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Click here to subscribeA group of nine hallmarked silver mounted cut glass items comprising two scent bottles, three powder jars, three trinket boxes and another.Condition: various small dents, scratches, rubbing and some minor damage to silver tops, a few small niggles to corners of glass, but no signs of major damage to glass.
A mixed lot of hallmarked silver comprising a cigarette case, matching salt and pepper pots, an Arts & Crafts style twin handle bowl by Albert Edward Jones, an Irish silver spoon and two others, a sifter, four serviette rings and a miniature trophy, gross wt. 13oz.Condition: some slight marks and dents to pepperettes, inscriptions to a couple of spoons, no inscriptions to serviette rings, mminor tarnishing to some pieces, inscriptions and small dents to cigarette case
A pair of silver trays of octagonal form with twin handles and reeded edge, William Bush & Sons, Sheffield 1948, length 53cm, wt. 91 1/2oz. Condition - very good, no damage/repair, no inscriptions nor any previous inscriptions, one having ding (see image), general wear to include minor marks and scratches.
A silver tray of octagonal form with scroll handles, reeded edge and raised on four claw feet, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, Sheffield 1920, length 59cm, wt. 101 1/2oz. Condition - very good, no damage/repair, no inscriptions nor any signs of previous inscriptions, general wear to include minor marks and scratches.
A mixed lot of hallmarked silver comprising a pill box the top decorated with a nude fairy, another pill box decorated with a bouquet, a thimble, a pepper pot int he form of an acorn, a gin decanter label, a vesta case, a cigar cutter, a spoon with cherub finial, a golf tee and gold maker.Condition: slight dents to the pepper pot, minor wear to the hinge on vesta, slight dents to thimble, no inscriptions, no other signs of damage or repairs, good overall, all hallmarks clear.
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