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A small silver rose bowl, of bellied Monteith form with the usual crenellated rim, set on a domed foot, London 1902, 11cm high x 13cm diameter, 25...
A silver inkwell, of flattened wide bell form, the flip up lid with a rope twist edge, set with a C scroll pen rest, Sheffield 1899, 13cm diameter
A group of four silver Old English pattern berry spoons, the handles decorated with a cloud burst motif and the bowls repoussed with the flowers o...
A silver French style four piece tea and coffee service, of oval form, with domed covers, the lower bodies decorated with palmette and foliate mot...
A Tiffany & Co plain rectangular form silver card case with flip top lid, 6cm x 9 cm, 56 grams ...[more]
A cased set of six Hanoverian pattern coffee spoons, to commemorate The Silver Jubilee of King George V, Roberts & Bell London, Birmingham, Sheffi...
An extensive silver kings pattern part canteen of flatware to include dessert, salt, mustard, soup , tea, egg, and table spoons, table forks and ...
An extensive electroplated part canteen in the Kings pattern style, to include twelve table spoons
A silver harlequin fiddle and thread pattern canteen, the table forks by Eley & Fearn, London 1805,
A silver harlequin fiddle and thread pattern canteen, the table forks by Eley & Fearn, London 1805, 20cm long, with modern Old English pattern sil...
A silver plated coffee pot with fruit wood handle, of lobed quatrefoil design with domed cover and flared foot, 33.5cm high
A pair of George III style silver cauldron salts, of usual design, Birmingham 1924, 3cm high x 6cm wide, with another plain bowl form salt, and a ...
Two George III silver cauldron salts, of traditional three leg form, marks rubbed, 4cm high x 6cm diameter, 111 grams
A WMF tazza stand with a central Art Nouveau floral boss over a shaped baluster base, decorated with daisy motifs and bead edging and raised on th...
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