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A 22ct Gold Wedding Band and Four Other Rings, the wedding band size N+, weight 4.7g, a sapphire and diamond five stone ring in 18ct gold and platinum mount, size N, a solitaire diamond ring in 18ct gold mount, set with stone, approximate weight .25ct, size I+, a 9ct gold wedding band, size N, and a diamond full hoop eternity ring in silver coloured metal mount, size S, total gross weight 15.1g
An Elizabeth II Silver Circular Salver and a George V Circular Waiter, the salver by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1978, with shaped and moulded rim, on three scroll feet, 8.125ins diameter, the waiter by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1937, and of similar design, 6.25ins diameter, combined weight 16ozs
An Elizabeth II Silver Circular Salver and a Late Victorian Silver Four Division Cruet, the salver by Barker Ellis Silver Co, Birmingham 1964, with moulded piecrust rim, on four paw pattern feet, 10ins diameter, weight 16ozs, with presentation inscription to centre, the cruet by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1899, on square base with bun feet, 5.75ins high, weight 6ozs, and cut glass fitments for same
A George V Silver Rectangular Four Piece Tea Service, by John Round & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1919, with bulbous panelled bodies and angular loop handles, comprising - tea pot, 6ins high, hot water pot, 9ins high, each with ebonised finials and handles, two-handled sugar basin, and milk jug, gross weight 59ozs - engraved with initial "R"
A Good George IV Silver Oval Two-Handled Tureen and Cover, by John Craddock & William Ker Reid, London 1823, the slightly domed cover with cast lion and lioness loop handle with leaf ornament and partly spiral reeded, the tureen with bold gadroon leaf fruiting vine and lion pattern mounts to the shaped rim, bold loop handles with leaf pattern fixings, on four bold leaf scroll and paw pattern feet, 16.75ins x 10.75ins x 12ins high, weight 152ozs, engraved with bold contemporary armorial, the lid with smaller crest
Four American Silver Dollars 1889, 1890, 1921 and 1922, four Elizabeth II silver Britannias 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2002, three Elizabeth II silver proof Crowns 1977, 1980 and 1981, a Elizabeth II 2001 silver Britannia and three Elizabeth II 1977 Isle of Man Silver Jubilee Crowns
A Spanish Silver Hammered Coin (thought to be an eight-Reale recovered from wreck in West Country), a Charles I hammered silver Shilling, a Charles II 1679 half Crown, a Victoria "Godless" Florin, a restrike of Maria Theresa silver Thaler, a Russian 1796 copper coin, and a large selection of coins contained in two albums and loose in various boxes
A George III 1820 Crown (Fair/Worn) a Victoria 1891 (Jubilee Head) Crown, fair/fine, a George VI 1937 Crown, a George VI 1951 Festival of Britain Crown, three Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation Crowns, three ten shillings notes, one signed by H. Peppiatt, the other two signed by L.K. O'Brien, and a small selection of silver and other coins, various
Five Elizabeth II Silver Proof Crowns - 1977 Silver Jubilee, 1980 Queen Mother's 80th Birthday, two 1981 the Marriage of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, and 1990 Queen Mother's 90th Birthday, all in Royal Mint case of issue, and three Elizabeth II silver proof one pound coins - two 1983, one 1988, and a selection of First Day Covers and First Day Covers including coins, various
A Collection of Thirteen Crowns - George III 1819 (fair/fine), Victoria 1887, 1889, 1892 and 1899 (fair), Edward VII 1902 (fair), three George V 1935 silver Jubilee Crowns (fine/VF), two George VI 1937 Coronation Crowns (VF), and two Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation Crowns (uncirculated)
A Lady's Cartier Automatic Wristwatch, 18ct Gold Cased, Model No. 3490, Serial No. 460741TX, the silver engine turned dial with black Roman numerals, contained in "Balloon" case, 33mm diameter, on conforming 18ct gold bracelet, gross weight 109.4g, in original red cloth covered box
Two Rotary Automatic Wristwatches, 1960's, 9ct Gold Cased, the silvered dials with gold baton numerals, one with date aperture, 34mm and 33mm diameter, and one other Rotary wristwatch, the silver dial with Arabic and baton numerals and subsidiary second dial, 32mm diameter, all on non conforming leather straps, total gross weight 95.5g
A George V Silver Oval Four Piece Tea Service, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1945 & 1946, with slightly domed covers, the rims with narrow bands embossed with leaf scroll ornament, and with angular loop handles, comprising - tea pot, 7ins high, hot water pot, 8.5ins high, each with ebonised finials and handles, two-handled sugar basin, and milk jug, gross weight 56ozs - engraved with initial "M"
A Late Victorian Silver Sauce Boat and an Edward VII Sauce Boat, the Victorian by Wakeley & Wheeler, London 1895, with gadroon mounts, leaf capped scroll handle, on shell and scroll pattern feet, 4.5ins high, weight 11ozs, monogrammed, the Edward VII by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1903, with bead mounts, leaf capped flying scroll handle, on scroll feet, 4.5ins high, weight 8.5ozs
An Edward VII Silver Sauce Boat and a George V Silver Sauce Boat, the Edward VII by William Hutton & Son, London 1901, with gadroon mounts and leaf capped scroll handle, on three hoof pattern feet, 4ins high, the George V by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1910, with bead mount and leaf capped C-scroll flying handle, on hoof feet, 3.5ins high, combined weight 13ozs
A George V Silver Square Box with Hinged Cover, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1931, the raised cover with pineapple pattern finial, moulded rim, the pierced border to base with bead mounts, on four scroll feet, 5.75ins square x 6.25ins high, weight 23ozs, with presentation inscription dated 26th April 1934
A George V Silver Rectangular Six-Division Toast Rack, and One Other, the rectangular rack by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1914, the shaped divisions with scroll loop handle, with gadroon mounts on panel feet, 6.5ins x 4.5ins x 6ins high, the other six-division rack by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1933, of triangular form, 4.875ins x 3ins x 4.75ins high, combined weight 13ozs
A George V Silver Circular Bowl and a Silver Two-Handled Prize Cup, both "Paul E. Derrick Challenge Cup (Replica) Regent Advertising Club", the bowl by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1929, with fluted sides, 9.25ins diameter x 2.5ins high, the cup by maker's mark indistinct, London 1929, 6ins high, combined weight 24ozs
A George V Silver Cased Travelling Timepiece, by Cohen & Charles, London 1919, the 1.625ins diameter white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, to the eight day timepiece watch movement, contained in engine turned case, the front applied with gilt metal crest from Manchester and initials "G.B.", 3.125ins x 3.5ins
A George V Silver Gilt and Tortoise Shell Backed Five Piece Dressing Table Set, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1929, the backs inlaid with oval cartouche, floral and leaf ornament, comprising - hand mirror, two hair brushes and two clothes brushes, contained in cloth covered fitted case retailed by M. Gerard, 411 Union Street, Aberdeen
A Victorian Silver Topped Cameo Glass Scent Bottle in the Manner of Thomas Webb & Son, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1884, the yellow tinted tear shaped body overlaid in white opaque glass and cut back with butterfly and trailing leaf ornament with plain hinged cover, 3.75ins high, and leather covered fitted case for same
An Elizabeth II Silver and Silver Gilt "Easter Egg Clock", by The St. James House Company, London 1983, the 17mm diameter dial with Arabic numerals, to the quartz movement, contained in engine turned case surmounted with a pearl and cast with leaf scroll and swag ornament, 3.25ins high, No. 24 of limited edition of 500, gross weight 2.5ozs
Randolph Bezzant Holmes (1888-1973) - Seven gelatin silver prints - Views of India, including - "The Gorge, Ali Masjid", "The Northern Gate of India looking into Afghanistan", and five others, all stamped with Holmes & Co. copyright and dated 21st October 1935, various sizes, and a small collection of photographs of European interest, in two volumes, various
Three George III Silver Muffineers, one with slightly domed cover, by F. R., London 1750, with moulded rim and girdle and circular footrim, 4.25ins high, the other two by John Delmester, London 1762, and Robert Peaston, London 1776, each with pierced domed covers, moulded mounts and on circular footrims, 4.75ins and 5.25ins high, combined weight 7.6ozs
An Elizabeth II Silver Harlequin Six Piece Condiment Set, by various makers, London 1950-1955, the circular bulbous bodies with shaped and gadroon mounts, on three hoof pattern feet, comprising - two salts, 1.5ins high, two mustard pots, 2ins high, and two pepper pots, 3.5ins high, weight 14ozs, and blue glass liners
A Good Pair of Japanese Silver High-Shouldered Slender Baluster Shaped Vases, Taisho 1912-1926 or Showa 1926-1989, by Kobayashi Kako for the Hattori Company, finely engraved and inlaid in gilt with birds perched on hibiscus flowering branches, 8.5ins (21.6cm) high, signed to body and stamped Jungin (Pure silver, made by Hattori) to base, and hardwood stands for same
A George II Silver Half Pint Tankard and a Victorian Silver Christening Mug, the tankard by Edward Pocock, London 1736, with moulded rim and footrim, with scroll handle, 3.75ins high, weight 4.5ozs, the christening mug by Charles Frederick Hancock, London 1875, with moulded rim and scroll handle, 3ins high, weight 4.5ozs
A George III Silver Circular Sugar Bowl, probably London 1789, the body boldly embossed and chased with leaf scroll and floral ornament, with twin C-scroll cartouches, 5.5ins diameter x 3.5ins high, a George III Silver Urn Pattern Cream Jug, London 1780, the body embossed and chased with floral ornament and twin C-scroll cartouche, with bead mounts to rim and footrim, 5ins high, and a Victorian Silver Cylindrical Mustard Pot, by Richards & Brown, London 1872, the flat lid with pierced thumbpiece and sides, engraved with oval paterae, 3.25ins high, combined weight 15ozs
The Churchill Centenary Medals - Twenty-Four Elizabeth II Silver Gilt Circular Proof Edition Medals, by John Pinches, London 1974, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Winston Churchill, with certificate confirming trustee presentation edition No. 4268, in blue leather cloth album
A Collection of English Glass Tableware, 19th and 20th Century, including - caster with silver mounts, by J.E. Terrey & Co, London 1824, 5.75ins, diamond cut square inkwell and stopper, 3ins high, a pair of heavy cut tumblers with monogram, 3.75ins high, and 31 other pieces, various
The Queens Guards - A Collection of Twelve Elizabeth II Silver Proof Medals, by The Birmingham Mint 1977, No. 501 of a limited edition of 5000, produced in honour of the Household Troops, and with accompanying badges, in display frame of issue, 15.75ins square, complete with certificate
An Edward VII Silver Circular Tea Pot and a Late Victorian Cylindrical Hot Water Pot, the tea pot by William Neal, Chester 1905, of bulbous squat form with moulded girdle to body, ebonised finial and C-scroll handle, 5.5ins high, gross weight 19ozs, the hot water pot by Henry Stratford, Sheffield 1891, with part reeded body, reeded ebonised finial and angular loop handle, 7.75ins high, gross weight 14ozs
An Early George III Silver Double Lipped Punch Ladle, London 1766, with shaped bowl and later turned wood handle, 15ins overall, and one other 18th Century punch bowl, the circular bowl inset with a George II 1745 "Lima" shilling and with twisted whale bone handle, 13.75ins overall
Two George III Silver Old English pattern Gravy Spoons and a Silver Double-Ended Marrow Scoop, one gravy spoon by John Lambe, London 1777, the other by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1786, both crested, and a Georgian double-ended marrow scoop, hallmarks partially struck, combined weight 6ozs
A George III Silver Old English Pattern Gravy Spoon, a Pair of George III Silver Sauce Ladles, and One Other Sauce Ladle, the gravy spoon by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1809, engraved with initial "P" to terminal, the pair of sauce ladles by Thomas Chawner, London marks incomplete, the bowls with crimped rims and engraved with initial "B" to terminals, and a George III silver sauce ladle by Richard Crossley, London 1796, combined weight 8ozs
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