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George V Fine Silver Shaped Top and Lidded Footed Table Jewellery / Trinket Box, of Good Quality. Hallmark Birmingham 1919, Maker H.M. 2.5 Inches ...
Art Nouveau - Boxed Set of ( 6 ) Six Silver Coffee Spoons with Coffee Bean Tops. Hallmark Birmingham 1902. Spoons In Good Condition, But Box Poor ...
A Large and Impressive Early Victorian Silver 8 Piece Cut Glass Bottle, Cruet / Condiment Set with Silver Collared Mounts, Supported on a Wonderfu...
Victorian Period - Very Large and Impressive Embossed Silver Ladies Dressing Table Mirror. Easel Back, Shield Shaped Bevelled Mirror, Hallmark Che...
George III Silver Sugar Tongs/Nipps (3) in total, 1. Hester Bateman pari of sugar tongs, bright cut design, circa 1780, 5.5 inches in length. 2. H...
A 19th Century White Metal / Silver Plated Lidded Claret Water Jug with Scrolled Floral Decoration to Body, Raised on Ornate Base. 876.2 grams. He...
Tavra Turkish 900 Coin Silver Repousse Handmade Oval Shaped Wedding Mirror. c.1900 - 1910. Marked 900 for Silver Purity and Bedo. Size 5.5 X 4.5 I...
Victorian Period Very Large and Impressive Silver Albert Chain with T-Bar. Hallmark London 1896, Every Link Hallmarked and In Wonderful Condition....
English Pewter Arty Nouveau Tray by Hutton of Sheffield, Liberty Design No 1105, Planished & Moulded Decoration, 19 x 12 Inches
Nestle Gold Blend Gold Plated Coffee Spoons Boxed set of six collectors spoons from 1970. Complete with original letter of receipt and promotional...
A Collection Of Mixed Plated Cutlery 15 items in total, some with monogrammed handles. to include several spoons, fish knife etc.
Large Collection Of Mixed Metalware To Include Silver Plate And Pewter, Comprising Tankards, Goblets, Trays, Teaset, Flatware etc
Metal Footed Bowl decorative shallow bowl with three legs and engraved Anglo Indian style bird and floral pattern to outer.
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