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A George V hallmarked silver sauce boat raised on three stepped hoof feet with shell caps and with gadrooned rim, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1934, approx 6.19ozt.

A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY ITEMS including a 9ct gold signet ring, 2.9g gross; a set of six dress buttons; three stickpins; a silver envelope stamp case, by Adie Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1912; and other items

A SILVER SHOE PIN CUSHION by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1905, the shoe with a bow applied, 6.3cm long

A SILVER THREE PIECE CRUET SET with stand, maker W.H.M. Birmingham 1935, with Jubilee mark, the spoons by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1932, the oval tray 19.6cm long, 219g (7 troy ozs) gross

PARCEL OF VARIOUS SILVER PLATED WARE INCLUDING FOUR PIECE TEA SET, ADIE BROS COCKTAIL SHAKER, GOBLETS, ENTREE DISHES AND PEWTER TANKARDS

A GEORGE V SILVER NINE PIECE CONDIMENT SET blue glass liners, pepper casters 7cm h, by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1930 and 31, cased, 9ozs++In good condition, initialled P

TWO GEORGE V SILVER BALUSTER CAFE AU LAIT POTS 18.5cm h, both Birmingham, by E S Barnsley & Co Ltd, 1919 and by Adie Bros Ltd, 1931, 25ozs 10dwts++In fine condition

Three piece silver condiment set Adie Bros. 1956

ADIE BROS. A LADY'S SILVER LIGHTER of rounded oblong form having engine turned exterior decoration, Birmingham 1946

Art Deco Sterling Silver 3pcs Boxed Condiment Set, Adie Bros, England, 1947.Comprising:A pepper shaker (height: 7cm / 2.75in).An open salt cellar with blue glass liner (diameter: 4cm / 1.57in).A mustard pot with a hinged lid and a blue glass liner (height: 5cm / 2in).2 smooth spoons (length: 6cm / 2.36in).Each piece is beautifully made with a polygonal body.Comes in the original box with black velvet and white satin lining.Fully hallmarked for Birmingham, England, dated 1947, maker's mark for Adie Brothers Ltd.Net silver weight - 70gr / 2.25oz.Starting Price: $240

Sterling Silver Two Handled Trophy By Adie Brothers, Birmingham, England, 1937.Set on a circular spreading base with acanthus leaves ornaments.Two angular stylized handles with anthemion motifs.The trophy is fronted with the coat of arms of the - Worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass.Fully hallmarked for Birmingham, England, dated 1937, maker marks for Adie Brothers.Height - 34cm / 13.38in. Base diameter - 12cm / 4.7in.1842gr / 59.22oz.Starting Price: $2,200Repair to the bottom of the bowl.

An early 20th century cased silver three piece Cruet Set of typical shaped form, consisting of pepperette, salt cellar and mustard container, complete with spoons and blue glass liners, Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1928, 3.95oz net weight

A George V silver four piece tea set, of rounded rectangular form, with gadrooned border and engraved armorial, on bun feet, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, 1934, gross 55 oz.

A George V silver salver, of shaped circular form, with pie crust border, on scroll feet, Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1934, 12in, 31 oz.

Adie & Son metal and wooden cased extendable telescope, engraved 'Adie & Son, Edinburgh'. Extended L.65cm, closed 24cm.

A large silver presentation salver, hallmarked Birmingham 1925, maker's mark of Adie Brothers Ltd and registered number 700773 The shaped rim cast with grotesque masks and with engraved decoration, the salver engraved Ward Union Hunt Presented to Thomas Levins-Moore by the Land Holders and Followers of the Hunt on his Retirement from the Mastership 1925, the verso engraved with an extensive list of names, standing on scroll feet. 60.5 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.

A silver twin handled trophy cup, hallmarked Birmingham 1953, maker's mark of Adie Brothers Limited Engraved The Oakley Hunt Point to Point Races 1954 Open Race Presented by W.R.T. Pickton-Warlow Esq, Down Royal; together with another hallmarked Birmingham 1926, maker's mark indistinct, engraved Essex and Suffolk Hunt Point to Point Open Race 21st March 1953 won by Down Royal Presented by Brookes (Mistley) Ltd; another hallmarked London 1836, maker's mark indistinct, engraved Essex and Suffolk Hunt Point to Point Open Race 1955 Presented by Brookes (Mistley) Ltd Mistley; and another hallmarked London 1917, maker's mark indistinct, engraved Oakley Hunt Point to Point 1953 Open Race Presented by W.R.T. Picton-Warlow Esq Won by Down Royal, all on ebonised plinth bases. The largest 29.5 cms high overall. (4) CONDITION REPORTS: Various dints, dents, scuffs, etc. 1.45 kilos.

A 1950s enamelled silver compact and cigarette case, decorated with apple blossom design on an engine turned opalescent satin ground, bordered in green guilloché, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1951, in original fitted case, cigarette case 8cm x 7cm

A silver mounted dressing table set comprising a mirror and two brushes, the back of each engine turned and engraved with the letter 'D', by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham, 1928.

A silver salt and pepper set, of baluster form, circular bases, marked Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1955; a pair of silver salts, with glass liners, marked Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1898 and 1900, with matching spoons (6)

An Edwardian silver handled button hook, the decorative handle embossed with bird, flower and foliage to each side, Birmingham 1906 maker Adie & Lovekin

Three-part engine-turned silver backed dressing table set comprising hand mirror and two brushes, marks for Birmingham, 1955, Adie Bros Ltd maker's stamp

Victorian silver chatelaine, London, 1873 maker's stamp SM, with five accessories (thimble, notebook, vesta, pencil and scent bottle), together with a pair of scissors with repousse retainers marked for Birmingham, 1910 Adie & Lovekin Ltd (total weight 7.1 troy ounces)

A silver christening mug, Adie Bros. Birmingham 1939, of squat baluster form with a lindisfarne pattern girdle, 7ozt.

A silver hallmarked pendant in the form of a pig, hallmarked for Chester 1928 by Adie Lovekin Ltd. Weight 4.9g

A pair of silver condiments, by Adie Bros., Birmingham 1931; together with another, by T.H., Birmingham 1886. (3)

Golfing:- An Edwardian novelty shoe-horn, the silver handle modelled as a golf club, Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham 1908

A SILVER CRUET SET of lobed form, marked The Adie Brother Ltd., a further silver cruet set, marks for Walker and Hall and a small quantity of further silver items, a small quantity of silver plated flatware

AN ART DECO SILVER AND ENAMELLED FOUR PIECE TOILET SET COMPRISING A HAND MIRROR, HAIR BRUSH AND TWO CLOTHES BRUSHES AND A SIMILAR HAIR BRUSH BY ADIE BROS. BIRMINGHAM 1932 AND 1933

A three piece silver and enamel brush set by Adie Bros.

A silver sugar caster and matching cream jug, cased, Birmingham 1933, Adie Brothers Ltd, together with a cased child's Christening set of egg cup. napkin ring and spoon, approx. 11.9oz. (2)

A George VI hallmarked silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1941, Adie Brothers Ltd, together with a George VI hallmarked silver cruet comprising of salt, pepper and mustard, total weight 9.4oz, (7)

COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS including a silver mustard pot, pepper shaker and pin dish by Adie Brothers Ltd. of Birmingham and a group of mixed silver flatware

SILVER CUP maker Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1928, approximately 185g

A silver flower vase of faceted cylindrical form with a pierced gallery, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1928, 15.5cm high, weighted.

4x Military Whistles including 1940 J Hudson & Co example, Adie Bros Birmingham 1941 dated example, Naval issue Boatswain type and a J Hudson & Co example dated 1970. One missing top fitting but generally good condition. (4 items)

A George V bachelor's tea service, by Adie Brothers Ltd, comprising coffee pot, 16cm high, teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each of circular form, with triangular handles, Birmingham 1913 and 1914. 21oz all in. (4)

PAIR OF SILVER PIERCED PEDESTAL BON BON DISHES, by ADIE BROTHERS, Birmingham 1931, 3 ½" (8.9cm high), 4.43oz

A square Art Deco sterling silver cigarette box with cut corners, the lid with yellow sunburst guilloche enamel by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1931. 9x9cm.

A George V silver heavy two handled circular Bowl with hammered design, Birmingham 1927, maker: Adie Bros

A GEORGE V ADIE BROS SILVER AND RED GLASS LINED SWING HANDLE BASKET, Birmingham 1935

An Edward VIII silver twin-handled trophy cup, maker Adie Bros, Birmingham 1936: inscribed 'Zaria Races Autumn Meeting 1937', of circular form with acanthus capped handles to the sides , raised on a slender knopped stem and spreading circular foot, 26cm. high., 37.74ozs.

An Elizabeth II silver coffee pot, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, 1962: initialled, in the Georgian style, of plain baluster form with shallow domed hinged lid, acanthus capped spout, on a spreading circular foot, 21.5cm. high, 14.72ozs.

A George V silver tea caddy, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, 1913: in the form of a Georgian style serpentine shaped miniature knife box, with hinged fall front lid having a loop carrying handle, 11cm. high, 5.81ozs.

A hallmarked silver mustard with gadrooned rim and scallop thumb piece, with blue liner, rubbed marks but probably Charles Stuart Harris, London and a cased set of six hallmarked silver gilt cocktail sticks with cock finials, Adie Bros, Birmingham 1955, combined silver weight approx 4.24ozt (2).

A set of three Edward VII hallmarked silver tot tygs, retailed by Mappin & Webb, William Aitken, Birmingham 1904 and a similar George V example, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1926, combined approx 3.77ozt (4).

A George V hallmarked silver lighter of plain design inscribed "Toulston Polo Club, 1929 Egg & Spoon Race", retailed by Selfridges, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1926, width 4cm and other smoker's items comprising a large cigar cutter and two cigarette cases and a French Art Deco atomiser (5).

An Edwardian novelty silver pin cushion, by Adie and Lovekin, Birmingham 1909, modelled as a pig pulling a cart, the cart with a mother-of pearl bowl, length 9cm.

A novelty Edwardian silver pin cushion, by Adie and Lovekin, Birmingham 1908, modelled as a recumbent rabbit, length 6.5cm.

A silver dressing table box, by The Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1931, shaped rectangular form, engine-turned cover, engraved border, on four scroll bracket feet, velvet lined, length 11.4cm.

The Warehouseman, Clerks & Drapers' Schools.. Gold challenge two handled cup and cover, Birmingham 1923 by Adie Bros Ltd, with leaf capped scroll handles, 44cm high, 2060 gms, (a.f).

The Richard Burbridge cup, Birmingham 1922 by Adie Bros, Ltd., of ovoid form, with two coiled serpent handles and bobbin moulded bands, 24cm high, 1380 gms, with a black stand.

A cased set of six silver coffee bean spoons, Birmingham 1923, by Adie Brothers, weight 36g

A silver three-piece condiment of salt, pepper and mustard, maker Adie Brothers, together with a pair of Victorian sugar tongs, London 1894

An Edward VIII silver rectangular cigarette box, with engine turned lid, maker Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1936, 17cm; a cased silver christening spoon and pusher, and a George V silver circular sugar bowl with flared rim

A collection of signed books (15 in total), including Peter Ustinov, Alan Wicker, Dirk Bogarde, Nancy Spain, Kate Adie, John Humprys, Paul Nichols, Barbara Windsor, Derek Jameson, Christine Hamilton, Sarah Paretsky, Eileen Bradley, Charles Spencer, Lesley Garrett, David Jones

SILVER OCTAGONAL THREE-PIECE CRUET SET maker William Neale & Sons Ltd., each initialled F, mustard pot with original initalled spoon, Birmingham 1929, approximately 192g gross, pepper shaker 8cm high; together with pair of silver oval salts, maker Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1929, with glass liners and matching spoons, approximately 188g gross, each 7cm long, with two other silver salt spoons

A four piece white metal and blue guilloche enamel dressing table set by Adie Bros.

AN EDWARDIAN NOVELTY PIN CUSHION in the form of a standing pig (lacking stuffing) by Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham 1906; 2.7" (6.8 cms) long

A NOVELTY PIN CUSHION in the form of standing pig and another smaller example (which was originally attached to a cart), both lined & loaded, both by Adie & Lovekin, the larger one Birmingham 1910, the smaller one Chester 1909; the latter 2.1" (5.3 cms) long (2)