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Click here to subscribeA Tiffany & Co evening bag, the engine turned yellow metal frame with leaf engraved corners and cabochon blue glass clasp, stamped '14K' , 'Tiffany & Co' and engraved 'Mina Pincus - Paris', on a fetter and seven chain, the bag woven with a scene of courtly ladies in a forest with birds, 17 x 17cm (6 3/4 x 6 3/4in)
An oval table snuff box and two cigarette boxes, the oval bombe snuff box with a hinged domed cover with a reeded border and an embossed crest and motto 'Al worship be to cod only' (sic), on four feet, London 1905 by John Bodman Carrington, 13cm long (5in), 7oz, a silver cigarette box, inscribed 'Fishmongers Company 30th May 1907' with a crest and motto 'Al worship be to cod only', (sic) Birmingham 1906 by Mappin and Webb, and an engine turned cigarette case, Chester 1915 by Asprey and Co Ltd
Two cigarette cases, one engine turned 9ct gold with a calibre sapphire thumb-piece (lacking one stone), the marks rubbed, 104g gross, the other a French tortoiseshell and gold mounted case, with an applied coronet and a cabochon thumb-piece, with lozenge shaped makers mark 'LC' possibly for Louis Cartier
A silver double sovereign case and other items, the sovereign case with monogram and date '1909', Birmingham 1901 by Hilliard and Thomason containing two sovereigns 1888S and 1899, and a half sovereign 1914, a Victorian silver rectangular match case/vesta of shaped outline, Birmingham 1875, a silver propelling pencil London 1925, a concave cigarette case with monogram, Birmingham 1918, and a 9ct gold engine turned match book holder, Chester 1926 by Asprey & Co Ltd
A green leather dressing case stamped by 'Harrods Ltd, London SW', containing silver mounted fittings viz; an engine turned hand mirror and a hair brush inscribed 'Dick', Birmingham 1919, five facetted glass bottles with engine turned silver lids, London 1919-20, a green leather note pad holder, necessaire, mirror, vesta/match case and an ink pot, 45.5 x 33 x 18cm (18 x 13 x 7in), with a canvas cover
A Victorian round teapot and two milk jugs, with engine turned straight tapering sides and rounded bases, the spouts and handles with strapwork decoration, the tea pot cover with strapwork hinge and stylised flower finial, the teapot and one milk jug stamped beneath 'Hunt & Roskell Late Storr & Mortimer', London 1860 by John Samuel Hunt, the other milk jug 1862 by Edward and John Barnard - 36oz gross
A pair of late 19th century Continental gilt metal and porcelain candlesticks, each with an engine turned sconce, on an urn with reeded and stiff leaf bands, the square tapering porcelain supports painted in gilt and applied with rams masks and ovals, on a concave sided base and four spherical feet, 26cm high (10 1/4in)
A plain square dome top silver cigarette box, Chester 1913, monogrammed, sandalwood lined interior 4" square, an engine turned square ashtray, Birmingham 1946, inscribed 3" square, a set of four foliate cast and inscribed coffee spoons, Sheffield 1926/7, two golfing coffee spoons, Birmingham 1929, the terminals marked CCGC and a caddy spoon, Birmingham 1971 (9)
Three cut and engraved glass shaped perfume bottles in an openwork stand, Elkington & Co Birmingham 1908, and on three squat feet, bottle neck damaged, a pair of engine turned napkin rings, Birmingham 1937, a silver rimmed pear shaped glass bottle vase, Birmingham 1931 6.25" high, a button hook and shoe horn each with embossed handle Chester 1912 and a caddy spoon with fiddle thread and shell pattern handle Unite & Hilliard Birmingham 1829 (7)
George V silver photograph frame, Chester 1927, of plain rectangular form 6.25 in x 4.25 in (15.88 cm x 10.80 cm), also a cased pair of silver napkin rings with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1936, silver handled shoe horn, Chester 1923, silver curb link watch albert, two silver brooches, a silver plated eggcup, napkin ring and spoon (a lot)
Swiss silver cased hunter pocket watch, for the Middle Eastern market, the case engine turned and with acanthus engraving, decoratively knurled edge and stamped '800', painted enamel dial with Arabic batons, signed in Arabic, with subsidiary seconds, the movement signed and counter-signed in Arabic, possibly Bruguet (some denting to the case)
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