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Click here to subscribeA George III oval silver snuff box, Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson, London 1798, of oval form, with a rectangular hinged cover, 7cm, A Victorian oval silver snuff box, Birmingham 1892, inscribed to lid 'Phil Xmas 92'; and And a George III silver pocket snuff box, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1810, with later striker, crested and monogrammed, 5.25cm long 6.3oz (3)
A Victorian silver trinket box, Birmingham 1891, A silver mounted scent bottle, Birmingham 1890, inscribed 'Beatrice from Aunt Nan' A Victorian silver bell, London 1892, A silver engine turned ladies compact, together with a continental silver egg cup, a niello snuff box, a miniature casket and vesta case (8)
1970 United Kingdom proof coin set, old denominations; also another proof coin set, 1982, three wallets of first decimal coins, Prince Charles Investiture silver medallion, 1969, cased; and an Edward VIII Coronation enamelled badge on original card, 1937, all contained within a metal lunch box tin
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HAND MIRROR, and matching clothes brush with engraved decoration, A silver heart shaped trinket box embossed with cherubs, with matching hand mirror (AF). all Birmingham 1905, and an early 20th century trinket box with engine turned decoration and bald bull feet (AF). Also two ebony screw top jars, a silver hat pin holder and a box. (9).
NELSON Vice Admiral, Viscount A commemorative silver mounted turned hardwood circular box with a silver band around the centre and an engraved silver disc on the centre inscribed "This box is part of the mast of L'Orient, blown up at the Nile, from which the brave Nelson's coffin was made. Died 21st October, 1805." 6.5 x 2 cms.
Archbishop William Laud, (1573 - executed 1645), a silver memorial medal, by John Roettier, struck after the Restoration, showing his bust and cherubs with crown and mitre, over a panarama of London, 58mm, contained in a fitted wooden box, this with a dedication to the Vicar of Woodmansterne (Nr. Banstead, Surrey), dated 1848.
A mixed lot of foreign silver and metalware including: a Spanish two handled tray, an Italian second course plate with facsimile signatures, a Peruvian paperknife, a Siamese cigarette box, two Spanish cups and saucers, a beaker and small miscellaneous other items included some plated pieces. (Lot)
A modern canteen of flatware and cutlery, in a fitted two drawer box with a lift-up cover, the handles decorated with tied ribbons and a 'fanned' terminal, comprising: six tablespoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, nine teaspoons, twelve side knives and twelve table knives (with stainless steel blades) and a five piece carving set (with stainless steel blades and tines and ivory handles), two sauce ladles and twelve pairs of ivory handled fish knives and forks, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1947/9 108oz weighable silver.
A George IV brass bound rosewood toilet case, fitted with two mounted glass toilet jars, a rectangular mounted glass box and three mounts, (lacking glass bodies), a mounted inkwell and a larger similary mounted jar, all initialled (the rectangular covers pierced) by Archibald Douglas, London 1825 together with two later mounted toilet jars (different maker's and dates, one initialled) and another jar with plated cover and separate similar cover (initialled); assorted steel and plated manicure items, a steel corkscrew and scissors and a silver propelling pencil; the box with fitted leather covered trays and a fitted stationery wallet and toilet mirror to the cover, paper trade label and impressed stamp for D Edwards, No 21 King St, London, lock mechanism by Bramah, (with key) the sides with sunken brass handles, 13.5in (34.25cm).
A Victorian silver pedestal tankard, of baluster form with scroll handle and plain decoration, London 1895 by George Lambert, 11cm high, 10oz; and a silver cigarette box, the engine-turned decoration within floral border, on four bun feet, the hinged lid enclosing three compartments, London 1929 by Alexander Clark, 19cm wide, (2).
An Edwardian silver snuffbox, die-stamped a C-scroll decoration with vacant cartouche to lid, Birmingham 1901 by Syner & Beddoes, 10cm wide; an Edwardian ring box, of oval form on four cabriole supports, Birmingham 1913; an Edwardian pin cushion, the pierced silver gallery on four ball feet, with blue velvet cushion, Birmingham 1913 by Levi & Saloman; a silver open faced pocket watch; a 9ct gold lady's wristwatch on gold plated strap; and a novelty vesta case inscribed 'How the devil do you open it?', (6).
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