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An Art Deco silver cigarette case with engine turned design, gilded interior by H S Benzie, Cowes, hallmarked for London, 1937, 8.5 x 9.5 cm, in very good condition and another, Birmingham, 1929, maker's mark rubbed, 8 x 6 cm, vacant cartouche, 171g (2)

A silver plated Brandy warmer, 36cm tall, some dents to body, engraved cartouche, part of burner wick missing, plate generally good

A George II Silver Salver, by George Wickes, London, 1754, shaped circular and on three cast foliage feet, with shaped and foliage cast border, later engraved with a coat-of-arms within the original cartouche, 40cm diameter, 53oz 6dwt,1,658gr The later coat-of-arms is that of Kinnear.. Fully marked underneath. Further engraved with scratch weight '54=11'. The marks are clear. There is overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points. The centre has been erased and is somewhat thin.

A George II Silver Salver, by Hugh Mills, London, 1747, shaped circular and on three pad feet, with shell cast shaped border, engraved with a crest, 20.5cm diameter, 10oz 2dwt, 315gr. Fully marked underneath. There is overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points. The crest and cartouche are possible later. The surface is somewhat bright. There are some repairs where the border and base meet.

A Pair of George III Silver Decanter-Labels, by Robert Barker, London, 1793, cartouche shaped, engraved for 'Burgundy' and 'Calcavella'; Together With: A George III Silver Decanter-Label, Maker's Mark WM only, Circa 1760, cartouche shaped, engraved 'Claret', 5cm wide, total weight 1oz 6dwt, 40gr (3) . Each marked underneath. The first two marked with maker's mark, lion passant, date letter and duty mark. The other marked with maker's mark only. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.

A William IV Silver Snuff-Box, by John Tongue, Birmingham, 1835, oblong and with engine-turned decoration, the cover with a further vacant cartouche, the interior gilded, 7cm wide, 1oz 12dwt, 49gr. Part marked inside base and cover. There is some minor wear to the marks. In generally good condition with only some minor surface scratches and wear, consistent with age and use.

A Pair of George II Silver Decanter-Labels, by Sandilands Drinkwater, London, Circa 1750, each cartouche shape and with suspension chain, each later engraved, one for 'Dumbarton', the other for 'London Gin', 5.5cm wide, 14dwt, 21gr (2) . Each marked on the reverse with maker's mark and lion passant. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear. Each has been later engraved over the original engraving which has been flooded and which is partly visible on each.

A Silver Mounted Mother-of-Pearl Snuff-Box, Apparently Unmarked, Probably 19th Century, cartouche shaped, the hinged cover with a carved mother-of-pearl panel depicting a young boy with a sailor hat at the seashore, with reeded sides, 7cm wide . Apparently with no marks. The silver mounts with some scratching and minor bruises overall. The mother-of-pearl plaque is intact, though with a small crack or flaw at the bottom left hand corner.

A Continental Silver-Gilt Snuff-Box, Maker's Mark HE? Only, Circa 1780, Perhaps Scandinavian, cartouche shaped, the hinged cover and base chased with figures within scrolls, the sides chased with classical portrait busts, 6.1cm wide, 1oz 8dwt, 43gr. Marked on bezel with maker's mark only. The mark is somewhat worn or poorly struck and so is only partly visible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the gilding., There has been a repair to the bottom front edge and there is some minor bruising overall.

A Cased Set of Four Victorian Silver Salt-Cellars and Salt-Spoons, by Robert Harper, London, 1873, each bombé circular and on three pad feet, with beaded border and associated blue glass liner, the spoons each with beaded cartouche, the case 18cm wide, weight of silver 6oz 14dwt, 208gr (8)

A Victorian Silver Punch-Bowl, by Walter and John Barnard, London, 1886, tapering and on spreading conforming foot, the body chased overall with foliage scrolls and flowers, each side with a cartouche, one engraved with a coat-of-arms below an earl's coronet, the other engraved with an inscription, in a fitted mahogany case and with a George III silver toddy ladle with twisted whale bone handle, London, 1781, the bowl 30cm diameter, weighable silver 46oz 10dwt, 1,446gr The inscription reads 'Presented by Frank Andrew, J.P, Mayor of the Manor of Ashton under Lyne (1885-86, 1886-87) to the Court Leet of the Trustees of the Late Earl of Stamford and Warrington in Commemoration of the Fiftieth Year of the Reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria Ashton under Lyne, 20th June 1887' Provenance: Bonhams, Chester, 5 July 2011, lot 340. . The punch bowl marked on lower body. The marks are clear. In generally good condition with only some very minor scratching and wear. The toddy-ladle marked inside the bowl. There is wear to the marks and the maker's mark appears to be lacking. There is a patch to the ladle where the crest is engraved. The case with scratches and scuffing overall.

An 18 Carat Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed Patek Philippe & Cie Geneve, 1925, frosted gilt finished movement with a ''moustache'' lever escapement, movement signed Patek Philippe & Cie Geneve and numbered 194761, split bimetallic balance with a blued overcoil hairspring, wolf's tooth winding, silvered dial with Breguet type Arabic numerals and signed, seconds dial, blued spade hands, inside back cover stamped with maker's mark PP.Co and 18kt, numbered 289499, case also stamped GS in a cartouche for George Stockwell, London import mark for 1925, 18 carat gold cuvette cover signed and numbered, 45mm wide see illustration 30.04.21 Case with surface scratches, case back and sides with two minor dents, dial with minor marks in parts, winding smoothly and hand setting correctly, movement is clean and in going order. Total watch weight 72.7g.

An Edwardian Diamond Brooch/Pendant, the openwork scroll cartouche set throughout with old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.50 carat approximately, measures 3.7cm by 3.7cm see illustration NB: one diamond deficient but present . The brooch/pendant was valued for insurance purposes in 2014 at £3940. The brooch is in fair condition, there are chips to diamonds throughout and one diamond is deficient but present. It fastens with a pin and revolver catch. The pendant bale is hinged. It bears no hallmark nor stamp but in our opinion would test as gold and silver. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; colour I/J/K, clarity I1/I2/I3. Gross weight 6.5 grams. CR made 02.06.21.

A George IV Silver Mounted Coconut Cup, the silver London 1822, of ovoid form, carved with various objects in roundels and with a vacant cartouche within foliate borders, on a knopped stem and domed base with bands of stylised foliage, 17.5cm high. Vacant cartouche originally with applied silver mount, now missing. Cup cracked. Top mount loose. Stem loose. Some typical surface wear, minor chips and flakes throughout.

Of The Eastern Telegraph Company Ltd interest. a large quantity of letters from Edward Riddle dating from mid 1860s to 1890s, a small quantity from Edward Riddle to his parents and the remainder to his wife, Edward's mother had asked for cadetship in the Royal Navy for him in May 1859 which was refused due to change in rules and that he had not attained the age of 14 yet. In 1861 census he is a naval cadet and on board ship. by the early 1860s he had been to Lisbon,Australia and New Zealand and was sitting exams for midshipman in late 1862. 1864 on the Falcon he has a disciplinary action and is selling clothes via Paymaster John G Shepherd. Later letters dating 1865 -1890 he is employed by the Eastern Telegraph Co having left employment at The Royal Observatory and will be foreman at 7 shilling a day for the first 3 months of employment. He complains about the condition of the ships he travels and works in whilst organising the laying of cables in Hong Kong, Java, Macassar, Touran Bay, Suez etc. A letter from the Telegraph company in Dec 1888 gives him instructions for laying cable in Cossack Bay. Edward's parent's were John Riddle, Teacher of Nautical Science at Greenwich Hospital and Georgina MacKenzie. The family of 5 resided in Greenwich in 1861. He married Charlotte Lucas in 1873 and worked alongside her brother Frank for many years. There is also mention of a book he wrote. Also included in the lot are some 19th Century Chinese paper dominoes and a paper knife with cartouche with The Eastern Telegraph Company Limited, The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company Limited 50 &11 Old Broad St London E.C, 1893, a calendar to the handle and world atlas to either side.

A Meissen Porcelain Twin-Handled Chocolate Cup, Cover and Trembleuse Saucer, circa 1900, painted with lovers in landscape and with a flowerspray in gilt cartouche on a blue ground within gilt borders, crossed swords marks in underglaze blue, 12cm high overall. Typical minor chips to flower knop and some very minor surface wear. No other issues noted.

A Chinese Armorial Teapot and Cover, Qianlong, painted with arms and motto over birds amongst foliage and rockwork within a bamboo cartouche, 14.5cm high; A Chinese Porcelain Teapot and Cover, Qianlong, painted in famille rose enamels with flowersprays, 14cm high; A Similar Coffee Cup and Saucer, painted with figures within an iron red and gilt border; A Similar Miniature Tea Bowl and Saucer; Another Coffee Cup and Saucer, painted with flowersprays; A Saucer, with a monogram in a ribbon tied cartouche; and A Chinese Imari Tea Canister, 10cm high (10). Covers possibly matched. Famille rose teapot with fritting and handle re-stuck. Armorial teapot with handle re-stuck. deep saucer with a very small rim chip. Miniature tea bowl and saucer in good condition. Tea jar with glaze chips and fritting. Odd saucer cracked. Odd coffee cup chipped. Coffee cup and saucer - cup cracked. Saucer in good condition.

A Chinese Porcelain Coffee Cup and Saucer from the Sir Joshua Reynolds Service, Qianlong, circa 1785, painted and gilt with a cypher in a ribbon tied oval cartouche within a Fitzhugh type border in underglaze blue Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Aylmer family, who are descended from Sir Joshua Reynolds' elder sister, Mary Palmer (1716-1794) See Howard (David Sanctuary) Chinese Armorial Porcelain, pg.686 for a tea canister from this service where it is noted that the cypher contains every letter in the word ''Reynolds'' and that it seems almost certain that Sir Joshua Reynolds designed the service for himself. For a plate from the same service see Christie's, King Street, 7 April 1997. Typical wear to gilding and some other minor surface wear. Some fritting to the rim of the cup.

A London Decorated Chinese Porcelain Bowl, mid 18th century, painted in famille rose type enamels with the Stag Hunt pattern in cartouche on a carved ground, 12.5cm diameter; and A Chinese Porcelain Saucer, painted in famille rose enamels with a bird amongst foliage and rockwork, 13.5cm diameter (2). Wear to inner border of Stag Hunt pattern bowl. Some typical minor wear throughout.

A Wine Glass, circa 1730, the rounded funnel bowl engraved with a crowned GS monogram within a foliate cartouche and with basal air tears, on a hollow angular knopped stem and domed folded foot, 16cm high. Small rim chip.

CORNWALL - Thomas KITCHIN (1718-84). A New Improved Map of Cornwall. [etc.]Thomas KITCHIN (1718-84). A New Improved Map of Cornwall from the Best Surveys and Intelligencies Divided into its Hundreds. London: Printed for T. Bowles, [c. 1750]. Large hand-coloured engraved map, title within fully hand-coloured figural cartouche, dedication within baroque cartouche, inset map of The Isles of Scilly (browned apart from a strip an inch wide at the centrefold, some spotting and staining), 515 x 680mm., framed and glazed. With Nicolas Sanson's Provinces d' West; autrefois Royaume d' Westsex: ou sont Aujourdhuy les Comtes Hant-shire, et l' Isle de Wight, Barck-sh. Wilt-sh. Dorcet.sh. Somerset.sh. Devon.sh. et Cornwall [etc] (Paris, 1654, framed and glazed) and Blaeu's Cornubia, sive Cornwallia (Amsterdam, [c.1640], hand-coloured engraved map of Cornwall, framed and glazed). (3)

JANSSONIUS, Johannes (1588-1664). Wiltonia [Map of Wiltshire].JANSSONIUS,Johannes (1588-1664).  Wiltonia sivecomitatus Wiltoniensis. Anglis Wilshire. Amsterdam: “Apud JoannemJanssonium”, [c. 1660]. Hand-coloured engraved map of Wiltshire, figural titlecartouche, scale cartouche with putti, coats-of-arms, French text onverso, 398 x 495mm., unframed.

A 19th century French leather and gilt metal purse, with painted miniature of the Corps Legislature in a foliate cartouche. 2' wide

A silver open faced pocket watch with white enamel dial, approx 32, with red Roman numerals, outer gilt decoration, chased floral decoration to the case,  vacant cartouche, key windCondition report: good- minor wear and tear.

A 9ct gold Waltham open faced pocket watch, white enamel dial, approx. 42mm, number markers with outer seconds track, subsidiary dial, engine turned case with vacant cartouche, case approx. 50mm, total gross weight approx. 90gms Condition report: good working at time of report, slight marks to case inner cover 9ct gold

A Rolex pocket watch, the white enamel dial with painted black number markers and subsidiary dial, (chip to dial at 9) dial diameter approx 43mm, to a gold plated Dennison hunter case, with wind at 3 0'clock, 15 rubies to movement marked Rolex, plain cartouche to case, case associated modified Condition report: winds and running at time of report, chip to dial approx 5mm, glass missing, case wear and tear decoration has been rubbed CONDITION:wear and tear to caseunsure if this is the correct case for movement as not quite locatingglass missingcase worn decoration has veen lost play in hingeslight dent to case edge scratches to dust cover and case 

A gold plated Waltham hunter pocket watch, white enamel dial approx 36mm, Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, with outer seconds track highlighted in red, wear to machine engraved case, vacant cartouche along with a Vertex Revue gold plated open faced pocket wtach, top wind, white enamel dial approx 45mm, roman numerals with subsidiary dial, plain caseCondition report: both wind and working at time of report, wear and tear to plate and marks commensurate with age. 

A 14ct gold continental open faced  pocket watch, gold tone dial with Roman numeral markers, foliate ivy leaf  decoration to dial, case approx 38mm, foliate engraved case with initialled cartouche, (top loop deficient), total gross weight approx 41.6gms, along with key and gilt metal guard/watch chain Condition report: cannot confirm working, no visible sign of damage to case but thinning to case back,  wear and tear to all commensurate with age   CONDITION:thinning to case backplated dust cover no inscriptioninitialled cartouchefine scratches to glasssome discolouration to dialno visible sign of denting to case innercannot confirm working as will not wind

An 18k yellow gold and Continental fob watch, gold tone dial, foliate decoration, Roman numerals, some discolouration, dial approx 31mm, case embossed with floral decoration, vacant cartouche, diameter approx 35mm, total gross weight approx  33gms condition report: wear and tear fine scratches commensurate with age. 

A Continental 18K gold, ladies open faced pocket watch, white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and gilt decoration, dial approx 27mm, the case with repoussé scroll and foliate decoration with initials to shield cartouche, case approx 33mm, total gross weight approx 29gms in original caseCondition report: Good- winds and working at time of report, small chip to dial at 11, small dents to case and case back interior 

A Chinese Silver cigar box, engine turned decoration, cedar lines, stamped Nanking to case, size approx 12 x 8.5 x 4.5cm, initialled cartouche, commemorative plaque to interior, dent to lid, along with a silver plate and wooden commemorative  plaque

A George III silver shaped oval Neo-Classical salt, gadroon border above gallery body with cartouche engraved with crest, on ball and claw feet, hallmarked I.W for possibly John Weldring or James Wibird, London, 1779, 1.70 ozt, with blue glass liner together with two mid18th Century silver Hanoverian teaspoons, marks indistinct, one with rubbed initials to reverse, 0.44 ozt (3)  Possibly John Weldring or James Wiburd Possibly John Weldring or James Wiburd Possibly John Weldring or James Wiburd

An early 19th Century Staffordshire figure of Venus probably by Obadiah Sherratt, circa 1820, Venus with a putto standing on rocky support, the entire applied with shells raised on plinth with central titled cartouche (damages)

An early 20th century curling stone, with brass mount and hardwood handle, engraved "In memory, J. Walker 1934", (lacking shield cartouche) and three other curling stones, one lacking handle.

2 medals, an antique silver medal with laurel leaf detail to one side and inscription to the other. Inscription reads "Barossa School Sports 1921 Slow Bicycle Race Winner Vera Teasdale." Hallmarked for The Mint Birmingham Ltd, 1919. Together with a white metal vintage hockey medal with laurel leaf and empty cartouche to back. Silver weight approx. 13.1g.

A Victorian James Dixon & Sons matching silver plated coffee pot, teapot and sugar bowl. All pieces highly decorated, all engraved "Florence" to front cartouche. Together with a vintage circular silver plated tray by Viners.

An antique horn and malacca walking cane handle with decorative hallmarked silver mounts. Hallmarked London 1911 and showing a shield shaped blank cartouche. Approx. 16cm long.

An Improved Map of the County of Stafford Divided into its Hundreds collected from the best materials, and illustrated with various additional improvements, with historical extracts, relating to its natural produce, trade, manufactures & 8c. by Eman. Bowen Geogr. to His Majesty. With a title cartouche depicting a well and a rococo dedicatory cartouche. Dedication in decorative cartouche: To the Noble and Right Honourable John Gower Earl Gower, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the County of Stafford, and Keeper of His Majesty's Privy Seal. This map is dedicated by His Lordship's most humble servt. Eman Bowen. Circa 1740 with original outline colouring, approx 57.5 w x 73 h cms, framed and glazed.

Speede John - New Mappe of the Romane Empire, circa 1626, a decorative and colourful 17th century map, the map is embellished with decorative panels displaying views of great cities including Rome, Genoa, Jerusalem, Venice, Constantinople and Alexandria with the left and right panels depicting figures in national costume, the lower portion of the map having a cartouche with an historical account of the rise of the Roman Empire approx 40 x 52 cms as published in John Speede's Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World, framed and glazed. 

A French early 19th century shield-form locket pendant, centred with a vacant cartouche and with glazed hinged locket compartment to the reverse and suspending a small working gold padlock with key, 5cm high, A late 18th century gold amphora-form pendant with enamel decoration (some damage) and centred with a glazed locket compartment depicting a cupid leaning on a willow tree with heart at his feet, the reverse with the initials JH, 3cm high, A gold brooch formed with nine sections of banded agate, repaired clasp, 5.5cm wide. A pair of oval shaped topaz mounted gold cannetille earrings. A fine link gold longuard chain alternately mounted with untested pearls and turquoise cabochons, 60cm

A Regency gold locket ring, the ring with repoussй gold floral decoration and set with a vacant oval cartouche, with a secret hinged locket compartment to inside shank, size U 1/2

An early 19th century two-colour gold thimble, with five rubies set to the textured foliate decoration with vacant cartouche, 2.3cm high, fitted leather case

A circular micro-mosaic brooch by Castellani, c.1865, depicting the Holy Dove with gold halo, on light blue ground, the gold brooch mount with fluted border, signed to the reverse with applied addorsed Cs cartouche, 2.3cm wide For similar Holy Dove earrings and pendant see SOROS, S.W., WALKER, S., Castellani and Italian Archaeological Jewellery, page 246 For a similar brooch, see Woolley and Wallis, 'Jewellery by Design: The Collection of Dr Anne Shannon, An Academic Eye', 31st Oct 2018, ex lot 278

A collection of silver tobacciana items. Including a Links of London cigar holder and ashtray, two vesta cases and a match box holder. One vesta with a heart shaped cartouche and engraved with three leaf clovers, hallmarked: WHS for William Henry Sparrow, the other with a foliate repousse design and a silver plated Parker Beacon (Dunhill) lighter. L.13cm, 82.6g (Silver excluding lighter)

Victorian Period - Pleasing Sterling Silver Hinged Vesta Case of Small Proportions. 1.5 Inches - 3.75 cms, Excellent Condition, Tight Fitting. Hallmark Birmingham 1900, Maker W.H.H ( William Hair Hassler ) + A Victorian Period Sterling Silver Hinged Vesta Case with Chased Floral Decoration to Both Sides, Vacant Cartouche. Excellent Condition, Closes Tightly, Hallmark Birmingham 1891, Makers Mark A & J.Z ( Arthur and John Zinnerman ) Size 1.5 Inches - 3.75 cms High.

CORAL AND SEED PEARL PENDANT NECKLACE, CIRCA 1900The carved coral corallium rubrum of flower, set within a foliate cartouche, suspending a coral corallium rubrum and seed pearl drop, later chain, pendant: French import mark, necklace: partial UK hallmark, European convention mark, lengths: pendant 6.0cm, necklace 62.0cmFootnotes:Please note, this lot will be subject to US Fish and Wildlife regulations if imported into the USA.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A William IV Full Hunter Silver Pocket Watch,case with machine engraved decoration with cartouche engraved 'HB' hallmarked London 1823, movement with verge escapement and fusee, signed Holmes, Creed Lane, Ludgate St, No.264

A Large Victorian Silver Pocket Watch,case with bright-cut engraving and gold inlay surrounding blank cartouche, hallmarked Chester 1889, diameter 5.5cm, decorative silver dial with subsiduary seconds, gold roman numerals, movement with lever escapement and fusee, currently running

A 1920s Omega silver cased open face pocket watch, the signed white enamel dial having ornate Arabic numerals, Louis XIV style hands and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, 50mm case marked 0.800 with Swiss hallmarks and with serial no. 6979139, movement serial no. 6254225. Condition: appears to be in working order although not sold with any guarantees, no chips or cracks to dial, hands are possible replacement, glass and case have some surface scratches, with back of case having engraved cartouche with initials.

An early 20th century hallmarked silver open face pocket watch having silvered foliate decorated dial with Roman numerals, Fleur De Lis hands and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, the gilded movement inscribed 'R. Wright, Maker' and numbered 7503, the inner and outer case backs hallmarked London 1901, makers James Neale & Samuel Freeman, case diam. 48mm. Condition: will tick freely, however, no key present and will not be sold with any guarantees to work, minor wear to dial but overall good, rubbing and age related wear throughout the case with some small dents, no inscriptions to case or to shield shaped cartouche on rear, hinges ok.

A 1920s Swiss eight day silver pocket watch, the dial signed 'Hebdomas Patent', with Arabic numerals, syringe hands and visible escapement, the 41mm case with London import marks, 1927 and stamped 925, the case back with engraved shield shaped cartouche. Condition: balance wheel will move freely but only tick for a few seconds and the item will not be sold with any guarantees to work, hairlines and small chip to enamel dial, case has small dents, tarnishing throughout and age related surface wear, no inscriptions to case, hinges good.

A Victorian hallmarked silver open face pocket watch, the unsigned dial having Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, gilded fusee movement inscribed to plate 'M Lagg, Liverpool, No.451', the 47mm case hallmarked Chester 1874, comes with fitted box. Condition: will not be sold with any guarantees to be in working order, no winding key present, untested, hour hand tip broken, minor chip to dial at 11 o'clock, rear of case with engraved cartouche, no initials, hinges of case ok, surface wear including surface scratches throughout.

A George V silver card case, with heavily floral engraved body, with vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1924, 1¼oz, 9.5cm x 7cm.

Two silver vesta cases, to include one depicting a female figure and donkey inscribed Souvenir of A Midsummer's Night Dream Adelphi Theatre 1906 With compliments, Birmingham 1909, together with another example, with floral scroll decoration and vacant shield cartouche, Birmingham 1922, 1¾oz. (2)

JOSEPH GLOSTER LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver cigarette case, with engine turned decoration and engraved initials to the rectangular shaped cartouche, Birmingham 1941, also two further hallmarked silver and one sterling silver cigarette case, approx. 15.5ozt/477g (4).Additional InformationThe older cases with knocks, wear, and one with heavy dents and lacking interior banding. Each of the later examples are engraved with initials to the exterior and interior.

WILLIAM SIMPSON; a George IV or William IV hallmarked silver vinaigrette with bright cut detail and vacant cartouche to exterior, foliate scroll pierced grille and gilt finish to interior, Birmingham (maker's mark indistinct), width 2.5cm (af).Additional InformationSome knocks, nicks, scratches, misshaping and discolouration, etc. There is a small hole to the base.

A 9ct yellow gold cased Colibri Monogas lighter, with ribbed decoration and vacant cartouche, with applied letter D set with eight diamond chips, in leather case.Additional InformationApprox gross weight of the sleeve / outer case is 20gms. Postage approx. £12 plus VAT.

A Victorian 9ct yellow gold vesta case with blank shield shaped cartouche and bright cut foliate scroll decoration, maker's mark W&CM, Birmingham 1897, length 4.5cm, approx 15.9g.Additional InformationSeveral dents, split to the lid, further general wear.

A George VI hallmarked silver cigarette box of rectangular form, the cover with engine turned detail surrounding a vacant rectangular cartouche, with cedar wood lining, Birmingham 1946, length 16.5cm, together with a similar smaller example with engraved initials and presentation inscription 'Presented by the officer and managers of the Jewish Ladies Brigade & Club to Mr Stanley Pressman on the occasion of his marriage 19th March 1952', Birmingham 1951, with cedar wood lining (2).Additional InformationTarnishing wear, minor knocks, dents, the marks are slightly rubbed on the larger box, the smaller box is missing the cedar wood insert to the interior.

LINES, BUNN & MASON; a Victorian hallmarked silver cigarette case of rectangular form with repoussé decoration with shaped vacant heart cartouche, together with a hallmarked silver vesta case, a notepad case and a decanter label, approx weight 4.27ozt/132g (4).Additional InformationMinor bents, knocks, scratches and scuffs, the notepad case is bent and warped.