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George III 'Bristol' blue glass five-bottle cruet, each of faceted form with gilt labels for Oil, Pepper, Mustard, Vinegar and Sugar, all with silver-plated brass covers, on original pierced mahogany 'Lazy Susan'-style revolving galleried stand, the turned central stem with plated swing handle, 24cm high including handle Condition: Varying degrees of ware to silver-plating of metal covers. Vinegar bottle is missing its finial (to match the oil stopper), dint or small hole to cover of pepper. General rubbing to all gilt labels commensurate with age and use. Stand would benefit from slight tightening but is in otherwise good order. **General condition consistent with age
Scottish Interest - Pair of late Victorian silver novelty cruets in the form of thistle leaves and flowerheads having matched spoons also topped with thistle heads, sponsors mark of George Gordon & Son, Sheffield 1900, 8cm high, 16.5toz approx Condition: Light wear and some surface scratches all over, glass liners do not match but appear to be original, some areas maybe a little bent - **General condition consistent with age
Early 18th Century Britannia Standard silver double ended marrow scoop, sponsors mark of Thomas Spackman, London (date letter indecipherable), 22cm long, 1.3toz approx Condition: Light surface wear all over, both bowls have had a knock to the end - see images - **General condition consistent with age
Late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese silver and ivory child's rattle/whistle, the body having chased decoration of an Oriental scene and hung with four bells, 14.5cm long, 1.6toz approx gross Condition: Some light wear all over, some slight fractures to the ivory handle where it joins the silver, some small dents to the body - the largest approximately 7mm in diameter - **General condition consistent with age
Liberty & Co Ltd - Pair of George V silver Celtic knot knife rests in the manner of Archibald Knox with stamped pattern number 497, Birmingham 1917, 6.5cm wide, 1.8toz approx Condition: All four ends are bent and out of shape, one end also has three breaks to the knot decoration - **General condition consistent with age
Asprey - Victorian silver box of rounded rectangular form having engraved decoration, the hinged cover with monogram opening to reveal a gilt interior, sponsors mark of Thomas Johnson and retailers mark for Asprey, Bond Street, London, 1854, 14cm wide, 5.7toz approx Condition: Some knocks and dents to the body particularly noticeable to the base, the decoration is perhaps a little polished out, lid does not close properly, interior gilding has faded - **General condition consistent with age
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