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Click here to subscribeAn early 20th century Continental white metal cigarette case in the Art Deco manner with engine turned and black enamel decoration, bearing initials "KP" to front (marks rubbed to inside), together with a George V silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration and initials to front (Birmingham 1934)
A box containing a set of five early 19th century silver teaspoons, a Continental plated Art Nouveau teaspoon, a pair of sugar tongs, a Continental Art Nouveau style coffee spoon, and a 1920`s silver cigarette case engraved with study of a dog to inside of lid, inscribed "Roma, 24/1/20" and inscribed note "January 13th 1929 My cigarette case"
A late Victorian cased and presentation inscribed Trophy Cup, of goblet form, with gilt interior and all over floral engraved decoration, with presentation inscription “Presented By, Rt Hon C J Rhodes, PC, MLA, De Beers Christmas Sports 1900, Kimberley SA, Won By T Bone Esqr, East Dereham, Norfolk, 220 Yds Flat Race (Open), Time 24 Secs”, to a knopped stem and raised on a spreading circular foot with beaded rim, height 10”, in a fitted velvet and silk-lined morocco covered case; together with the original presentation certificate, presented to Private T Bone detailing other prizes of a case of cutlery, gold medal and a silver matchbox, and a further gift coupon and Lambert & Butler Rhodesian Series Cigarette Card depicting the Rt Hon Cecil J Rhodes PC
Edwardian silver cigarette case of rectangular form with engraved foliate decoration (Birmingham 1902) together with four 1930s / 40s silver cigarette cases with engine turned decoration and a similar powder compact (various dates and makers), all at approximately 23ozs (6) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
1930s silver christening mug of cylindrical form with raised central rib and engraved name, reeded scroll handle, in a fitted case (Birmingham 1932) - maker Adie Bros Ltd, together with a contemporary silver cigarette case with engine-turned decoration (Birmingham 1947), all at 4ozs, christening mug 7.2cm diameter (2) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
Continental silver cigarette case of rectangular form with reeded decoration and similarly decorated horn end pieces, hinged cover with gold coloured thumb piece - gilded interior with engraved inscription, 8.8cm overall width Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
The Duke of Westminster - silver presentation cigarette case, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co - engraved Charles C Mobson from the Duke of Westminster, Tuesday 18th November 1913 (London 1913), 9.5cm x 8.5cm - sold with letter from the Duke to Mr Mobson at the London Opera House, in aid of the Duke`s Olympic Fund Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
* A Casualty Pair to Corporal C.H. Coombs, Worcestershire Yeomanry, Killed in Action during the Battle of el Qatiya, Sinai, 23.4.1916, 1914-15 Star (2209 Pte. C.H. Coombs. Worc. .Yeo.), British War Medal (2209 Cpl. C.H. Coombs. Worc. Yeo.), extremely fine, together with an aluminium identity tag impressed `2209. C. Coombs. Wor.Y.` and a silver cigarette case engraved `C.H. Coombs` Birmingham 1908 2209 Corporal Cyril Henry Coombs (1887-1916), born in Saltley, Birmingham, formally an auctioneer before enlisting with The Queen`s Own Worcestershire Yeomanry, served during the Great War in the Egyptian Theatre with the Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line (including the Yeomanry and Imperial Camel Corps), Coombs was killed in action Egypt 23.4.1916 and is commemorated on the Jerusalem Memorial. el Qatiya, Sinai, 23.4.1916. This was a small and successful action undertaken by the Ottoman forces against the British who were scattered around el Qatiya and Bir el Dueidat. The Bedouins had tricked the British by hanging round the camp pretending to be friendly then killed and stripped the soldiers, crying `Finish British! Turks Kantara! Turks Port Said! Turks Cairo!` According to one account, there were dead men and horses everywhere. Men had been bayoneted under their blankets, others garrotted with thin baling wire used for horse fodder. The raid created panic in the British command and highlighted the need for a greater commitment to strengthening the defences of Romani, eventually leading to a battle at that place. 15 Officers and 187 other ranks of the Yeomanry were killed, wounded or taken prisoner. (4)
A silver handled Button Hook and Shoe Horn with embossed decoration, a plain silver Vesta Case, silver and pink enamel Cigarette Holder Case and Cigarette Holder, enamel A/F, George V silver Cigarette Holder Case and Holder, London 1934, cloisonne Matchbox Holder and silver Extending Pencil inlaid agate, and another
A Victorian silver and cut glass scent bottle, of cylindrical form, the silver hinged lid incised with leaf work, length 8 cm, a Victorian red glass and white metal scent bottle, with hinged lid, the ends profusely decorated with foliage and flowers, length 11 cm, a pair of Georgian and later white metal sugar nips, with shell end grips and scroll work structure, length 11 cm, together with a miscellaneous quantity of silver, silver plated and white metal items to include napkin rings, flatware, a cigarette case and an ivory carving, (a lot).
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