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A small collection of silver, comprising a sugar sifter spoon, London 1906, a pair of oval napkin rings, Birmingham 1938, another napkin ring with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1932, a rectangular matchbox holder London 1932 by Mappin & Webb, and an oval hinged bangle, Birmingham 1968.
A matched pair of Victorian and later silver entrées dishes, covers and handles, each of rectangular form with scallop, flower and scroll cast borders, the handles modelled as a sphinx and engraved `Gibraltar, Peninsula`, each cover engraved `LVIII` within a foliate scrollwork cartouche frame, London 1829 by Benjamin Smith, London 1904 by Mappin & Webb and other marks for J.E. Terrey & Co, length approx 34cm. Note: the LVIII engraved on the dishes relates to the 58th Regiment of Foot, which was formed in 1755. The 58th was granted the County Title of Rutlandshire in 1782, which it held until 1881 when it was amalgamated with the 48th (Northamptonshire Regiment of Foot), becoming the 2nd Battalion of Northamptonshire Regiment. The sphinx handles bearing inscriptions `Peninsula` and `Gibraltar` represent their famous campaigns where they were stationed at Gibraltar in part of the great siege from 1779-1783, in the French revolutionary wars in Egypt at the Battle of Alexandria and later, under Wellington in the Peninsular Campaign.
A collection of silver including two serving spoons, fiddle pattern, London 1782, maker WJ and London 1787, maker ME, a fiddle pattern dessert spoon, Dublin 1830, maker IW EP, two teaspoons, London 1825 and 1828, four glass holders of pierced form, Birmingham 1925, Mappin & Webb, two salts with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1924 and 1922, a napkin ring, Birmingham 1910, a silver topped cut glass bottle, Birmingham 1919, total 9.995toz, a silver filled candlestick, Sheffield 1889 and another unmarked. (15)
A Mixed lot: a single Victorian embossed circular salt on three feet, marks worn 1861 by Arthur Sibley; a pair of sugar tongs by William Chawner 11; a penknife; two salts; a novelty flag teaspoon engraved R.M.S. Alcantara by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1951; a lid to an oval jar; a single manicure together with three plated items including a corkscrew (8)
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