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An Edward VII set of twelve teaspoons and sugar tongs, by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), London 19...
An Edward VII silver tureen and cover, by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1908, of oval form with beaded rims, engraved initials 'GNH', 27 x 20cms, 3...
A set of four George V silver candlesticks, by Crichton Brothers (Lionel Alfred Crichton), London 1919, each with detachable drip pan within flute...
A George III silver tankard, by John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle 1787, of baluster form with engraved initials 'GP' to the scrolling...
An Edward VII silver waiter, by Harry Brasted, London 1901, of unusual triangular form, engraved with dragon above crown, 24 x 22cms. 10.8oz. .....
A pair of Victorian silver two-branch three-light candelabra, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1899, each octagonal sconce with detachable ...
A pair of French 950 standard silver mounted cut glass decanters, each 13cms high. ...[more]
Twelve American sterling standard silver dessert forks, by Gorham & Co, Providence, last 1/4 19th Century, each with cast chinoiserie design, engr...
Two 20th Century 900 standard Persian silver mirrors, by Ornak, with florals and scrolling design, of shaped oval form, graduated 25.5 x 18.5cms a...
Georg Jensen, Denmark: a silver knife, fork and spoon set, with import marks dated 1938, cactus pattern, knife 16cms long, 3.1oz. gross. ...[mor...
A suite of German 800 standard silver-gilt and cut glass tazzas, each stamped '800M', each with cut glass bowls on an urn-shaped support with scro...
A set of four 84-standard silver plates, probably Russian, stamped '84 VEGA 18', of shaped circular form, 26cms diameter, 41.6oz. gross. ...[more]
A 19th Century Indian box,
A 19th Century Indian box, of rectangular form embossed with panels of figures amongst scrolls, 16 x 9 x 9cms, 14.9oz gross. ...[more]
A Spanish Philip II style Jarro de Pico and four cups, probably 17th Century Seville, each stamped 'Sevilla' under crown, the jug with mask patter...
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