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A pair of silver backed hairbrushes, an engine turned and silver backed hand mirror, and a silver napkin ring (3)

P** B** M** A SILVER PINT MUG of plain conical form with extensive period engraving and London, 1902 hollow c-scroll handle, together with a NAPKIN RING with ornamental monogram, 372g total

A SILVER TOPPED CUT LEAD CRYSTAL SCENT BOTTLE, together with a NAPKIN RING, mixed assays, together with other plated RINGS

AN EPNS CAPPED GLASS CHURCH WAFER DISPENSER HOLDER having two piece detachable top and clear glass body, a foreign silver coloured metal napkin ring (probably French) and a cushion shape silver pill box/powder compact of saucer form, Birmingham assay

A George V silver four division arched toast rack, London, 1921, a Birmingham silver miniature tyg, 1905, a miniature silver loving cup, a silver napkin ring, two silver jars and containers, an Edwardian silver seal, Chester 1907 and a George V silver castor and cover, Edinburgh 1930, approx 4.6ozt. (8)

Silver topped cut glass bottle, cased pen set, napkin ring and a pair of brass shoes Condition Report: see terms and conditions

A George V silver four divisional toast rack, makers mark J.D. & S, Sheffield, together with two various pepperettes, a napkin ring, and a silver push and fork, etc., 8ozt approx.

An early 20th century silver Art Nouveau style two handled vase, makers mark C.B & S, Sheffield 1905, together with a silver engraved vesta case, a plain silver curved shaped calling card case, a single pierced napkin ring, a silver sifter spoon, an apostle style spoon - 9ozt approx., together with a continental white metal filigree and pierced miniature piano and carriage, a silver topped cut glass bottle, etc. (10 items)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER PICKLE FORK, FIDDLE, THREAD AND SHELL PATTERN, SHEFFIELD 1970 AND MISCELLANEOUS SMALL SILVER FLATWARE AND A NAPKIN RING, 6 OZS 10DWTS

Three glass decanters, one with silver effect mount, two silver labels, various other items including cased silver sugar spoon, set of six cased silver coffee bean spoons, napkin ring, also pair of servers etc

Various objects including mother of pearl mounted fruit knives, pickle fork etc, sundry condiments, silver mounted and glass cologne bottle, atomiser, some badges and silver napkin ring

George V silver cigarette case, by S. Blackensee & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1930, small silver bow, sugar tongs and a napkin ring, 7oz,

George V silver cigarette case, by William J. Holmes, Birmingham, 1910, a pair of sugar tongs and a napkin ring, 4oz,

An Indian silver mug, probably Cutch, c.1890, of barrel shape, chased with a profusion of flowers and angular handle, gilt interior, 9.5cm high, and an Indian silver napkin ring, probably Cutch, chased with foliage surrounding a vacant shield cartouche, 5cm diameter, 4 oz CONDITION REPORT: Mug: top rim misshapen. Small knocks to body and base rim. Napkin ring: a little knocked and misshapen. Please see additional images (available upon request).

A Chinese export silver cigar case, stamped with Chinese characters, of rectangular form, the front decorated with a scene of Chinese life, surrounding a shield shaped cartouche, the reverse with dragon motifs, monogrammed, gilt interior, 13 x 8.5cm, and a Chinese export silver napkin ring, of circular form, pierced with two dragons, flanking a heart shape cartouche, monogrammed, 4.5cm diameter, 6.5oz (2) CONDITION REPORT: Light wear - no obvious major faults. Napkin ring slightly misshapen. Cigar case: 5oz.

A plain silver photograph frame the back missing, plated knife rests, napkin ring, bon bon dish, watch, chains etc.

A Victorian silver and mother of pearl butter knife, Sheffield 1851 and a silver napkin ring

A silver napkin ring, weight 26gms

A silver quaich, a silver bangle, a silver napkin ring and two silver thimbles 5.6oz

A silver plated ladle, tankard, napkin ring and butter dish

A silver fob chain, a silver napkin ring and a sports medal - 2ozs

A HALLMARKED SILVER VESTA CASE AND NAPKIN RING

A silver Christening set, comprising mug with crescent moon handle and a napkin ring, boxed

Pair filled silver candlesticks, stem vase, napkin ring etc

A jewellery box containing a 19th century silver plated spectacles case for a necessaire, cotume jewellery, horn cup, silver-mounted ivory napkin ring etc

A pair of Continental silver circular Napkin Rings, each decorated repousse style with two bands of flower heads together with a Continental white metal Napkin Ring marked 830S, a smaller silver Napkin Ring (Birmingham assay marks), one other similar silver Napkin Ring, a Norwegian silver (marked 830S) tapering Napkin Ring decorated with a stylised angel fish and an early 20th Century flower head shaped silver plated Creamer on three spherical feet, combined approx weight of the six Napkin Rings 115g

An early 20th century half hunter pocket watch, a silver napkin ring, a silver bangle and various commemorative crowns, 2 tins

Pair Victorian silver sugar tongs (London 1943), George V silver tea strainer with turned wooden handle (Sheffield 1911), Thomas Bradbury & Son, 1930s silver napkin ring (London 1936), contemporary silver bon bon dish (Sheffield 1957) and a selection of silver spoons and other items (various dates and makers). All at approximately 16ozs, bon bon dish 11cm diameter (qty)

Victorian Floral Decorated Jardiniere, Sylvac Rabbit, Collection of China Thimbles, Pair of Victorian Red Glass Vases, Cream Jug, Magnifying Glass, Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson Napkin Ring etc

A selection of silver including a napkin ring with engine turned decoration, a baby`s food pusher and spoon and a part cased christening set including a fork and spoon, 3oz approx

Set of six silver coffee spoons, a spoon, fork and napkin ring, and an egg cup and spoon, all cased.

A George V silver pedestal bonbon dish, the top with pie crust rim above a stepped circular base (Birmingham 1928), and a silver napkin ring, two plated dishes, and a Polaroid Accessory Set 186

A cased silver three piece christening set and silver napkin ring, total gross silver weight approx 61 grams, cased plated items etc.

A silver napkin ring with engine turned decoration, initialled `PH`, approx 57 grams.

An Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co. silver napkin ring with blue and green enamelled panels, hallmarked 1902 (some losses to enamel).

Silver hallmarked vesta, two hallmarked pocket knives, turned wood propelling pencil and a napkin ring

Two hallmarked silver toast racks, a silver napkin ring, a silver cup inscribed to William Bruce from his godfather 4th Nov 1951, approx weight of all 275 g and a white metal tray marked 900, approx 340 g.

Silver bracelet with chased decoration, silver napkin ring and princess compact.

Collection of hallmarked silver items and a Wang Hing marked napkin ring of British naval interest with engraving for Reginald P Walker 1888 including a roll call of all the ships he served on including Swiftsure, Adelaide, Terrible, Indefatigable, Resolution and Dolphin, 21 in total together with an RAF trench art shell, approx weight of silver and white metal items 525 g including Wang Hing ring.

A George III silver old English pattern table spoon, London 1810, a silver sweetmeat basket with swing handle and pierced sides, Birmingham 1931 by Charles Boyton & Sons (lacking liner), various silver spoons, two Continental silver egg cups, three plated napkin rings and a silver napkin ring.

A pair of late Victorian silver salts with frill rims and a pair of matching spoons, Birmingham 1894, cased, a silver napkin ring, a plated napkin ring and a silver trowel bookmark with mother-of-pearl handle, Sheffield 1911 by Walker & Hall.

*A silver plated sauce boat together with a silver napkin ring

A collection of mixed metalware to include a silver napkin ring, a Continental white metal toddy ladle and other items

* A Maria Theresa thaler in a pendant mount; with other silver and silver coloured jewellery, with various marks, comprising; a lady`s Accurist bracelet watch; four bracelets; seven rings; two chains; three pairs of earrings; two charms; two heart pendants; a napkin ring; and two non silver coins, on a chain the other on a key ring; approximately 11 oz gross weighable

A silver photograph frame, Birmingham 1910, of rectangular arched form, 20.5cm tall; with a rectangular silver photograph frame; a cased set of six silver cake forks; a cased set of six silver tea spoons; a silver napkin ring, of hexagonal outline; six odd tea spoons; a silver pair of silver sugar tongs; a silver bud vase, with a loaded base; a small silver two handled trophy; a silver bottom marked tablespoon; a silver bladed butter knife with mother of pearl handle; and a silver hair brush, hand mirror and comb set; 405g (13 oz) gross weighable

A cased set of six silver tea spoons, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1902, in the rococo style; with a silver hand mirror; another silver hand mirror; a cased pair of German salad servers with stamped hollow handles to horn bowl and tines, also including a matching large knife; a pair of 19th century continental sugar tongs; and a German Art Nouveau napkin ring, stamped `800`

A collection of silver napkin rings, to include: four Victorian silver napkin rings by Arthur Fenwick, Birmingham 1900, with shaped borders, embossed with foliate sprays and engraved `N`, 4cm diameter; a silver napkin ring by William Adams Ltd., Birmingham 1928, with engine turned decoration and a monogram, 4.4cm diameter; two Edwardian silver shaped oval napkin ring by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield 1908, with shaped borders, engine turned decoration and engraved with monograms, 4.5cm long; together with nine other silver napkin rings, 6.9 oz gross

A collection of napkin rings, to include: a cased set of six Victorian silver napkin rings by John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1884, with beaded rims, engraved with foliate sprays and a `L` within a shield shaped reserve, 4.4cm diameter; a German silver coloured napkin ring, .835 standard, cast with a putti and a squirrel sat on a branch, 4.2cm long; a Victorian silver waisted napkin ring by George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1899, the borders embossed with foliate decoration, 4.5cm diameter, a silver oval napkin ring by Walter Latham & Son, Sheffield 1910, with pierced decoration and engraved with a monogram, 5.1cm long; together with eight other silver napkin rings; and seven electro-plated examples, 7.45 oz gross weighable

A small quantity of silver, to include: a silver circular ashtray by Nayler Brothers, London 1928, 13cm diameter; a silver tea strainer by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1933, with twin handles, 13.5cm long; a cased set of six silver pistol grip handled knives by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1918, with stainless steel blades, 17cm long; a Victorian silver napkin ring by Hayes Brothers, Birmingham 1891, with beaded borders, engraved with foliate sprays and a `H`, 4.4cm diameter; together with another silver napkin ring and eight silver salt spoons, 10.9 oz gross weighable

A silver cruet stand, c.1844 maker Charles Reily & George Storer, of pierced rococo form raised on four feet and with scrolled border, partially fitted, together with eleven silver tea spoons of Art Deco design, a boxed set of six Continental silver teaspoons, a silver napkin ring, glass dressing table jar with silver cover, a treen pepper grinder of milk churn form with silver bands and a silver plated milk jug with gadrooned decoration. (lot)

A boxed set of twelve Continental silver teaspoons, with floral decoration and gilt bowls, together with a quantity of silver and plated items including a set of six boxed silver teaspoons with crossed hockey sticks on the stems, a boxed set of six silver handled knives, a silver napkin ring and silver mustard pot. approx weighable weight 8.3oz. (lot)

L31 - 3 Napkin Rings made of aluminium alloy. These three napkin rings (each being 5cm diameter, 2.5cm high) commemorate the destruction of the L31 (LZ72) on 2 October 1916 near Potters Bar. Each Napkin Ring is engraved “L 31” and below that an individual number. These rings are numbered “1”, “2” and “4”. See Plate 27 Note: L31 took part in the famous raid on 24 September 1916 returning home unharmed, but was herself intercepted and destroyed less than two weeks later, on the 2 October 1916, by Lieutenant V Tempest. L31 burst into flames and in the view of many civilians, came crashing to earth near Potters Bar, with the loss of Kapitan-Leutnant Heinrich Mathy and all his crew. As with most of the Zeppelins brought down over England, many sightseers came to celebrate over the remains of the dreaded ‘Zepp’ and many souvenirs were taken. Although much of the framework was savaged for war use some of the Duralumin was re-used to make souvenir pieces such as brooches, rings and Napkin Rings.

Destruction of L32 – Souvenir Napkin Ring. Made of aluminium alloy, (4.7cm diameter, 2.1cm high) of a slightly thicker gauge than others in the collection; this Napkin Ring is made of Aluminium Alloy, engraved “L32 Billericay 1916”. Below the “L32” is a depiction of L32 falling in flames with a victorious fighter flying nearby. This ring shows signs of regular use, but the engraving remains clear. GC See Plate 27 Note: L32, under the command of Kapitan-Leutnant Werner Petersen was one of the four Zeppelins tasked to raid England on the night of 23 September 1916. Intercepted by 2nd Lt Frederick Sowrey in the early hours of 24 September 1916, the ship was shot down with the loss of all hands. The crash site was near Billericay, Essex.

L31 Commemorative Napkin Ring. Aluminium alloy napkin ring, more heavily worked than other similar souvenirs, to give a more rounded, hammered finish. To the front is engraved in 4 lines “Zepp L31, Brought down 2/10/16, At Potters Bar, H” G C. With some lacquer to the reverse. See Plate 27

Destruction of L33 – Souvenir Napkin Ring. Aluminium alloy Napkin Ring (5cm diameter, 4cm high). To the front of the piece is engraved “Zeppelin L33” in a diamond shaped frame, below which is “Little Wigborough 24.9.16” to the rear are the initials D.H. in a more ornate script. This ring shows signs of regular use. See Plate 27

Destruction of L33 – Souvenir Napkin Ring. Aluminium alloy Napkin Ring (5cm diameter, 3cm high). Milled pattern around top and bottom of the ring, and in an oval frame to the front is engraved “Zepp L33 Sept 24th 1916 Peldon Esx”(sic) This ring shows signs of regular use, but the engraving remains clear. See Plate 27

R38 Commemorative Napkin Ring. Made of aluminium alloy (4.5cm diameter, 3cm high), banded at the top and bottom and stamped in large un-even letters “R.38. Aug. 1921.” See Plate 27 Note: The R38 (also known as ZR2) was the lead ship in a planned class of 4 rigid airships to be built for the Royal Navy by Shorts Brothers at Cardington. The specifications required that the completed ships would be capable of patrolling for 6 days at up to 22,000ft (6,700m). Some of the design was based upon the wreckage of L70, one of the “S” class height-climber Zeppelins, but crucially, without the understanding that the German Crews were operationally restricted in their rate of turn due to the extremely lightweight framework. As a result of the Armistice, three of the ships were cancelled and the R38 was sold to the US Navy to be taken into service as ZR2. After completion, the R38 was crewed by a mixed British and American crew for the trial flights. On the 4th trial flight, high speed trials were followed by low-altitude rudder tests, to simulate conditions that were expected on the transatlantic delivery flight. In the late afternoon of 24 August 1921 as the R38 flew over the city of Hull, the command was given to apply 15o of rudder; eyewitness reported seeing creases in the hull, then both bow and stern dropping. A fire in the bow was followed by a large explosion and the airship fell into the waters of the Humber estuary killing 44 of the 49 crew aboard. Although parachutes were carried on the R38, the surviving crew did not use them, all being in the stern section of the wreck which made a comparatively slow descent.

Kalo tray napkin ring sterling silver Kalo tray, hand wrought sterling silver, round shape with a scalloped edge, monogrammed initial N, marked, #G12F, 12"w; with a Kalo napkin ring, (not shown), hand wrought sterling silver, monogrammed initial E, marked, 3.5"w (1)minor surface scratches; impressed marks on base; overall very good condition/(2)minor tarnish; impressed logo, STERLING on inside ring; overall very good condition Starting Price: $150

Vintage and later costume jewellery, hallmarked silver posy vase, napkin ring, watches etc

A Collection of Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau Inspired Silver Comprising: a mustard spoon, Liberty & Co, Edinburgh 1987; a silver teaspoon, Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1925; Georg Jensen 1977 calendar spoon; a spoon, Amy Sandheim, London 1928; a caddy spoon, Thomas O`Connor & Sons Ltd; a continental spoon; a Liberty keyring, cased; a modern money clip; a 9ct gold money clip; a silver and enamel napkin ring, John Gammage, Chester 1929 (10) Overall appears in good condition, no further information on marks available, viewing recomoneded