handle Stainless Steel Table Knives Marked "Philip Ashberry & Sons Sheffield England"
The Case In Good Condition, The Knives In Pristine Condition Retaining Their Grease Proof Paper Sleeves.

A Victorian Taxidermy Memento Of A Favourite Horse - An EPNS Mounted Hoof Table Snuff Box, Monogramed, The Mount With Hinge And Texture, The Base With Iron Shoe.
125mm Wide x 101mm Deep x 72mm High

Price: SOLD

A Stylish Art Deco Sterling Silver Octagonal Cream Jug With Generous Spout And Plain Handle With Thumb Piece; Monogramed "J."
Birmingham 1932,
William Suckling Ltd.
Weight : 132 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

An Edwardian Pierced Rectangular Sterling Silver Mustard Pot With Hinged Cover, Shell Thumbpiece, Ball Feet And Blue Glass Liner.
71mm Wide Across Handle x 53mm High To Thumbpiece.
Birmingham 1901,
Samuel Walton Smith.
Weight : 47 Grams Excluding Liner.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Georgian Scottish Silver Entwined Luckenbooth Brooch, Engraved To Reverse Miss Janet McInnes
Makers Mark Only WB Struck Twice.
Probably Aberdeen Circa 1800,
William Byres.
60mm x 45mm
Small Damage At Clasp And Also Minor Loss To Reverse Of Top.

A Good Large Georgian Style Sterling Silver 2 Handle Circular Sugar Bowl With Gadrooned Edge, Acanthus Capped Scroll Handles And Squat Circular Feet.
London 1928,
Catchpole & Williams.
Weight : 269 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

A Totally Gorgeous, Small And Elegant George III Sheffield Plate Helmet Shape Cream Jug With Ribbed Handle And Rim, Acanthus Terminal, Pedestal Foot And Slightly Domed Circular Foot.
Circa 1780.
The Base Monogramed AD.
Seam Line Apparent, Excellent Condition, Charming In The Extreme.

A Early/Mid Century Australian Cased Set Of 6 Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons, The Pierced Terminals Set With Opals.
Stamped "Sterling Silver."
The Case Bearing Label For Prouds Of Sydney.
Circa 1940.
The Spoons In Excellent Condition, The Case Functional But A Bit Shabby.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Thimble, Size 6 Which Is A Mystery To Me Because Sizes 9 And 10 I Purchased From The Same Collection Are Smaller.
Chester 1902,
Charles Horner.
Excellent Condition.

A Silver Thimble With Applied Wirework And Tendril Ornament.
Stamped "2," Probably Continental, Circa 1900

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Circular Stud Box And Slip On Cover With Green Stone Cabochon.
London 1903,
Charles Asprey And George Asprey, With Further Asprey Retailers Marks.
60mm Diameter
Weight : 40 Grams
Asprey, founded in 1781 by William Asprey, was originally based in Mitcham, Surrey until the company moved into its current New Bond Street premises.

From its central London location, Asprey advertised ‘articles of exclusive design and high quality', whether for personal adornment or personal accompaniment and to endow with richness and beauty the table and homes of people of refinement and discernment.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Babies Rattle Formed As A Pierced Sphere With 4 Rattles And Circular Ivory Teething Ring.
Birmingham 1907,
Crisford & Norris.
Approximately 65mm Across.
Good Condition.

A Spectacular Pair Of Victorian Campana Shape EPNS 2 Handle Wine Coolers With Original Liners, Applied Reeded Foliate Rims, Acanthus Handle Terminals, Cast High Relief Acanthus Lower Halves And Circular Reeded Foliate Bases.
254mm High.
Circa 1900.
Quality, Large, Weighty And Really Decorative.
Excellent Condition.

A Gorgeous George V Sterling Silver Engine Turned Case With Rose Gold Clasp And Flush Hinge.
Birmingham 1935,
William Neale & Sons Ltd.
Weight : 87 Grams
Too Small For Fags, Might Be OK For Small Cards, Pills? Whatever A Gorgeous Small Sophisticated Silver Case

A George II Sterling Silver Salver With Cast Shell And Pie Crust Rim On 3 Hoof Feet.
London 1758,
Ebenezer Coker.
260mm Diameter.
Weight : 615 Grams.
One Tiny Ding, Otherwise In Excellent Condition Feeling Nice And Weighty In The Hand.

A Plain George V Sterling Silver Quaich Of Conventional Form.
Jubilee Mark,
London 1934,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
Weight : 149 Grams

A Sleek Sterling Silver Card Case With Sprung Cover And Chain.
Birmingham 1910
                                                                             
                                          

A Good Victorian Georgian Style Sterling Silver Baluster Mug With Acanthus Capped Beaded Double Scroll Handle And Beaded Edge Footrim, The Interior Gilded.
London 1876,
John, Edward, Walter And John Barnard.
Weight : 388 Grams.
Excellent Condition, Nice And Weighty In The Hand, The Perfect Present For The Man With Everything.

A Small Early 20thC Sterling Silver Mounted Brush With Blank Oval Cartouche And Scrolling Foliage.
49mm Long.
Probably Birmingham 1912.
Good Condition.

A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Table Cigarette Box With Cedar Lining And A Disc To The Top Monogramed "P."
London 1914,
Horace Woodward & Co Ltd.
116mm Wide x 90mm Deep x 51mm High.
A Ding To The Back Corner And Front Edge, Otherwise OK Condition, Nice And Weighty In The Hand.

A George III Sterlling Silver Egg Shape Nutmeg Grater Unscrewing To Reveal A Lift Out Stelel Grater; Monogramed "MIK."
London 1793,
Samuel Meriton.
36mm Long.
Weight : 18 Grams
Excellent Condition, Screws Nice And Evenly, Very Clear Hallmarks.
Before You Bleat About The Price For Such A Trifle Let Me Remind You A Similar Item In An English Provincial Auction Room Well Set You Back About 300 Quid, About 5-600 Quid From A Specialist Dealer. This Grater Is Very Competitively Priced

A Set Of 12 late Victorian Sterling Silver And Mother Of Pearl Fruit Knives And Forks.
Sheffield 1898,
Maker WB Not Traced.
Good Condition.
24 Pieces

Price: SOLD

A Turn Of The Century Cut Crystal Oviform Scent Bottle With Sterling Silver Collar, Faceted Stopper And Slip On Sterling Silver Cover.
124mm High.
Birmingham, Probably 1910,
Samuel M Levi.
Full Marks To Collar, A Little Rubbed, Partial Marks To Cover.
Good Condition

Price: SOLD

Price: SOLD

Price: SOLD

A Cased Set Of 6 "Bone" Handle And Stainless Steel Entree Knives Bearing Makers Mark For "B&J Sippel Ltd Sheffield England."
Circa 1950.
Excellent Condition, The Case A Bit Distressed.

A Cased Set Of 6 "Bone" Handle And Stainless Steel Table Knives Bearing Makers Mark For "B&J Sippel Ltd Sheffield England."
Circa 1950.
Excellent Condition, The Case A Bit Distressed.

An Early 20thC English EPNS Caddy Spoon With Thread Handle; Bears Device Of "Eureka ET&S" For William Tay & Sons, Birmingham.
89mm Long.
Good Condition.

A Pleasing Hand Wrought Arts And Crafts Sterling Silver Two Handle Circular Bowl On Raised Pad Feet.
85mm Diameter Excluding Handles.
Birmingham 1926,
AE Jones.
Numbered 834 With Winder Windermere Retailers Mark.
Weight : 61 Grams
Excellent Condition

A Much Respected Silversmith, Albert E. Jones (1870-1954) studied at the Central school of Arts and Crafts, Birmingham under Edward Taylor and later worked as a Guildman at the Birmingham Guild of Handicrafts. In 1902 he started his business in Windmill Street and then acquired the firm of Jason and Birkett. and its famous trade mark of St. Dunstan. A.E. Jones died in 1954 and the firm was managed by his wife, Adeline Nellie, until 1958 when his son Kennet Crisp Jones took over the business. Later the firm purchased Townshend Ltd and Lanson Ltd.

Price: SOLD

A Charming Victorian EPNS Novelty Spoon Warmer Modelled As A Hob Nail Boot With Hinged Cover.
Birmingham Circa 1880,
Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton.
Approx 175mm Wide x 83mm High.
Excellent Condition.

A Cased Set Of 6 1920's "Bone" Handle Table And Entrée Knives With Rectangular Handles, The Blades Marked
"Robt S Mosley Ltd Sheffield."
Excellent Condition, The Best Shape, Sit Well With Georgian Silver Forks And Spoons. The Case A Bit Distressed

A Cased Set Of 6 "Bone" Handle Stainless Steel Table Knives Bearing Makers Mark For "Philiip Ashberry And Sons Sheffield England."
Circa 1950.
Excellent Condition, The Case A Bit Distressed.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Small Match Box Holder Decorated With "Reynolds Angels."
Birmingham 1903,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
27mm x 41mm
Good Condition.

A Good Looking Pair Of Edwardian EPNS Coasters With Reeded Wavy Edge Rims, Pierced Sides And Baized Turned Wooden Bases With Silver Bosses.
128mm Diameter x 74mm High
Excellent Condition

A William IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Soup Ladle With Engraved Crest Of A Horn Of Plenty And A Motto On An Unfurled Ribbon "Cura Et Industria" - Care And Industry.
Weight : 299 Grams
London 1833,
William Eaton.
This Is The Crest Of The Walker Clan.
Excellent Condition, Very Thick Gauge, This Weighs A Whopping 299 Grams - Very Weighty In The Hand.

A Pair Of Victorian Square Section Thick Walled Glass Inkwells With Engraved Slip On Sterling Silver Covers; Monogramed.
50mm Square x 50mm High
London 1859,
William Neal
Retailers Marks For Mechi & Bazin.
Good Condition, The Glass Rims Ground, Nice And Weighty In The Hand

An Art Nouveau Small Sterling Silver Pill Box With Slip On Maiden Head Cover And Gilded Interior.
Birmingham 1903,
Maker A&FT Not Traced.
Excellent Condition.
Weight : 10 Grams

A New Zealand Arts And Crafts Hand Wrought Sterling Silver Jam Spoon With Rat Tail And Pierced Handle; The Reverse Stamped With The Devices Of Alfred Charles Atkinson.
151mm Long.
Weight : 29 Grams.
Circa 1920-30.

A Small Early 20thC "Reynolds Angels" Sterling Silver Mounted Nail Buff.
Chester 1912,
Joseph & Richard Griffin.
69mm Wide.
Excellent Condition.

A Stylish George V Sterling Silver And Pink Enamel Jewellery Box With Bold Straight Side Art Deco Shape, Engine Turning, Bevelled Edge, Pad Feet And Hinged Cover Revealing A Pleated Plush Lined And Mock Mother-Of-Pearl Interior.
Birmingham 1937,
David Moss & Co.
132mm Wide x 80mm Deep x 45mm High.
Weight : 215 Grams All In
Excellent Conditon, The Plush Interior A Little Stained.

A Pair Of New Zealand Colonial Sterling Silver And Pounamu Knife Rests With Pounamu Bars And Silver Ends Featuring The Letters "NZ" Decorated With Leaves And Flowerheads.
81mm Wide x 38mm High.
Both Rests Stamped "St Silver," "F Grady" And "RD 97."
Excellent Condition.
A Similar But Not Identical Pair Is Illustrated In Shepherd, Page 35

Price: SOLD

A Victorian Silver Crown, Dated 1895. We Are Not Coin Dealers, We Would Describe This Coin As Being In Good Circulated Condition

A Large George V Early 20th Sterling Silver Hinged Rectangular Table Cigarette Box, Cedar Lined And Monogramed "R."
Birmingham 1914.
227mm x 142mm x 68mm
Weight : 1321 Grams All In.
Pretty Good Condition, A Few Small Minor Dings, The Cedar Lining Lacking Partitions.
 

A Faceted Circular Glass Rouge Pot With Slip On Sterling Silver Cover.
Birmingham 1918,
William Vale & Sons.
29mm Diameter.
Good Condition.

Price: SOLD

A Set Of 6 Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Egg Spoons With Gilded Bowls.
London 1850,
3 x James Wintle,
3 x Elizabeth Eaton.
Weigth : 107 Grams
Excellent Condition.

A Delightful George V Sterling Silver Pickle Fork With Mother Of Pearl Handle.
134mm Long.
Birmingham 1915.

Price: SOLD

A Pair Of Edwardian EPNS Corinthian Column Candlesticks With Detachable Sconces And Stepped Square Bases.
196mm High.

An Excellent Victorian Thick Walled Rectangular Glass Traveller's Inkwell With Star Cut Base And Sterling Silver Engine Turned Mount Featuring A Thread And Screw Hinged Cover; Monogramed.
London 1863,
Maker GB Not Traced,
Additional Retailers Marks For "Lund Cornhill London."
A Most Satisfying Weight In The Hand, Excellent Condition. Quality Piece.

A Good Small Engine Turned Rectangular Picture Frame With Ebonised Easel.
Birmingham 1964,
Sanders & Mackenzie.
90mm x 63mm
 

A Late Victorian Cut Spherical Glass Scent Bottle With Screw On Sterling Silver Cover And Internal Stopper.
Chester 1898,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
110mm High.
Good Condition
 

A Small Edwardian Sterling Silver Heart Shape Hinged Pill Box With Repousse Scrollwork.
Birmingham 1905,
Henry Mathews.
39mm x 33mm
Weight : 17 Grams.
Excellent Condition With Good Clear Marks And Crisp Action.
 

A Very Nice Victorian Solid Sterling Silver Pear Shape Scent Bottle And Screw On Cover, The Whole With Elaborate Repousse Work Of Scrolling Foliage And Stiff Leaves; Monogramed "EH" Within An Oval Cartouche.
Birmingham 1887,
S Blankensee & Son Ltd.
Weight : 29 Grams
 

A Very Nice Victorian Sterling Silver Glass Lined Cylindrical Scent Bottle And Screw On Cover With Elaborate All Over Repousse Decoration Of Scrolling Foliage.
Birmingham 1902,
JH Williams.
80mm High.
Weight : 74 Grams All In.
Not Bad Conditon, The Cover A Bit Pushed, The Seam Split A Little.

A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Mounted Smelling Salts Bottle, The Stopper With Silver Knob.
Charles Mappin,
London 1914.
67mm High.
 

A George V Sterling Silver And Tortoiseshell Dressing Table Jar With Inlaid Piquet Scrolling Harebell Ornament And Cut Crystal Ovifrom Body.
Birmingham 1922,
Walker & Hall.
85mm High x 109mm Diameter
Good Condition.
 

A Most Elegant Pair Of George III Sheffield Plate Candlesticks With Beaded Edge Rims, Relief Stiff Leaf Ornament And Loaded Oval Bases.
202mm High.
Circa 1790.
Very Nice Patinated Condition With Copper Bleeding.

A William IV Sterling Silver Pear Shape Cream Jug With Acanthus Capped Scroll Handle Featuring Shell Terminal And Applied Tendril Rim; The 6 Panel Body Engraved With Scrollwork, The Front Panel Featuring An Armorial Device Of Unicorn And Crown.
London 1833,
Paul Storr
Together With Marks For
"Storr & Mortimer."
Weight : 210 Grams
Paul Storr was England's most celebrated silversmith during the first half of the nineteenth century and his legacy lives on today. His pieces historically and currently adorn royal palaces and the finest stately homes throughout Europe and the world. Storr's reputation rests on his mastery of the grandiose neo-Classical style developed in the Regency period. He quickly became the most prominent silversmith of the nineteenth century, producing much of the silver purchased by King George III and King George IV. Storr entered his first mark in the first part of 1792, which reflects his short-lived partnership with William Frisbee. Soon after, he began to use his PS mark, which he maintained throughout his career with only minor changes. His first major work was a gold font commissioned by the Duke of Portland in 1797 and in 1799 he created the "Battle of the Nile Cup" for presentation to Lord Nelson.

Much of Storr's success was due to the influence of Philip Rundell, of the popular silver retailing firm, Rundell, Bridge and Rundell.[3] Rundell's firm nearly monopolized the early nineteenth-century market for superior silver and obtained the Royal Warrant in 1806. This shrewd businessman realised the talent of Paul Storr and began pursuing him in 1803, however it was not until 1807 that Storr finally joined the firm.[4] After many years of working for Rundell, Storr realised he had lost much of his artistic freedom and by 1819 he left the firm to open his own shop, turning his attentions towards more naturalistic designs and soon began enjoying the patronage he desired. After only a few years of independence, Storr realised he needed a centralised retail location and partnered with John Mortimer, founding Storr and Mortimer in 1822 on New Bond Street.

A Long Victorian Sterling Silver Graduated Link Watch Chain With Sliding And Swivelling Faceted Amethyst Fob; Each Link Individually Hallmarked, The Fob Not Hallmarked.
638mm Long - Perfect Necklace Length.
Weight : 68 Grams All In

An Edwardian Faceted Oval Glass Dressing Table Jar With Plain Slip On Sterling Silver Cover.
London 1903,
James A Jacobs & Co.
62mm Wide x 89mm High.
Good Condition
 

A Stylish Pair Of Edwardian Silver Candlesticks With Fixed Octagonal Sconces, Octagonal Stems And Stepped Square Loaded Bases With Chamfered Corners And Blue Baize Under.
Sheffield 1906,
James Dixon & Sons.
209mm High.
Excellent Condition

A Good George III Sterling Silver Pierced Drum Shape Mustard With Blue Glass Liner, Slightly Domed Cover With Foliate Work And Ball Finial, Beaded Scroll Handle, Pierced Body With Scrolling Foliage About A Monogramed Rococo Cartouoche And Everted Gadrooned Base.
London 1787,
Henry Greenaway.
Excellent Condtion, The Blue Glass Liner With A Tiny Base Chip.
Weight : 164 Grams

An Edwardian Georgian Style Sterlilng Silver Sauce Boat With Cut Rim, Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle And Pad Feet With Shell Terminals.
London 1906,
Walter, John, Michael, Stanley Barnard.
182mm Wide.
Weight : 249 Grams
Excellent Condition, Good Weighty Gauge, Clear Marks.

Price: SOLD

Price: SOLD

An Edwardian Hob Nail Cut Rectangular Dressing Table Hair Clip Box With Slip On Sterling Silver Cover.
Marks Rubbed, Circa 1905.
83mm Wide x 31mm Deep x 28mm High.
 

A Late Victorian Hob Nail Cut Cylindrical Glass Dressing Table Jar With Repousse Slip On Sterling Silver Cover; Monogramed.
Birminghan 1898,
Lucas & Co.
60mm Diameter x 77mm High.
Good Condition
 

Price: SOLD

A Most Attractive Early 19thC Sheffield Plate Coaster With Everted Rim, Slightly Lobed Side And Turned Wood Base With Central Boss.
160mm Diameter.
Circa 1810.
Great Condition With Copper Bleeding.

A Small Late Victorian Deep Cut Circular Section Rouge Pot With Slip On Repousse Sterling Silver Cover.
Birmingham 1897,
Lucas & Co.
54mm Diameter x 43mm High.
Good Condition.

A Small Late 19th Glass Shaped Hip Flask With EPNS Bayonet Cover.
92mm Wide x 82mm High.

A Charming Victorian EPNS Babies Rattle Formed As A Plump Standing Baby With Ribbon Tied Midriff; Composition Teething Ring.
Stamped EPNS.
113mm Across.
Excellent Used Condition.

An Edwardian Oval Faceted Glass Dressing Table Jar With Hammered Sterling Silver Slip On Cover; Monogrammed "CC."
London 1903,
Charles Henry Dumenil.
96mm High.

An Edwardian Hammered Sterling Silver Hand Mirror; Monogramed "CC."
London 1903,
Charles Henry Dumenil.
267mm Long.
A Tiny Chip To The Bevelled Edge, Otherwise Good Condition.

A pair of George III sterling silver scissor-type sugar nips with plain legs and shell grips.
The bowls partially hallmarked. Maker possibly I.R.
Circa 1775.

Price: SOLD

A George II Sterling Silver Half Pint Baluster Mug With Rolled Rim And Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle.
London 1752,
John Swift.
104mm High.
Good Condition
Weight : 215 Grams

A Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoons; Monogramed PEE.
London 1817,
William Bateman.
Excellent Condition.
Weight : 117 Grams

A Pair Of Victorian Cauldron Salts With Gadrooned Rims, Foliate Ornament, Blank Cartouches, Pad Feet And Blue Glass Liners.
London 1871,
Henry Holland.
68mm Diameter.
Weight : 116 Grams Excluding Liners.
Good Condition, Clear Marks, Tarnished Interiors.

A George III Sterling Silver Helmet Shape Cream Jug With High Loop Handle, Applied Reeded Rim, Pedestal Base And Square Foot, Engraved With Garlands Around A Vacant Shield Shape Cartouche.
London 1793,
Peter & Ann Bateman.
Excellent Condition.
Weight : 105 Grams

An Interesting Late Victorian Sterling Silver Oval Hinged Mustard Pot With Thumbpiece, Engraved Presentation Inscription "Presented By The Ward Room Officers HMS Challenger 1904-1906 Wellesley Club" And Replacement Sterling Silver Liner.
Chester 1893,
John & William Deakin,
The Liner Stamped "FG Stg Silver" Together With Crown And Anchor Marks For Frank Grady, Wellington.
74mm Wide Excluding Handle.
Weight : 183 Grams

Challenger was commissioned on 30 May 1904, and commenced duty on the Australia Station.[3] She was paid off into reserve on 10 October 1912 before recommissioning during the First World War. She initially served as part of the Ninth Cruiser Squadron off West Africa before serving in East African waters. She was sold in 1920 and was broken up for scrap.

Presumably Presented To The Wellesly Club In Wellington When Docked Here. 
 

A Good And Rare English Art Nouveau Sterling Silver And Blue Enamel Picture Frame With Oak Easel And Mount, The Curvilinear Spandrels Blue Enamelled Around A Circular Aperture.
Birmingham 1905,
AE Goodby & Son.
112mm x 112mm.
Excellent Condition

A Plain Edwardian Sterling Silver Small Tapering Cylindrical Christening Mug With Plain Loop Handle.
Birmingham 1910,
Jones And Crompton.
72mm High.
Weight : 61 Grams.
Not Bad Condition, A Few Wrinkles And Dings.
 

A Stylish George V Sterling Silver And Pink Enamel Small Dressing Table Jar With , Engine Turning, Bevelled Edge And Oviform Cut Crystal Body.
Birmingham 1937,
David Moss & Co.
42mm High x 58mm Wide.
Excellent Conditon.   

A Small Edwardian Sterling Silver Specimen Vase With Shaped Rim, Trumpet Stem And Circular Foot.
Birmingham 1907,
Samuel M Levi.
87mm High.
Good Condition.

A Glorious George II Sterling Silver Pint Baluster Mug With Rolled Rim, Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle And Contemporary Monogram For PMG.
London 1758,
John Swift.
Weight : 413 Grams.
127mm High.
Excellent Condition With Great Colour And Clear Marks.

A Good Georgian Style Sterling Silver Ocatagonal Baluster Castor With Finial, Pierced Cover And Octagonal Base.
Sheffield 1963,
Edward Viner.
166mm High.
Weight : 145 Grams.
Excellent Condition
 

An Exceptional George II Sterling Silver Vase Shape Caster With Knop Finial, High Domed Cover Pierced With Alternating Panels Of Diaper And Scrollwok, Girdle And Domed Circular Foot.
London 1735
Samuel Welder.
186cm High.
Weight : 367 Grams.
Full Hallmarks To Base, Makers Mark Struck 3 Times To The Cover.
A Caster Of Exceptional Quality And Weight.
 

A George II Sterling Silver Half Pint Baluster Mug With Rolled Rim And Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle.
London 1752,
John Swift.
104mm High.
Good Condition
Weight : 215 Grams

A Good Pair Of Small Elizabeth II Engine Turned Rectangular Photo Frames With Oak Easels.
Birmingham 1973,
Sanders & Mackenzie.
88mm x 62mm.
Excellent Condition

An Attractive Pair Of Mid 20thC Engine Turned Rectangular Silver Picture Frames With Oak Easels.
Stamped "Silver" With Other Not Deciphered Marks.
Circa 1950.

A Large And Impressive 20thC Circular EP On Copper Shallow Bowl With Cast Rim, Pierced Edge And All Over Engraved Foliage.
412mm Diameter.

An Art Nouveau EPNS Belt With Pierced Curvilinear Foliate Links; Stamped "Patent."
Circa 1900.
Total Length 712mm - For A Very Narrow Waist!
Excellent Condition.

An Excellent Victorian Sterling Silver Leather Cased Card Case With All Over Interlaced Repeating Flowerheads.
Birmingham 1867,
Probably Nathaniel Mills.
Weight : 66 Grams.
Excellent Condtion.

Nathaniel Mills & Sons were 19th century Birmingham silversmiths who excelled in the making of silver boxes, vinaigrettes, snuff boxes and card cases.

Nathaniel Mills (1746–1840) was succeeded by his sons Nathaniel, William and Thomas and most of the pieces made between 1840 and 1853 were made by William or Thomas, who were partners in the firm.
 

A Handsome And Capacious George III Sterling Silver Helmet Shape Cream Jug With Reeded Edge And Handle, Engraved Armorial Device And Square Base.
London 1794,
Probably William Potter.
Weight : 176 Grams.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Glorious George II Sterling Silver Pint Baluster Mug With Rolled Rim And Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle.
London 1752,
Thomas Whipham.
Weight : 441 Grams.
127mm High.
Excellent Condition, Brilliant Low Slung Belly, Great Colour, A Mug For The Conoisseur.

A Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon With Scallop Shape Bowl And Fluted Handle With Onslow Type Terminal.
73mm Long.
Not Marked, Monogramed To Back Of Handle, Repair To Junction Of Bowl And Handle.

A Stylish George V Sterling Silver And Pink Enamel Hand Mirror With Bold Straight Side Art Deco Shape, Engine Turning, Bevelled Edge And Long Handle.
Birmingham 1936,
David Moss & Co.
315mm Wide.
Excellent Condition.
 

Price: SOLD

A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Hinged Rectangular Table Cigarette Box, Cedar Lined And Monogramed.
Birmingham 1918,
H Matthews.
Weight : 261 Grams All In.
142mm x 88mm x 45mm
Good Condition With A Few Small Minor Dings.

A Good Large Edwardian Sterling Silver Pin Cushion Modelled As A Shoe With Wooden Sole.
Chester 1910,
S Blankensee & Sons Ltd.
127mm Long.
Weight : 114 Grams All In.
The Silver In Very Good Condition, The Cushion Could Be Replaced And The Laces Are Lacking.
 

A Very Rare Small Sterling Silver Hip Flask With Novelty Hammered Golf Ball Cover With Bayonet Fitting.
London 1892,
Alfred Clark.
122mm x 69mm
Retailers Mark To Base.
Marks A Little Rubbed, Otherwise Tidy Condition.
Weight : 95 Grams

An Attractive Pair Of Queen Elizabeth II Plain Rectangular Sterling Silver Photo Frames With Slip Lined Faces And Blue Velvet Backs..
203mm x 157mm.
Sheffield 1993,
R Carr Ltd.
Excellent Condition

A Victorian Circular EPNS Stud Box With Domed Slip On Cover.
56mm Diameter.

An Early 20thC Plated Silver Scallop Shape Stud Box With Hinged Cover.
73mm Wide x 65mm Deep x 25mm High.

An Early 20thC Sterling Silver "Reynolds Angels" Mirror With Typical Decoration Of Winged Angels.
Birmingham 1912,
Probably William Neal Ltd.
282mm Wide.
Three Noses Holed, A Few Small Dings Here And There, Overall Pretty Good Condition.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver "Reynolds Angels" Mirror With Typical Decoration Of Winged Angels.
Birmingham 1905,
Probably William Neal Ltd.
252mm Wide.
One Nose Holed, A Few Small Dings Here And There, Overall Pretty Good Condition.

A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Hand Mirror With Shaped Partially Beaded Edge.
Birmingham 1915,
William Davenport.
250mm Wide.
Good Condition.
 

A George V Sterling Silver Hand Mirror With Bevelled Edge And Entwined Monogram - "CSI?"
Birmingham 1922,
Makers Marks Rubbed
266mm Wide.
Pretty Good Condition, Couple Of Minor Dings.
 

A Large Late Victorian Spherical Cut Crystal Scent Bottle With Faceted Shoulder And Hinged Sterling Silver Cover Decorated In High Relief With A Mask, Bird, Foliage And Scrollwork; Monogramed.
Chester 1900,
William Neale.
A Small Wrinkle To The Silver At The Neck Otherwise Excellent Condition.

A George V Sterling Silver Cased Travellers Clock With Hinged Cover And Hinged Thumb Wind Clock.
Birmingham 1919,
Synyer & Beddoes.
The Clock Keeping Good Time, Overall Tidy Condition.
 

An Early George V Early 20thC Desk Clock With.Engine Turned Goliath Sterling Silver And Leather Case, 8 Day Thumb Wind Goliath Pocket Watch By Edward Of Glasgow With White Enamel Dial, Roman Numerals And Subsidiary Secondhand Dial; With Engraved Presentation Inscription "Mr And Mrs C Smith From Three South Africans 1892-1917;" Be Nice To Know The History Behind This.
Birmingham 1911,
Harry Synyer And Charles Joseph Beddoes.
164mm x 147mm
The Clock Keeping Good Time, Overall Tidy Condition With A Tiny Internal Fracture To The Bottom Of The Glass Face.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Pin Cushion Formed As A Duck With Red Glass Eyes.
Birmingham 1906,
Britton Gould & Co.
54mm Wide
Ding To Lower Breast, Tail Slightly Bent, Replaced Velvet, Otherwise Good Condition.

A Small Early 20thC Rectangular Silver Picture Frame With Oak Easel.
Stamped "GAM 90 Silver SC."
82mm x 54mm

A George V Sterling Silver Plain Moulded Rectangular Picture Frame With Oak Easel.
159mm x 109mm
Chester 1924,
Joseph & Richard Griffin.
A Few Tiny Rim Wrinkles, Overall Pretty Good Conditon.

An Exquisite Edwardian Sterling Silver Mounted Peacock Eye Foil And Enamel Hat Pin With Steel Pin.
Chester 1909?
Charles Horner.

A Victorian EPNS Caddy Spoon With Scallop Shape Bowl.
90mm Long.
Good Condition

What A Quirky Delight - A Victorian Sterling Silver Presentation Rudder Engraved With A Presentation Inscription "Presented To TH Cookesley By The Members Of The Exeter College Boat Club For His Excellent Steering Which Saved The Boat From Being Bumped When Head Of The River Torpids 1864," The Reverse With The Crew, The Top With 2 Armorial Devices, One Being The Arms O Exeter College Oxford And The Other A Heraldic Crest, Possibly A Demi Antelope Within A Belt.
London 1863,
Weight : 47 Grams
Excellent Condition.

Torpids is one of two series of bumping races, a type of rowing race, held yearly at Oxford University, the other race being Eights.

Bumping races evolved in Oxford as the river is too narrow for normal side by side racing. Competing crews start the race lined up in order, one behind another, with their coxes holding ropes attached to the bank, with gaps of about 1.5 boat lengths between the bow of one boat and the stern of the one in front. Racing is started by the firing of a cannon.

Crews attempt to progress up their division by hitting ('bumping') the boat in front without being hit by the boat behind, with the ultimate aim of becoming "Head Of The River" i.e. top of the first division.
 

A Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoons; Monogramed M
London 1815,
William Bateman.
Excellent Condition.
Weight : 115 Grams

A Very Decorative Edwardian Sterling Silver Small Picture Frame Modelled As A Rope Tied Circular Lifebuoy With Oak Easel.
Chester 1902,
Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings.
89mm Diameter.
Couple Of Minor Dings, OK Condition.

A Magnificent Pair Of George III Rococo Sterling Silver Candlesticks With Detachable Scones, Waisted Nozzles, Baluster Knopped Stems And Circular Bases With High Relief Rococo Foliate Scrollwork; Each Engraved With Full Armorial Bearings.
Sheffield 1814,
Kirkby, Waterhouse & Co.
276mm High.
Loaded.
Pristine Condition; Fully Hallmarked On Both The Bases And Also The Sconces.

A Handsome George III Sterling Silver Coffee Pot With Domed Cover And Finial, Fruitwood Double Scroll Handle, Acanthus Capped Spout, Double Ogee Baluster Body And Domed Circular Foot With Gadrooned Edge.
London 1769,
Francis Crump.
Good Clear Marks.
Competitively Priced.
Weight : 906 Grams.

A Most Collectable Edwardian Sterling Silver Pivoting Hinged Menu Holder Modelled With A Ghoulish Hunting Scene Of A Bear Being Attacked With A Pike And Savaged By Dogs - Not For The Faint Hearted.
London 1909,
Judah Rosenthal and Samuel Jacobs & Co
Weight : 21 Grams
71mm Wide.
Excellent Condition

A Most Collectable Edwardian Sterling Silver Pivoting Hinged Menu Holder Modelled With A Lion Mauling A Supine Naked Figure, Attended By Naked Warriors Bearing Daggers - Not For The Faint Hearted.
London 1909,
Judah Rosenthal and Samuel Jacobs & Co
Weight : 21 Grams.
71mm Wide.
Excellent Condition.

Price: SOLD

A nice set of 4 George III sterling silver Old English pattern teaspoons; monogrammed "MD."
London 1790,
George Smith.

An Immaculate Purple Leather Cased Set Of 6 Mid Century Danish Sterling Silver Gilt Oyster Forks With Unique Coloured Enamels.
Stamped "Denmark Sterling 925 S."
Circa 1960.
Mint Condition.

Price: SOLD

An Immaculate Purple Leather Cased Set Of 6 Mid Century Danish Sterling Silver Gilt Oyster Forks With Unique Coloured Enamels.
Stamped "Denmark Sterling 925 S."
 

A Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Snap Action Bangle Engraved With Foliage And Overlaid With Gold Flowerheads And Butterflys.
Birmingham 1961
Deakin & Francis.
Weight : 57 Grams
Excellent Condition.
 

Price: SOLD

A Pair Of George IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoons; Monogrammed.
London 1829,
William Bateman I

An Excellent Pair Of Late Victorian Cased Sterling Silver Napkin Rings With Blank Cartouches Between Panels Of Foliage And Scrollwork And Beaded Edge Rims.
London 1897.
Weight 56 Grams.
Mint Condition.

An Immaculate Set Of 6 Black Leather Cased English Sterling Silver And Enamel Coffee Spoons With Tendril Handles And Unique Enamel Colours.
Birmingham 1960.
Turner & Simpson.
Mint Conditon.
 

A Set Of 6 Sterling Silver And Enamel Teaspoons With Unique Flowering Plant Enamel Bowls In Sprung Hard Case.
Birmingham 1979,
Birmingham Mint.
Mint Condition.
 

An Immaculate Purple Leather Cased Set Of 6 Mid Century Danish Sterling Silver Gilt Coffee Spoons With Unique Coloured Enamels.
Stamped "Denmark Sterling 925 S."
The Green Handle With Small Enamel Losses.

A Pair Of Small Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Salt Spoons.
Sheffield 1957,
Maker EV.
Weight : 15 grams.

A Rare Gentleman's Sterling Silver Square Section Stud Box With Stepped Feet And Hinged Cover Inset With An 8 Day Clock In Good Working Order.
London 1929,
Cornelius Saunders And Francis Shepherd.
66mm Wide x 66mm Deep x 61mm High.

Price: SOLD

An Excellent Set Of 4 George III Sterling Silver Bright Cut Soup Spoons (These Days Used As Serving Spoons) With Engraved Armorials.
London 1778.,
Thomas Tookey.
Weight : 268 Grams.
Brilliant Condition, Marks As Clear As If They'd Been Struck Yesterday

Price: SOLD

Price: SOLD

Price: SOLD

Price: SOLD

An Excellent Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Column Candlesticks With Detachable Sconces, Elaborate Capitals Featuring Leaf Garlands, Fluted Columns And Raised Square Bases With Ribbon Tied Leaf Garlands, Blank Cartouches And Beaded Edges.
London 1887
Favell, Elliott & Co.
319mm High.
Excellent Condition; Fully Hallmarked On Both Bases And Sconces.

Shabby Chic! A Gorgeous And Substantial Pair Of Victorian EPNS Candlesticks With Detatchable Sconces, Corinthian Capitals, Plain Columns And Square Bases With Beaded Edges; Loaded.
282mm High.
The plate a bit worn in places - perfect for the casual country dining table.