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Click here to subscribeAn Elizabeth II parcel-gilt silver snuff-box, by Peter John Doherty, London, 2003, Retailed by Gallagher, oblong, the hinged cover engine-turned and with plain gilt bands, the base engraved with initials, in original case, the case 10cm wide; Together With: three Festival of Britain crowns and another (5)
A Victorian silver lancet case, London, 1849, tapering, the hinged cover opens to reveal two tortoiseshell mounted knives, 6cm high; Together With: a brass opiate syringe case, the hinged cover opens to reveal a needle and two phials, 8cm high (2) . Lancet case with numerous small dents and creases, knives in good order and hinge/clasp functions operating correctly. Syringe case with a large dent to one side. Syringe, one needle and one vial intact, space for more needles.
A collection of items, including: an aide memoire with writing tablet, pencil day and date feature, letter opener with two steel blades, a shaped silver aide memoire marked sterling, a Cowrie shell with inset compass, a shell purse with chain and a framed photo holder circular with photo
An Edward VII silver bowl, by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1903, circular and with fluted lower body, on spreading foot with two scroll handles, engraved with an inscription as the 1st Army Corps Rifle Meeting Gale and Polden Cup, 17.5cm wide over handles, 7oz 8dwt, 230gr
A collection of assorted silver: comprising: a George IV silver vinaigrette, by Thomas & William Simpson, Birmingham, 1822; five differing napkin-rings; a pierced silver ladle; a dessert-spoon; a model chair and a jewellery box, weight of silver 8oz 11dwt, 266gr (one tray)
A tray of assorted silver including a pair of Victorian silver vases of flared form by Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield, 1896 (260 grams), another smaller tapering vase London 1901, a pair of weighted candlesticks, pair of cased salt sellers and spoons, cloths brish, two dressing table jars, a cut glass trumpet shaped vase and two Georgian teaspoons (one tray)
George IV silver snuff box, with engine turned engraving and rectangular cartouche, cast thumb-piece and having gilt interior, makers mark T. S., Birmingham (no town mark), 1830, 82 grams, 7.5cm wide, together with a George II silver toddy ladle with whale bone handle, dolphin terminal and set with a coin (2). Box with typical minor wear and scratches. Some very slight tiny dents to the side edges. Hinge action very good. Cartouche not engraved. Ladle bowl with very minor dents and silver solder around the terminal.
An Edward VII silver ink stand of navette form with glass well, by A and J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1906, together with a 19th century mahogany and leather travelling writing set, a Victorian cased ivory pen and pencil, and a travelling inkwell in leather mounted case (one tray)
An Edward VII silver basket, by The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, 1904, tapering and with gadrooned rim, the sides pierced and engraved with foliage scrolls, with overhead handle and blue glass liner, together with: a Victorian silver sifting spoon, 13cm high, weight of silver 4oz 17dwt, 151gr
An Edward VII octagonal silver sugar caster, Birmingham, 1905 together with four Victorian silver salts sellers (various dates and town marks), another silver salt, a small silver pepperette, Birmingham, 1900 and two cased silver sets comprising six teaspoons and sugar tongs and a button hook and shoe horn set, silver server, weighable silver 528 (one tray)
An American silver minaudiere, by Webster Company, North Attleboro, Massachusetts, First half 20th century, tapering with with engine turned decoration, the hinged cover engraved with initials and with foliage border, the interior fitted with various compartments, with suspension chain, 12cm long
A collection of items, including: a silver combination vesta, cigar cutter and coin holder, Birmingham, 1900, (a.f.); three aide memoires, one depicting the Brandenburg gate; another stamped with an elegant lady and one set with pastes; a circular locket with two early photographs and a combination pen-knife and pencil. Cigar cutter arm broken, otherwise good. No other noted damage throughout, all with age related wear.
A George IV silver decanter-label, by Phipps and Robinson, London, 1825, oblong with canted corners, pierced for 'Madeira'; together with: an Elizabeth II Silver decanter-label, engraved for 'Rum'; two silver plate decanter-labels, each in the form of a grape leaf, pierced for 'Rum' and 'Port' and a pair of Old Sheffield plate wine-coasters (6)
A cased set of six George VI silver cocktail sticks with enamelled terminals formed as cockerels, Birmingham, 1950, together with a cased set of six silver demitasse spoons, Sheffield 1950, and a cased set of six silver handled fruit knives and forks, Sheffield, 1919 (3)
Three silver cigarette-cases and a silver aide memoire, the cigarette cases each oblong, one with engine-turned decoration; another enameled with a flag and engraved 'Souvenir of R.M.S. Abosso, the aide-memoire stamped with figures in a landscape, weighable silver 13oz, 403gr (4)
A Lladro figure of two models on horseback together with a Murano glass clown decanter, cranberry glass including silver-rimmed vases and a Royal Doulton figure titled 'Embroidering' HM2855, etc (one tray). Lladro figure with very slight losses to the applied flowers only. Murano clown with some chips to both components. Cranberry bowl heavily chipped. All other pieces in good order.
Three trays of ceramics and glass including Staffordshire greyhounds, celadon jug and bowl, plated tankard, various decanters etc (three trays). All three pen stands damaged/repaired. Comport re glued and cracked. Blue and white part teaset with damages. Drinking glasses mainly in very good condition, one saucer with a tiny chip, the same on one of the shorter saucers. Decanters some with associated stoppers, some with silver collars, one stopper heavily chipped, sherry decanter with some slight clouding in the base.
A selection of silver and silver plated items, including a Victorian cased christening bowl and spoon by Wakely and Wheeler, London, 1893, a small silver trophy cup, a cased silver cruet set, nine silver napkin rings, four miniature boots stamped 925, two miniature folding tables stamped 925, a cased set of silver plated coffee spoons, and a glass ice bucket (one tray)
Two 9 carat gold brooches (a.f.), an Edwardian split pearl pendant, an Edwardian brooch stamped '9CT' (a.f.), a silver A.R.P badge, two enamel brooches, and an AG brooch. Two 9 carat gold brooches - 4.8 grams. Split pearl pendant - unmarked, 1.9 grams. Brooch stamped '9CT' - 2.0 grams.
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