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Click here to subscribeA George III silver baby's rattle, with whistle end, monogram engraved 'AMJ 1831', two bells to the octagonal body, chased decoration throughout, coral teether haft, IT possibly John Thropp, Birmingham 1818, 13cm, together with two other 19th century silver baby's rattles, one with nine bells but missing coral, George Unite, Birmingham 1891, 9cm, the other missing all bells and coral, IH, 7.5cm, 2.825toz total gross weight. (3)
A collection of Victorian and later silver wares, comprising thirteen silver salt and condiment spoons, including a set of three George VI spoons, each 8.5cm long, a pair of Victorian apostle salt spoons with twisted handles and round bowls, 7.8cm long, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1879, a pair of sugar tongs with bird claw ends, 8cm long, Viner's Ltd. Sheffield 1935, an Asprey & Co Ltd. Birmingham 1938, two George V Masonic condiments, a pepper cellar inscribed 'Wolseley Lodge J.S. Higgins W.M. 1933-34', 3.5 by 5cm high, and a salt cellar, inscribed 'Wolseley Lodge J.S. Higgins W.M. 1934-35', 3.5 by 5.2cm high, both with blue glass liners, 4.3toz overall. (1 bag)
An Art Deco silver tea set, of curvilinear design with incuse corners, raised on four ball feet, Frank Cobb and Co Ltd, Sheffield 1932, comprising teapot with ebony handle and finial, 26.5 by 11.5 by 13cm high, twin handled sugar bowl, 16.5 by 8.5 by 8.5cm high, and milk jug, 14 by 7.5 by 8.5cm high, 33.3toz total gross weight, together with a pair of silver sugar nips, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1931, 9cm long 0.585toz. (4)
Seven George III and later silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, comprising four George III spoons, finials with 'Faithful and Brave mottoed crest', possibly Thomas Hayter, London 1814, 18.5cm long, together with three William IV spoons, finials engraved with initials 'C E', David Phillips, London 1836, 8.8toz. (1 bag)
Twelve George III and later old English pattern silver dessert forks, five George III Hanoverian pattern forks with engraved initial 'D' to finial, 16.5cm long, Thomas Wallis II, London 1804, another fork without maker's mark, London 1805, three assorted George III forks, two by William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1807, 1821, another by William Sumner I, London 1805, and three George V dessert forks, William Hutton & Sons Ltd. London 1912, 14.8toz overall. (1 bag)
An Edwardian silver cruet set of gadroon bellied cauldron form, with fluted rims and silver gilt interiors, William Aitken, Birmingham 1905, 5.74toz, salts 6.8 by 5.2 by 4.2cm high, mustard pot 9.1 by 5.3 by 6cm high, pepperette 5.3 by 4.4 by 8.7cm high, together with three further silver mustard pots comprising a circular capstan mustard pot, Henry Perkins & Sons, London 1923, with blue glass liner, 2.36toz, 6.3cm diameter by 6.2cm high, two of caldron form raised on pad feet, 4.03 toz, one with liner, a pair of salt spoons, William Aitken, Birmingham 1904, 0.4toz, and two further condiment spoons 0.3toz. (11)
A group of silver and silver plated items, including an Art Nouveau silver backed hand mirror, a cased set of teaspoons and sugar nips, a cased set of coffee spoons, a silver handled boot hook, shoe horn and handles of a glove stretcher, cased sets of modern cutlery, and a cultured pearl necklace. (1 bag)
A group of five George V and later silver wares, comprising a George V sauce boat with 'S' shaped handle, S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd., Chester 1935, 15 by 8.6 by 8.5cm high, a ERII Britannia silver cup with rounded base, George Tarratt Ltd., London 1977, 6.5 by 5cm high, and three napkin rings, one with a blank cartouche, E J Trevitt & Sons, Chester 1930, 4.2 by 2.2cm high, two others engraved with initial 'B', one with a plain design, Docker & Burn Ltd., Birmingham 1926, 4.5 by 3cm high, the other reeded design, marked 'Sterling Silver' and '925', 4.3 by 3.2cm high, 8.6toz combined weight. (1 bag)
A collection of thirty Georgian and Victorian silver dessert spoons, comprising a George III old English pattern spoon, with monogram 'AS' to its finial, Robert Rutland, London 1819, 17cm, six George IV old English pattern spoons, with rubbed monograms, Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1823, 17cm, another George IV old English pattern spoon, with monogram 'AS', Richard Poulden, London 1824, 17.5cm, twelve Victorian old English pattern spoons, with initial 'R' engraved to finials, William Bateman & Daniel Ball, London 1840, 17.7cm, six other Victorian spoons, with initial 'R' to terminals, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1843, 17.7cm, and another engraved 'R', possibly William Bateman II, London 1854, 17.5cm, three Victorian fiddle pattern spoons, with monogram 'MS' to finials, 17cm long, the base of a snuff box, a/f, Samuel M Levi, rubbed hallmarks Birmingham possibly 1906, 4.7 by 3,5 by 1.5cm high, 36.7toz combined gross weight. (30)
A William IV silver toddy ladle and two others, all with twisted whale bone handles, comprising a William IV Scottish ladle, 20cm long, Peter Aitken I, Glasgow 1838, another possibly Scottish ladle with rubbed hallmarks, 18cm long, and a white metal ladle, monogram engraved possibly 'FEC' to its bowl, 38.5cm long. (3)
AMENDED DESCRIPTIONA group of five silver and white metal pill boxes, including an Art Deco silver cylindrical box, the domed lid of polished jade with outer frame, red stone cabochon to front, probably ruby, 3.5mm, the sides inset with two bands of white guilloche enamel, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1912, 26.0g, 3.6 by 2.1cm, together with two Indonesian silver figures, modelled as a fishernman and woman with basket and pail, one labelled to base Rp 25000 Hubron Hadi Silver Works Yogyakarta, each 6.5cm high. (7)
A collection of coins, silver, silver plate and vintage costume jewellery, including an 1859 Indian Head USA one cent, an 1826 George IV shilling, and further silver coinage, a pair of Victorian silver salts and spoons, a pair of boat shaped silver salts, and a silver charm bracelet, total silver weight approximately 3.15toz, a Flora Danica leaf brooch, jade-green glass beads, Monet gold plated necklace and simulated pearls, together with a vintage Modalu handbag with original cloth cover bag and tags and a rosewood box with scrolling acanthus brass inlaid border, 26 by 36 by 15cm high. (box containing some items, plus handbag and one bag of plate)
A group of Victorian and later silver ware, comprising a George VI cased set of teaspoons with Corinthian capital style finials, Josiah Williams & Co. London 1939, each 8.3cm long, a cased pair of silver and mother and pearl knife rests, John Biggin, Sheffield 1921, 6.8 by 2.8 by 2.8cm high, a Victorian pickle fork with twisted ivory handle, William Hutton & Sons Ltd. London 1899, 22cm long, an Edwardian silver oval form ashtray with weighted base, Samuel Jacob, London 1905, 11.5 by 8 by 2.2cm high, a George V silver topped and handled ink blotter, William Devenport Birmingham 1923, 8.8 by 2.5 by 2.8cm high and a set of Victorian six filled silver handled butter knives, London, 1856. (1 bag)
An Edward VII silver spirit kettle on stand, of London shape with ebonised bow shaped handle, side hinged lid with ebonised finial, the stand with row of ventilation holes, a hinge to front for pouring, and locking pin on chain to back, removable burner with lift out domed lidded wick holder, raised on four cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., 25 by 13.5 by 32.5cm high overall, London 1907, 49.50toz total.
A collection of silver plated items, including a large oval galleried silver plated tray with four bun feet, 60.5 by 40.7 by 7cm high, a coffee pot, 24 by 14 by 19.7cm high, with spare finial, four white metal spirit labels two 'Gin', largest with scroll form borders and broken chain, 5 by 3cm, 'Whiskey' of Hexagonal form, 4.5 by 2.8cm, with broken chain, and Brandy, 3 by 1.8cm, a wooden canteen with some ivorine handled flatware inside. (1 box)
A Maurice William Crawshaw candlesmoke on mother-of-pearl brooch depicting a lakeland landscape, of oval form, 40 by 30mm set in a silver scroll mount, 60 by 50mm, 28.7g, complete with certification, together with a string of lapis lazuli beads, with gold coloured rose beads at intervals and a gold painted bead central, 25.6g. (2)
A retro Swiss Emperor De Luxe, automatic Incabloc wristwatch, with batons and Arabic half numerals to the champagne dial with date aperture, 17 jewel movement, stainless steel case and bracelet, together with a string of Lotus simulated pearls, with 9ct gold clasp, a vintage Parker 51 fountain pen, three pairs of cuff links, shirt studs, further costume jewellery including a silver and marcasite ring, coins and ephemera, including a medal for the 1951 London District Motorcycle Trial, and 1920's and later driving licences. (q)
A collection of silver plated wares, including an Edwardian silver handled boothook, 20cm long, three George V three piece manicure set with silver handles, each approximately 12.5cm long, William Devenport, Birmingham 1923, a silver backed comb, Daniel Manufacturing Company, Birmingham 1928, together with a vintage Aerators ltd. London soda syphon with wire lattice work over its glass body, 29cm high, a twin handled wine bottle holder, 16 by 14 by 19cm high, and a Mappin Brothers cased set of fish servers. (13, 1 box)
Eleven George III silver dessert spoons, comprising four spoons, Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, London 1808, 16.5cm long, four Thomas Wilkes Barker, 1809, two by Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1817, all with batwing motifs to their finials, and a William IV spoon, William Eaton, London 1833, 11.6toz. (1 bag)
A collection of silver, Victorian and later costume jewellery, including a late 19th century paste brooch set brooch, 37 by 23mm, a swirl brooch, marked C. H. Sterling, likely for Charles Horner, two silver bangles, a silver pendant set with pink and white stones, 33.7g of silver overall, a William Robb of Ballater plated kilt pin with Celtic shield and stone design, a white metal open shaped cuff bangle, and a thistle stick pin. (1 bag)
A group of silver cased pocket watches, including a late 19th century example with silvered sunburst dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary second dial, movement named Adam Burdebs, Coventry, and numbered 4621, 2.18toz, 4.25cm diameter, a smaller Continental 935 silver cased pocket watch with decorated enamel dial and Roman numerals, 1.15toz, 3.75cm diameter, five further silver cased pocket watches, two missing hands, and one missing face and hands, and a silver half hunter pocket watch case with enameled Arabic numerals, together with a white metal Albert with silver fob and two leather Alberts. (11)
Two pairs of Georgian silver cauldron salts and salt spoons, comprising a George III pair with fine bead edge raised on three hooved feet, the bases engraved 'H' over 'B A', Hester Bateman, London 1786, each 7.5 by 3.5cm, with a pair of silver salt spoons, Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1819, 9.5cm, and a George II pair with fine bead edge raised on three hooved feet, sides engraved 'H', one base engraved 'S B', makers marks rubbed, London 1737, each 7.5 by 4.0cm, with a pair of silver salt spoons, Wakely & Wheeler, London 1885, 8.2cm, total combined weight 9.55toz. (8)
A Victorian silver open faced pocket watch, the white enamel face with Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial and blued hands, also numbered 17277, Fra Gladding, Brighton and numbered 17277, corresponding to the face, case London 1863, James Jackson II, diameter approximately 40.58, total weight 57.2g.
Two Georgian silver table spoons, comprising a George II silver table spoon, Old English pattern, terminal engraved 'BIA', and with shell relief to bowl, Richard Gosling, London 1751, 20cm, and George III silver table spoon, Old English pattern, terminal engraved with armorial crest, John Lambe, London probably 1778 but marks rubbed, 21cm, 3.96toz combined weight. (2)
A group of Concorde collectables, comprising two silver luggage labels of elliptical form with boxes, British Airways Birmingham 1998, each 11.5 by 4cm, 1.5toz overall, with four plastic tags, a boarding pass and cabin luggage labels, certificate, brochure, and leather case. (1 bag)
Four George V and later silver cigarette cases, comprising three with foliate engraved cases and monograms, one George V engraved with 'BCH' with parcel gilt interior, maker's mark 'LF', Birmingham 1918, 6.5 by 8 by 1.8cm, 'A.V. Chubb High Wycombe' Joseph Gloster Ltd. Birmingham, 1920, 6.5 by 8 by 1.5cm, another engraved 'WCW 13th Nov 1934', Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1916, 7.5 by 8.5 by 1.8cm, and a cigarette case with blank cartouche, Joseph Gloster Ltd. Birmingham 1921, 7 by 8 by 2cm, overall 10.7toz. (1 bag)
A 9ct gold, ruby and diamond three stone ring, the central oval cut ruby of approximately 4.3 by 3.4mm, size O, and a 9ct gold ring set with paste, size M, total gold weight 3.9g, together with a small quantity of further jewellery, including a rolled gold bangle, a string of Isle of Wight grey pearls with matching earrings, a silver medal marked Raglan 1904-5, a silver twist chain, total weight for both 22.9g, and a silver set cameo, two yellow metal half hoop earrings, a 19th century black snuff box set with silver and six costume watches. (1 bag)
Three cased sets of George IV and Victorian silver flatware, comprising a George IV cased associated set of Queens pattern christening flatware, with silver blade and filled handle butter knife, 15.5cm long and a spoon with filled handle, 15.1cm long, John Thropp, Birmingham 1827, and white metal pickle fork, together with a cased set of six old English pattern teaspoons each monogram engraved, (possibly 'J'), 10.1cm long, with sugar tongs 9.5cm long, William Hutton & Sons, London 1886, and a cased set of six Hanoverian teapsoons, each with bright cut decoration and an engraved initial 'J', 10.5cm long, with rubbed maker's marks, London 1887, overall 4.2toz of weighable silver. (1 bag)
A 19th century Dutch silver cruet set, of boat shaped pedestal form, with open wirework bodies, large loop handles, oval platform bases with bead borders, blue glass liners, likely original, comprising twin handled lidded mustard, 13.8 by 5.5 by 13.5cm high, lidded pepperette, it's pierced hinged lid with clasp, 8.4 by 5.8 by 13.3cm high, and a pair of twin handled salts, each 13.6 by 5.9 by 9.5cm high, combined silver weight, 16.75toz. (4)
A silver cream jug raised on three pad feet, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1907, 1.25toz, 7.2 by 3.6 by 7cm high, together with a plated stirrup cup holder in the form of an owl, containing four stacking plated beakers, 3.7cm diameter by 7.2cm high, a rolled gold sovereign holder a silver plated box lined with velvet and a plated snuff box. (5)
A collection of George V and later silver candlesticks and other wares, comprising a pair of ERII candlesticks with beaded rims and weighted stepped circular bases, 6.8 by 10.6cm high, W I Broadway & Co. Birmingham, 1979, and four ERII silver dwarf candlesticks with filled bases, 7.5 by 6.5cm high, W I Broadway & Co. 1976, a George V single dwarf candlestick, 7.7 by 6cm high, possibly James Deakin & Sons, Chester, 1912, two cased sets silver handled butter knives, one set 17cm long, the other 16.5cm long, with rubbed hallmarks, two silver collared cut glass decanters, one George V 11.5 by 26.5cm high, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1925, the other a George VI decanter of moon flask form, 15 by 6.7cm by 26cm high, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1938, and two silver topped glass condiments, one Victorian sugar sifter, 5.5 by 17cm high, Henry Manton, Birmingham 1874 and another 19th century silver topped condiment, 4.4 by 12cm high, with rubbed hallmarks. (1 box)
A ERII silver Masonic medallion from the Eyre Chapter No. 2742 inscribed 'Presented to Ex. Comp. C.F.E Pipe by members of the Chapter in recognition of the efficient manner he discharged his duties M.E.L. 1970-1971' G. Weedon & Sons , London 1950, together with another masonic medallion 'W.M. 1990-91 Redbridge Lodge No. 7145' with enamel bridge over stream country scene. (2)
A group of silver items comprising a Dutch silver marriage box, with Continental marks, 0.43toz, 3.9 by 3 by 3.9cm high, a silver and guilloche enamel powder compact or pill box, with internal mirrored lid, 3.8 diameter by 1.4cm high, Birmingham 1927, Adie Brothers Ltd, a smaller oval pillbox, marked 925, 2.5 by 2.3 by 1cm high, and a circular silver snuff box with hinged lid, Birmingham 1915, Crisford & Norris Ltd, 4cm diameter by 1cm high, all 1.05toz, together with a tortoiseshell cased magnifying loop, 3.6cm diameter by 1.4cm high, a miniature photograph frame, with photograph of Edward VII, 6 by 4.4cm and two small agate and gemstone set seals, each 3.4cm long, all with white metal mounts, apparently unmarked. (8)
A collection of vintage and later costume jewellery, comprising a 9ct gold back and fronted locket, 3g, a further locket with Masonic emblem verso, various gentleman's cufflinks including a pair of Stratton matador cufflinks, three wristwatches, by Timex, Yves Renoir and Montine, a large mother of pearl marcasite and silver ring, a bird brooch, both apparently unmarked, a rolled gold pencil, a chatelaine pencil and a large collection of simulated pearl necklaces and earrings. (1 bag)
An early 20th century silver box of scallopped rectangular form with engraved scrolling acanthus to a central cartouche, John Rose, Birmingham 1909, 1.89toz, together with two Continental white metal snuff boxes with engine turned decoration and gilt interiors, 3.5toz. (3)
A William IV silver mustard pot, monogrammed lid with shell form thumb piece, gadrooned rim, blue glass liner, Charles Fox II, London 1836, 10.5 by 7.8 by 6.8cm high, together with an associated George IV fiddle back pattern spoon, London 1826, 10.5cm long, 6toz overall. (2)
A large collection of coins, predominantly British, including 1.59toz pre 1920 silver, including a Victoria bun head shilling, 1.46toz post 1920, pre 1947 silver coinage, various Georgian and later copper coins including cartwheel pennies, a 1990 World Cup commemorative coin, a 1924 silver US dime, a large early cartwheel sized coin, an Elizabethan 1580 sixpence, or possibly groat, well worn, and three ancient copper coins, possibly Saxon. (q)
Five Georgian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, comprising a pair of George III spoons, each with monogrammed finials, possibly 'HFB', John Lias, London 1807, 22cm long, another George III spoon, Solomon Hougham, London 1811, 22cm long, and a pair of George IV spoons, Thomas Dicks, London 1824, 23cm long, 11.8toz. (1 bag)
A collection of twenty six costume jewellery necklaces including a single strand of multicoloured cultured pearls, a four strand necklace of elongated or freshwater type cultured pearls, a simulated pearl necklace with silver clasp, a gold coloured necklace with clasp marked Chr. Dior with Copyright symbol, possibly for Christian Dior circa 1982, an oval amethyst pendant set in silver, a dragonfly pendant and six silver chains, 2.98toz, together with two leather jewellery rolls and an Italian leather covered jewellery box. (29 in 1 bag)
A group of Danish silver teaspoons, early 20th century, comprising a set of nine fiddle and thread pattern, engraved terminals 'CM', maker LAB, Copenhagen 1931, assayer's mark for Christian F. Heise, each 14cm, a set of six fiddle and bead pattern, Copenhagen 1936, assayer's mark for Jens Sigsgaard, each 12cm, and two further, total combined weight 8.02toz (17)
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