A silver mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham 1922, 9cm highCondition report: Silver needs cleaning and thumb piece is slightly bent

To include; a boat shaped sweetmeat dish, Birmingham 1926 with pierced cover, one half hinged, moulded border and on shaped pedestal foot; two Continental boxes with embossed pastoral scenes; together with two dressing table boxes a cased set of coffee bean spoons, two cased christening sets; together with a whisky noggin, a dwarf candlestick (loaded), various condiments and napkin ring, a collection of mother of pearl handle flatware and a plated teapot(Weighable silver: 18.5oz)

George V hallmarked silver mounted cut glass whisky noggin, mount and lid Birmingham 1935 maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, label Birmingham 1935 maker Hukin & Heath Ltd, height 10.5cm

An unusually large Edwardian clear glass whisky noggin, flat hinged cover, 10.5cm high, Hamilton & Co, Sheffield 1909

An Edwardian silver mounted glass whiskey noggin by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1905, of typical handled conical form with star cut base,12.5cm high with an associated silver label (2) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note, we do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view on trevanionanddean.com

A George V silver mounted noggin, SBS, Chester 1932, of conical form with star cut base, 9.5cm high, together with a George V silver label for 'Whiskey', SBS, Birmingham 1932.

A Silver Topped Whisky Noggin Flask, B'Ham Hallmark, 11cms High

Unusual 19th century Swiss engraved copper vesta case, two other vesta cases and silver lidded glass whiskey noggin

SILVER AND CUT GLASS WHISKEY NOGGIN with hinged lid and star cut base, 1925 Birmingham, S.Blankensee & Son Ltd

A pair of Edwardian clear glass and silver mounted noggin flasks, each of tapering form with mounted hinged lid, spout and thumbpiece, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1912, 6.5 by 11.8cm high, each together with a George V silver decanter label on chain engraved 'Whisky', S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Chester 1912, 3.8cm wide. (4)

George V sterling silver capped whisky noggin and label, Hallmarked Birmingham 1911 & 1935, maker : H & H, sterling silver capped to glass noggin, (height 10cm approx), together with a cut crystal and silver plate perfume atomiser bottle

SIX SILVER MOUNTED CLEAR-GLASS CONICAL WHISKY NOGGINS AND SIX 'WHISKEY' LABELS each glass noggin with a star-cut base and a silver hinged cover, four with mark of S Blanckensee & Son, Chester 1912, and two with the mark of Asprey & Co., Ltd., Birmingham 1935, all 10cm high (4 in), all the arched labels with the mark of S Blanckensee & Sons, Chester 1912 (4) and Birmingham 1935 (2); all in a 'J C Vickery, Regent St. W' cream silk and velvet lined case

A glass and silver mounted individual whisky noggin, together with spirit label; a silver quaiche; a silver cream jug raised on hoof feet; a small silver Christening mug with engraved decoration and six white metal liqueur goblets,  AF

A pair of brass candlesticks, four measures and a 1 noggin measure in the form of a milk churn

Group of silver items including a large silver sauce boat engraved with a crest, two open salts, a dragon-handled sugar bowl, two card cases, plated knife rests, a spoon and a whisky noggin with label, weighable silver 16oz..

Sampson Mordan: an Edwardian cased set of four circular silver decanter labels, Chester 1904 - each 3.2cm diameter, to/w an electroplated Irish 'Whiskey' noggin label, a cased set of six each electroplated sardine knives and forks and a cased set of tea knives with loaded silver handles, Sheffield 1930 (3 cases)

A HALLMARKED SILVER RIMMED WHISKY NOGGIN

Silver Hallmarked Noggin Glass flask with Silver lid and collar and Hallmarked Silver Decanter plaque reading Whiskey

Peter Firmin 12 x 8 photo signed by Noggin The Nog, Ivor The Engine and Bagpuss Creator And Artist, The Late Peter Firmin. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.

A collection of small silver, including: an Edwardian silver mounted glass whisky noggin by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1906; a George III silver capped cut glass pepper caster, London 1792; two Edwardian menu holders by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1906 and 1907, embossed with Art Nouveau maiden's bust profiles; two specimen vases; a cream jug by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London 1911; an eggcup by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1924; and various cruet items  

Noggin Glass flask with Hallmarked Silver Lid and collar and a Hallmarked Silver Whiskey plaque on chain

A Royal Brierly facet and hobnail cut crystal decanter and stopper, together with a good quantity of Edinburgh and other glassware including wines, brandy balloons, whisky noggin, dishes etc

A silver topped whisky noggin, Sheffield 1913, makers mark B&S, complete with a 'Whisky' decanter label, together with a small silver topped decanter, a cut ruby flashed bottle and a Limoges porcelain box (4)

Edward VII sterling silver capped whisky noggin London 1904, makers Hukin and Heath, sterling silver capped to glass noggin, (height 10cm approx).

A silver top glass Whisky noggin, assayed Birmingham 1917 by Asprey & Co. Ltd.

A carved wooden box, a whisky noggin, a figural candlestick, an inkwell and a vase with cloisonne decoration

George V Sterling silver topped whisky noggin hallmarked silver lid, Birmingham 1911, to crystal flask, (height 11cm approx).

An early 20th century silver topped whisky noggin, together with a silver backed cross, inset with a yellow stone

An Edwardian conical glass whisky noggin with silver collar and hinged cover, c/w engraved label, Birmingham 1906, to/w a pair of late Victorian loaded silver short candlesticks, London 1895

A silver topped glass noggin, (hinge strained)

Antiques Road Trip lot: Early 20th century silver lidded glass whisky noggin, London 1923, 10cm high

George V hallmarked silver mounted cut glass whisky noggin, Birmingham 1914 maker Hukin & Heath Ltd, height 11cm

A mixed collection of Silver Items, including silver backed hand mirror and hairbrush, two silver mounted cut glass scent bottles, two egg shaped silver pepperettes, pocket knife, sugar tongs, silver collared whisky noggin, lacks lid, etc., (a lot)

A silver mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham 2000; a silver mounted cream and sugar bowl, Birmingham 1903; a silver toast rack, Sheffield 1905; etc (5)

A silver mounted whisky noggin by Hukin & Heath (John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton), Birmingham 1908, a cut glass bowl with silver lid by Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham 1990, four rattail teaspoons by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), London 1890, and other silver spoons and napkin rings, total weighable silver approximately 9.4oz.

Three 19th Century haystack pewter measures pint, half-pint, and noggin, one marked for Austen & Son, Cork, 19th Century pewter baluster measure by James Yates and three other pewter items.

A silver topped glass whisky noggin, Birmingham 1937

A silver topped cut glass whisky noggin, hallmarked Birmingham 1934

A silver mounted glass whisky noggin with a silver label

A silver and glass whisky noggin with silver label

A silver topped glass whiskey noggin, hallmarked London 1911

George V silver-mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham 1911, 10 cm high, an Indian spirit measure, 9 cm high, and a silver bottle label for Brandy, (3) .

GLASS WHISKY NOGGIN, approximately 10.5cm high, with silver mount along with a glass powder bowl with enamel cover (2)

Mixed silver items including cup holders with pierced design, silver lidded whisky noggin (as found) etc

An Irish pewter haystack noggin measure, possibly early 19th century, with bellied banded body and shaped handle, indistinctly stamped to the base 30cm (12in)

Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted cut glass whisky noggin, London 1904 maker J & J Maxfield Ltd, height 11cm 

A set of three George III Scottish silver axe-head wine labels, Lisbon, Madeira and Sherry, engraved lettering, 4.5cm wide, Robert Gray, Edinburgh c,1806-1810; another set of three, noggin size, Brandy, Whisky and Liqueur, 3.5cm wide, Robert Gray & Sons, Edinburgh c.1810 (6) Condition Report: No damage or repair to any,all in good condition

An unusual silver mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham 1903; a toast rack; a condiment set; and a cream jug, weighable silver approx 5ozt

Silver topped Whiskey Noggin and 800 grade bark effect stem beaker .

An Edwardian silver topped whiskey noggin, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1907CONDITION:marks good, overall condition good

A cut glass whisky noggin, with silver plated mount, another set of six silver gilt cocktail sticks, each with a cockerel finial, and a set of dessert knives.

A Victorian glass and silver whiskey noggin, with a silver hinged lid and collar, Birmingham 1913, with whiskey label, hallmarked London, H.10cm

Sterling silver & crystal noggin & whiskey label hallmarked Birmingham 1916 & 1919 (label), maker: Hukin & Heath, as inspected

Royal Brierley glass whisky noggin with silver thistle mounts by Hayward & Stott (Scottish Silver), Edinburgh 2004, 11cm tall

A George V silver and glass whisky noggin, conical form with star cut base, S Blackensee and Son, Birmingham 1922, 11cm high

A Georgian style silver sauceboat, Sheffield, 1932; a silver topped glass whisky noggin, Birmingham, 1934; and an Indian white metal tankard, heavily embossed (3)

A glass whisky noggin with silver mount, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Birmingham 1913, height 9cm, silver label by Hukin & Heath London 1990

A group of small silver items, to include a four slice toastrack, ring tree, sugar castor, pepper, ring box and hair pin box, together with a white metal mounted whiskey noggin, various dates and makers

Edwardian silver topped whisky noggin, glass body of plain form with cut glass star design to base, silver hinged lid and collar, makers mark indistinct, hallmarked Birmingham 1910, height approximately 11.5cm together with Edwardian silver kidney shaped Whisky label, makers mark indistinct, hallmarked London 1910 (2)

An Edwardian silver mounted clear glass whisky noggin, hinged cover, scroll handle, star-cut base, 11.5cm high, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1908