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Click here to subscribeHENRY HOLLAND; a Victorian hallmarked silver repoussé decorated jug, London 1868, height 13.5cm, approx 7.1ozt/222g, also a modern shell bowl caddy spoon (2).Additional InformationA couple of pin head sized marks to one of the cartouches but both cartouches are of a solid gauge heavy tarnishing and toning throughout with light surface scratches.
WILLIAM NEALE; a cased pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted clothes brushes, Birmingham 1905, a pierced silver dish (af), a white metal inlaid copper dish, a millefiori glass paperweight and a glass duck (af).Additional InformationBeak of duck chipped, the silver dish split in numerous places and heavily dented and worn. Further general wear and scratched to the glass paperweight etc.
W.G SOTHERS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver dressing table mirror with cast border with scrolling decoration, Birmingham 1921, together with a further hallmarked silver dressing table mirror and similar hairbrush, also a Zolotas 925 silver mug, repoussé decorated with a farmer and animals, height 4.5cm.
Seven 19th century and later coloured and clear glass vases and salts, all with hallmarked silver collars, height of tallest 20cm (7).Additional InformationNo lids or tops, general wear throughout including some small chips and/or nibbles to glass, collars quite heavily worn with dents, splits, crimping, tarnish, etc.
A pair of Victorian hallmarked silver Neo Classical-style candlesticks on stepped square section loaded bases, Sheffield 1896, height 10.7cm, (af), a cased pair of silver handled knives and a cased single spoon. Additional InformationCandlesticks af, splits, dents etc.
ALBERT EDWARD JONES; a George V hallmarked silver preserve pot and cover of cylindrical form, with knop finial above beaten body set with three rose heads within a bead decorated border and with clear glass liner and associated white metal spoon, Birmingham 1919, height 13cm, approx 4.9ozt/152.7g.Additional InformationThe lid is very slightly misshaped. The marker's mark is rubbed but the other hallmarks are clear. A few tiny pin head sized knocks to the frame and light surface scratches. The piece is also numbered to the base 546. The spoon is unmarked.
An early 20th century French 950 silver porringer, stamped to base Geffroy London, London import mark 1918, diameter handle to handle 14.5cm, approx 4ozt/126g, also a white metal tea strainer (2).Additional InformationThere are a few small dents and knocks a small crease some surface scratches, most of the original gilt washed has gone. The tea strainer has been crudely and poorly repaired where the handle has been detached.
A Victorian hallmarked silver and clear moulded glass hip flask, the cup hallmarked for London 1882, the cap unmarked, height 17.5cm, a ski trophy stamped 800, a simple leather hip flask and the silver back from a comb (4).Additional InformationSome surface scratches small dents and rubbing throughout. The lid is set with an internal cork, so not sure how liquid tight this would be. The screw thread works OK but the cork will have perished over time. Some small dents to the cap.
OWEN & DOON; a Victorian hallmarked silver twin section snuff box, with chased scrolling decoration surrounding a vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1856, length 5.5cm (af), together with a hallmarked silver bladed fruit knife with mother of pearl handle, etc (3).Additional InformationThe smaller of the hinge lids is detached, heavy tarnishing and scratches throughout. The tip of the mother of pearl pocket knife and heavy tarnishing and heavy wear to the scissors.
JOHN GAMMAGE; an Edward VII hallmarked silver card case, with foliate scroll engraving and round cartouche with armorial, Birmingham 1905, also a hallmarked silver cigar ashtray, and a hallmarked silver pepperette for Chester, combined approx 5.5ozt/173g.
JOHN ROUND & SON LTD; a set of six Edwardian hallmarked silver shot glass frames with scrolling pierced handles and bodies and with clear glass shot glasses, Sheffield 1904, height approx 5.5cm, presented in a Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co rectangular box.
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