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A late Victorian sterling silver paper clip, William Comyns, London 1894, decorated to each side with a boy on a swing, surrounded by C scrolls an...
A novelty miniature sterling silver spirit kettle on stand, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1913, the kettle with hinged lid, half gadrooned, and seate...
An Edwardian novelty miniature sterling silver coffee grinder, bearing import marks for Chester 1907, Hanau silver, probably by Gebruder Dingeldei...
An Edwardian sterling silver sugar sifter, Henry Williamson Ltd, Sheffield 1909, having bright cut engraved flowers to the handle, 15.5cm long, to...
A set of three Victorian Scottish sterling silver teaspoons, J&PD, Glasgow 1857, king's pattern, engraved with a monogram to the reverse of the ha...
A graduated pair of African sterling silver elephants, in the manner of Patrick Mavros of Harare, Zimbabwe, the largest 2.5 x 4 x 1cm, 42g (1.37t ...
An early 20th century white metal three piece tea set, possibly Indian, unmarked. oval design, raised on shell capped paw feet. The teapot with ro...
A large plain George V sterling silver napkin ring, A & J Zimmerman Ltd (Arthur & John Zimmerman), Birmingham, 1912, initialed B, together with a ...
A sterling silver hippopotamus, in the manner of Patrick Mavros of Harare, Zimbabwe, 2 x 3.5 x 2cm, 36g (1.19t oz).
A modern sterling silver trumpet form spill vase, B & Co, Birmingham, 1994, bears inscription Carol & Peter 28-1-95, Loaded, 8cm high, 28g (0.9t o...
A pair of contemporary Continental novelty cruets in the form of mice, standing on their hind legs, stamped '800', 5.5 x 2.5 x 3cm, 78g (2.51t oz)...
Four George III sterling silver teaspoons, including an example by Thomas Northcote, London 1796, having bright cut engraving to the handle, a spo...
Five George III, George IV and William IV sterling silver fiddle pattern condiment spoons, including a pair by Sarah & John William Blake, London ...
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