There are 152611 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA large and impressive late Victorian Silver Desk Stand, the rectangular base raised on ball and claw feet, fitted with recess for pen, two cut glass ink bottles and greyhound decoration, (note, ink bottles have Birmingham hallmarks and one lid hinge is damaged), main body of desk stand hallmarked Sheffield 1896, total Silver weight approx 36.5 oz, 11" wide
Edward VII Silver backed Dressing Table set comprising oval Hand Mirror, three Brushes, two clear cut glass Jars, Silver topped, plus two additional Silver lids and a rectangular folding curling tong warmer, all pieces decorated with elaborate scroll work and cherub detail, hallmarked London 1901/1902, largest piece 10.5" long
An Elizabeth II cut glass and silver mounted decanter, by C.S. Green & Co., Birmingham modern, ovoid with slender stopper, 15in. (38.5cms); and another glass and silver mounted decanter, by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd., Birmingham modern, circular and with globular stopper, 10 1/2in. (27cms). (2)
A Victorian cake knife, by Martin, Paul & Co., Sheffield 1876, engraved crest and monogram, in velvet lined case; eight Georgian Newcastle teaspoons, by Dorothy Langlands and Thomas Wheatley, various dates, and engravings; six George V teaspoons, by Arthur Price, Birmingham, 1929; six George V tea knives, by Lee & Wigfull; and a George V cut glass caster, with silver cover, by Charles Westwood & Sons, Chester 1929, 6.7oz. of weighable silver. (22)
A Victorian mourning brooch/pendant, of shaped scrolling form, the black enamel ground set with graduated seed pearls to foliate design, single rose cut diamond to flowerhead, the edge decorated and chased with foliate scrolls, the reverse engraved "Harriet Hammersley Obt. 26th June 1863 at 14" around a glass covered plaque of set hair, brooch pin and hinged pendant fitting, 5.5cms wide, in original fitted box.
An interesting collection of glassware to include a vase of tapering rectangular form with etched detail of a mother and child in the Orrefors manner, indistinctly signed to underside, five cranberry glass beakers, a sculptural paperweight in the form of an elephant by Mats Jonasson, various decanters, toilet water bottles, a substantial cut glass wine cooler, various other vases, etc
A good quality clear cut glass toilet water bottle with slice cut neck and wrythen moulded bowl with silver cap and collar, with marks for John Thomas Heath and John Hartshorne, Middleton of Huskin & Heath, dated 1888-89 together with a further good quality clear cut glass toilet water bottle with wrythen finish and associated stopper (displayed upon silver cabinet)
A large and interesting selection of clear glass and crystal wares to include a good quality hand blown jug with banded neck and applied handle, a good quality 19th century vessel with bucket shaped bowl and slice cut and other detail upon a faceted knopped stem and further cut foot, six champagne glasses with faceted hollow stems, various other jugs, decanters, medicinal beakers with etched level guides, etc
Twelve kidney shaped dishes with cut detail, four good quality 19th century drinking glasses with bucket shaped bowls with slice cut detail, raised on faceted and bladed stems, various other glasses to include 19th century champagne flutes with slice cut detail, wine glasses with knopped stems, cut glass grapefruit dishes, etc together with a selection of blue glassware to include a scent bottle with iridescent finish, indistinctly signed to underside, a cobalt blue jug, etc
An early 20th Century 14ct gold enamel and sapphire mounted rectangular card case with curved ends, the face enamelled in colours with a racehorse and a jockey, three playing cards, a Moulin Rouge dancer and a champagne bottle and glass, the front clasp set with an oval cabochon cut sapphire with cabochon cut sapphires to either end, No. 48493, 47mm x 87mm x 12mm deep (gross weight 78 grammes)
An early Victorian silver rectangular inkstand of scroll shaped outline and with pierced border, on pierced bracket feet, 12ins x 8ins x 5.25ins high, by Edward, Edward, John and William Barnard, London 1846, complete with taper stick (weight 19ozs), and two panel cut and silver mounted inkwells (glass to both damaged)
A late Victorian silver topped cameo glass scent bottle in the manner of Thomas Webb & Son, with yellow tinted tear shaped body overlaid in white opaque glass and cut back with two flowers and a butterfly, with plain silver screw-on cover for same, 3.375ins high, probably by D.L., hallmark possibly Birmingham 1885 (marks rubbed and cover split and damaged)
An Edward VII silver oval sauce boat with shaped rim, 7.5ins overall, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1909, a George V silver three piece cruet, comprising - salt, pepper and lidded mustard pot, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1910 (cased), five George V silver salt spoons, a silver plated two-handled hot plate, 16ins x 9ins x 5ins high, by Walker & Hall, with integral burner and aluminium inset for same, and two cut-glass decanters (combined weighable silver 10ozs)
An Argentinean silvery metal bulbous two-handled urn shaped mate pot, the circular base with scroll toes, 5.25ins high, and a mate spoon for same, a circular table bell with cast open scroll cover and on three scroll feet, 3.5ins diameter, possibly Birmingham 1895, a selection of cut-glass dressing table fitments with plain silver covers, and a selection of other silver and silver backed items, various
An Indian silvery metal oval teapot with serpent pattern handle and finial, the whole cast with huntsmen on foot and horseback chasing animals through a forest and within a band of floral ornament, 4.75ins high, a similar milk jug, 3.75ins high, and a circular sugar bowl, a pair of Indian silvery metal circular bowls with shaped rims cast with figures and animals set in a landscape, 3.5ins diameter x 1.75ins high, two other silvery metal items and a pair of cut-glass and silver topped salts (combined weighable silver 33ozs)
Loading...
