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Preisdatenbank abonnierenASPREY & CO LTD; a hallmarked silver double inkwell of rectangular form, with part engine turned cover, Birmingham 1936, length 20cm (weighted).Additional InformationThe maker's marks are slightly rubbed but are still clear enough to read, light scratches, minor denting to the body, general wear, tarnishing, one of the inkwells with tiny nibbles around the rim.
A German 835 grade silver three piece tea service, comprising teapot with rosewood handle and finial, milk jug, sugar bowl, each with planished detail, and a Kerit bakelite tray with white metal mounts, approx 20.77ozt/645.9g (4).Additional InformationThe tray with water marks/cup rings, general wear, tarnishing, light scratches, the hinge cover does not close completely beside the handle, but is good.
WILLIAM ELEY, WILLIAM FERN & WILLIAM CHAWNER; a George III hallmarked silver ladle, with engraved motto to handle, London 1809, length 32cm, approx 6.69ozt/208g.Additional InformationLight scratches, minor denting to the bowl, slightly misshapen bowl, maker's marks slightly rubbed but still clear.
LOTHIAN & ROBERTSON; a set of twelve George II hallmarked silver tablespoons decorated in the Hanoverian pattern, Edinburgh 1740, with assay masters mark 'HG', length 21cm, approx 27.27ozt/848g. Additional InformationSpoons with engraved initials 'GLEG' to reverse of handles, light scratching, knocks and minor dents to the bowls, especially, slight rubbing to the maker's and assay marks on number of the spoons.
JAMES MOORE & EDWARD MURRAY; a Victorian hallmarked silver cream jug of squat form with a cast rim, raised on four outswept shell feet, Dublin 1838, with engraved initials 'MAG', approx 8.7ozt/270.6g.Additional InformationLight scratches, general wear, minor denting to the interior and spout, otherwise good.
HORACE WOODWARD & CO LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver dish of circular form with cast beaded rim, London 1909, diameter 17cm, and a hallmarked silver milk jug with gadrooned lower body, Birmingham 1904, maker's marks rubbed, approx 9.57ozt/297g (2).Additional InformationGeneral wear, light scratches, minor bending to the rim on the dish, the jug with maker's marks indistinct.
A George V hallmarked silver vesta case of rectangular form with engine turned detail, the hinged cover enclosing a gilt interior and striker, London 1910, length 6.5cm, also a hallmarked silver jewellery box of oval form, raised on four outswept supports, length 8.5cm and a hallmarked silver posy vase (filled) (3).Additional InformationThe striker with wear to the interior, maker's marks rubbed, light scratches, the jewellery box with bending to the legs, rubbing to the maker's marks, the cover with denting to the top.
ARTHUR COOK; a hallmarked silver and guilloche enamelled five piece dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, two hair brushes, and two clothes brushes, Birmingham 1936.Additional InformationThe hand mirror has cracking/splits to the enamel on the handle, tarnishing throughout, light wear.
HAMPTON UTILITIES; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver miniature/doll's house five piece tea service, comprising teapot, hot water pot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each with gadrooned decoration to the lower body, also a twin handled tray, Birmingham 1979, approx 2.15ozt/66.9g.Additional InformationTarnish and light scratches, the covers are quite tight to remove.
CHARLES HORNER (PROBABLY); an Edward VII hallmarked silver three piece tea service, with gadrooned decoration, Birmingham 1905, approx 26.9ozt/839g.Additional InformationGeneral surface wear throughout, light scratches to body, minor denting around the spout. Marked with registration number 256155 to each piece, maker's mark double struck on the milk jug.
THE ALEXANDER CLARK MANUFACTURING COMPANY; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and inlaid tortoiseshell trinket box of rectangular form, the hinged lid decorated with an urn and scrolls enclosing a pleated silk interior and raised on four cabriole supports, Birmingham 1910, length 7.75cm width 5.5cm, height 5cm, approx 104.2g.Additional InformationTortoiseshell in good condition as is the inlay, the silk is dirty but intact, action closes well, tarnishing and toning to the silver, some tiny minute dents and some very light misshaping to the legs. Hallmarks readable but makers mark very slightly obscured. Around the edge of the lid where the tortoiseshell is within the silver slip there appears to be a small gap in some areas showing as holes but this is where the tortoiseshell finishes before the silver, it is only visible on two sides.
ROBERT CHANDLER; an Edwardian hallmarked silver trinket box of lozenge form, the embossed hinged lid enclosing a central vacant cartouche, gilt washed interior and scroll embossed decorated main body, Birmingham 1903, length 9.75cm, width 5cm, height 3.75cm, approx 61.6g.Additional InformationGood gauge and cartouches are solid, clear marks to lid and bas, lid closes correctly and tightly, tarnishing and toning throughout with just some light surface scratches and a few tiny dents.
A & ZIMMERMAN LTD: a late Victorian hallmarked silver scent bottle case, the hinged lid and body decorated with embossed scrolls and retaining gilt washed interior, Birmingham 1898, height 7cm, width 4.8cm, depth 2.7cm, approx 32g.Additional InformationAction slightly loose, a couple of small dents to the body, clear hallmarks but makers mark slightly obscured on the neck. The lid is slightly loose due to the pin holding it in place otherwise light surface wear with tarnishing and toning.
ADIE & LOVEKIN; an Edwardian hallmarked silver trinket box of oval form, the embossed hinged lid with central vacant cartouche and plain body, Birmingham 1903, length 6.8cm, width 4.4cm, depth 2.5cm, approx 33.3gAdditional InformationThere area couple of pin head sized holes through the lid, a tiny split through along a seam to the lid, hallmarks clear to the base and partial marks clear to the lid. Slightly tight fitting which may have forced to seam to open on the top. Some tarnishing and toning throughout and light surface wear.
GEORGE WHEELER & CO; a Victorian hallmarked silver snuff box of rounded rectangular form, with allover scroll engraved detail and traces of gilt washed interior, Birmingham 1894, length 7.5cm, width 3.5cm, depth 14cm, approx 50g.Additional InformationSlight rubbing to decoration on the lid and although the lid is of a good gauge it is possible that an inscription has been removed. Gilt washed interior still present, the action is very slightly springing but very near perfect, light surface tarnishing and toning and a few surface scratches.
SMITH & BARTLAM; an Edwardian hallmarked silver snuff box of rectangular form, with engraved detail and central cartouche engraved with initials 'MB', Birmingham 1906, length 5.5cm, width 3.75cm, depth 1.9cm.Additional InformationTraces of original gilding to the interior, lid closes tightly, some light surface tarnishing and toning throughout, the lid is very slightly sprung if being ultra critical. Hallmarks clear to both sections.
An early 20th century German 800 grade snuff box of rounded rectangular form, with engraved detail to the hinged lid and traces of gilt washed interior, length 7.5cm, width 5.5cm, depth 1.2cm, approx 93g.Additional InformationAction closes tightly and well, crisp action, light rubbing to the corners, some tarnishing and toning throughout and general surface wear but overall good condition.
ADIE & LOVEKIN LTD; a late Victorian hallmarked silver oval trinket box, with embossed scrolling decoration to the hinged lid and crimped rim, Birmingham 1900, length 7cm, width 4.5cm, depth 1.8cm, approx 32.6g.Additional InformationTraces of original gilding to the interior, crisp action, hallmarks are clear, light surface wear and scratches. The only comment to make is that the polished vacant cartouche which is on a good gauge does stand out rather as being so polished and there are four small pin holes to the lid.
CORNELIUS DESORMEAUX SAUNDERS & JAMES FRANCIS HOLLINGS (FRANK) SHEPHERD; an Edwardian Art Nouveau decorated trinket box of rectangular form, with part hammered decoration to the hinged lid, Chester 1906, length 8.75cm, width 4cm, depth 3cm, approx 55.7g.Additional InformationLid closes well with only a slight spring, good gauge to the central oval cartouche, light general surface wear with a few tidy dents to the edges. Slight compressed base, hallmarks clear to the base.
THOMAS PRATT & SONS; a late Victorian hallmarked silver communion wafer box, inscribed to the lid 'Of your charity pray for the souls of Maria Ruth & William Lee Brookes', 'M.B.B.', London 1896, 5.25 x 5.25 x 2.5cm, approx 63.5g. Additional InformationThe lift off lid fits smoothly, has traces of gilt washed interior, some tarnishing and toning throughout, light surface scratches.
An Austrian silver snuff box of rectangular form, with engine turned and relief decorated cover, with gilt interior, possibly by Stephan Mayerhofer & Carl Klinkosche, length 8.5cm, approx 3.8ozt/119g.Additional InformationMinimal wear, light scratches to the interior, overall good condition.
JOSEPH GLOSTER; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver snuff box of rectangular form, with repoussé floral decoration surrounding a lozenge shaped vacant cartouche and gilded interior, Birmingham 1970, length 5.5cm, approx 1.2ozt/37g.Additional InformationThe hinge cover is slightly sticking, when closed the hinge does spring back open slightly, light scratches and minimal wear.
G WATTS & CO; an Edward VII hallmarked silver perfume bottle with clear glass liner and stopper, the outer case with chased floral detail, Chester 1903, height 6cm, also a hallmarked silver money clip and an 800 grade silver cigarette box of rectangular form with engine turned Art Deco style decoration, length 7.5cm (3).Additional InformationLight scratches to each, general wear.
PANDORA; a hallmarked silver charm bracelet featuring seven yellow metal charms all stamped 585 and further silver and silver mounted examples, approx 96.1g, boxed with safety chain and additional silver charm.Additional InformationLight general wear throughout. As catalogued, this is a Pandora charm bracelet.
A cased set of Edwardian hallmarked silver Art Nouveau buttons, each decorated with the profile bust of a young maiden, Birmingham 1901, the box inscribed 'C. Packer & Co, London', diameter of each button 2.5cm.Additional InformationLight surface wear to the buttons themselves, but basically in good order. Box closes tightly, just scuffs to the edges.
LONGINES; a gentleman's vintage 9ct yellow gold wristwatch with circular dial and replaced strap, diameter excluding winding crown 34mm.Additional InformationSeventeen jewel movement numbered 14861314, light surface scratches to both case and glass, ticks when wound but no guarantee of working order. No monogram to the winding crown, no box or papers. No personal inscription to the back of the watch case.
TK EBBUTT LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver pedestal fruit bowl, with planished detail around a single Arts & Crafts band with pierced decoration, height 18.5cm, diameter 28cm, and a pair of matching candlesticks, height 21cm, Edinburgh 1995, approx 66.51ozt/2068.8g (3).Additional InformationWear to each piece, the applied detail is slightly lifting in parts on the candlesticks, light scratches, one of the columns is slightly loose on the sticks, the bowl with general wear, again, the top section of the bowl appears to be slightly loose from the top section and some of the applied detail is lifting from the body.
CARRS OF SHEFFIELD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver mounted service comprising corkscrew, bottle holder and cheese knife, each with hallmarked silver handles, Sheffield 2000, fitted in Bruford and Heming retailer's box.Additional InformationNo major dents, tarnishing throughout, light scratches and wear.
CLOGAU; a 9ct yellow and rose gold daffodil pendant, length 2.5cm, on 9ct curb link chain, length 42cm, and a pair of matching stud earrings, both with certificate of authenticity, approx 10.1g, both in original branded boxes.Additional InformationLight general wear, some light marks and scratches.
A 15ct yellow gold hinged snap bangle with three sapphires and two diamonds to the raised platform, internal width 5.7cm, approx 14.1g.Additional InformationThe bangle remains in good shape, it is not twisted, has light surface wear and light some tarnishing but action works well, the stones are in good condition. The sapphires are of a medium to dark blue and the diamonds are fairly white.
An 18ct yellow gold diamond and citrine floral dress ring (set with a spacer so unable to size), approx 3.3g.Additional InformationThe citrine is of a pale colour, the diamonds face up white and are well match but are too small to grade, general surface wear. Is not hallmarked, simply stamped 18ct, the diamonds are too small to grade, there is currently a space bar attached but no obvious signs of resizing or repair, general surface wear to the central stone and light surface scratches throughout.
A 9ct yellow gold turquoise and opal set gate link bracelet with padlock clasp, the main panel set with six turquoise cabochons and six opal cabochons, length approx 18cm, approx 18.4g.Additional InformationThere is a safety chain which is simply holding each end of the bracelet together to the padlock, there is no clasp. The turquoise remain of a good colour, there are light surface scratches to the stones and they are sealed at the back, so unable to comment any further. General surface wear to the gold.
ENOVY; a gentleman's vintage 9ct yellow gold wristwatch, the circular dial set with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds hand and with fifteen jewel movement, diameter excluding winding crown 32mm, on replaced expandable strap.Additional InformationWinding crown probably replaced, the watch ticks when wound but this is no guarantee of it being in working order. Light surface scratches throughout, with one heavier scratch to the center of the glass, a few tiny marks to the dial.
BULOVA; a vintage gentleman's quartz wristwatch, the shaped dial set with date aperture, width excluding winding crown 30mm (strap detached), presented in a Bulova box.Additional InformationSome heavy tarnishing and toning to the gold, some light surface scratches to the back, hands move when winding crown pulled but quite stiff in action. The date aperture does click on. No guarantee that this watch is sold in working order.
An 18ct yellow gold silver and black enamelled brooch in the form of a Gurkha's kukri knife, length 4.7cm, approx 6.3g.Additional InformationSome surface scratches and tiny chips to the black enamel, a small area of loss to the black enamel just beneath the blade, light surface scratches throughout.
CHOPARD; a lady's 18ct yellow gold and diamond 'Happy Diamond' ring featuring single loose stone within glazed aperture set to centre of square platform, the platform and shoulders set with further diamonds, signed and numbered 3059213 H2/2939-20 to band interior, size M, approx 10.8g.Additional InformationThere are scratches throughout and small nicks/pitting throughout. We are unable to date the ring, the glass is free from cracks, where we have mentioned light surface scratches and pitting, these are not noticeable and with a good clean the ring would be markedly improved. It could be resized, this would not be straightforward because of the thickness of the band. It is engraved Chopard to the glass, it has French marks.
Two 9ct yellow gold dress rings, the first set with light purple coloured oval cut stone and further channel set purple stones to the shoulders, size N, and a further 9ct dress ring set with white and red coloured stones (central stone missing), approx 4.6g (2).Additional InformationThe smaller stone and central stone missing as stated, general wear including scratches and nicks commensurate with age and use.
A yellow metal Figaro link bracelet suspending three dolphin charms, stamped 'CH 18K', length 20cm, approx 6.1g.Additional InformationLight general wear. It could be shortened, either side of the clasp we have 3cm in each direction, so 1cm could be taken out of the links and the charms would still fall in a uniform fashion.
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