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Click here to subscribeA collection of jewellery and badges including a single 15ct gold cufflink, 3.8g, a 9ct gold cross and chain, 0.8g, two white metal brooches with the emblem of Clan Douglas with the motto 'Forward', a small silver brooch with rectangular Blue John cabochon, and a silver brooch in the style of Charles Rene Mackingtosh, all within a small leather covered jewellery box, 11 by 7 by 4cm.
A group of mixed silver items, comprising a pair of peppers, Horace Woodward & Co, Birmingham 1912, 9cm, a strainer with twin pierced handles, Birmingham 1912, 11 by 5.5 by 2cm, a pair of cauldron salts on three legs with blue glass liners, a lidded mustard with blue glass liner, Albany pattern small spoon, sifter spoon, eleven further tea spoons, square ended scoop spoon and small butter knife, 20.04toz combined silver weight, together with an incomplete cased set of eleven coffee spoons, 2.45toz gross. (32)
A collection of vintage and modern silver jewellery, including a silver bangle, the exterior of the band inscribed in latin 'Pax Veritas Amor Honestas Vita Fortitudo Spes', personalised engraving to interior, London 2005, W&T, together with a second silver bangle, marked Argent 925, a pair of silver clip on earrings, a vintage silver charm bracelet, a gold plated cuff bangle with rose relief, and a pair of Swarovski crystal yellow metal earrings, 4.72toz total silver weight. (6)
A group of jewellery and silver, comprising a platinum wedding band, size N, 2g, a Hanhart and Co Edwardian white metal lady's pocket watch, subsidiary seconds dial to face, the back engraved 'Cider, Ascot, 20.6.07', movement numbered 56655, a silver cigarette case, the body pinstripe engraved and central circular cartouche engraved AVL, Birmingham 1919, Horace Woodward & Co, and a further silver cigarette case, the plain body engraved RJB, Chester 1913, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, 6.14toz gross silver weight. (4)
A collection of silver and vintage costume jewellery, including a charm bracelet, 2.3toz, and enamel and marcasite George and the Dragon brooch, 0.36toz, a modernist amber and white metal brooch, strings of simulated pearls and a Dansk bird, together with a cameo with 9ct gold brooch and pendant setting, 6.7g. (1 bag)
A group of six 9ct gold and silver rings, comprising a 9ct gold dress ring in the form of a flowerhead, the central opal of 1.1 by 0.8cm and surrounded by two rows of rubies, size O/P, a 9ct ring set with nine garnets, size O, a 9ct dress ring set with a large blue stone, possibly an aquamarine, size O, 16g total, and three 9ct gold and silver rings, two of similar Art Deco design, the other set with paste, all size L/M, 5.2g total. (6)
A silver mesh evening purse, London import 1912, Paul Ettlinger, 4.5toz, together with a black lacquer and brass compact purse with various compartments and accessories including a folding comb, a fire starter, a pencil, a pad of paper and powder compartments, rectangular cartouche to front engraved J C Stones, 12.7 by 9.5 by 2.5cm, and a twin handled silver plated bowl with pierced scrolling foliate sides, 26 by 15cm. (3)
A group of gold, silver and costume jewellery, comprising a pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, a 9ct gold pendant set with seed pearls and a central ruby, on yellow metal chain, a 9ct gold chain with 9ct gold cross pendant, and a further 9ct gold chain with a yellow metal open locket, approximately 9.9g total 9ct gold weight, together with a group of silver jewellery totalling 47.7g, and costume jewellery. (q)
A 9ct rose gold bangle together with further items of gold and jewellery, comprising a 9ct gold and opal ring, two links of a 9ct gold Albert, 18.6g total weight including bangle, a rose gold coloured chain, two cameo brooches, a silver curb link charm bracelet, an Egyptian white metal snake shaped cuff, a mille-fiori glass brooch and a further bow brooch, together with a Tunbridgeware tea caddy with barrelled lid. (11)
A pair of WMF Jugendstil silver plated on brass Arts & Crafts candlesticks, circa 1915, with hemispherical drip trays on slender tapering square section ball knopped columns, on a hemispherical base with wide foot rim, all set with decorative cabochon beads, marked to bases 'WMF G 73', each 10.5 by 27cm. (2)Note: an example of a single candlestick in this design is in the collection of the Kirkland Museum of Decorative Arts in Denver, CO, USA.
Two silver pocket watches, both with white enamel dials with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dials, one marked to movement Waltham, Wm Ellery, Pat Pinion, 2211596, case marked Birmingham 1884, Alfred Bedford, 3.94toz, with key, the other marked to case Birmingham 1902, Errington Watch Company, movement unmarked, 4.34toz. (2)
A large silver gilt Masonic jewel, the front with applied central foliate engraved pillar cartouche on blue guilloche enamelled oval, all surrounded by a wreath formed of a laurel branch to one side and a wheat stalk to the other, marked to back Spencer London, Birmingham 1931, Spencer & Co, 7cm including loop, contained within original box, 46.8g.
Three silver pocket watches, late 19th / early 20th century, comprising two similar Continental silver foliate engraved lady's pocket watches, one marked 800, the other 935, both with painted flower to white enamel dials, and a gentleman's Victorian silver pocket watch, London 1887, Henry John Norris, with silver Albert chain, 7.56toz total for three watches and chain, together with a miltary pocket watch, marked Helvetica to dial, back of case marked with broad arrow and GS/TP 177104, contained within plated brass case and another spare protective case with yellow glass window. (5)
An early 20th century Continental silver liqueur decanter with six matching silver cups, all chased and embossed with Art Nouveau scrolling foliate decoration, marked 800 Jean Koch 119884, decanter 19cm, handle a/f, cups 3.5 by 4cm, 5.3toz weighable silver, together with a cut glass and white metal tazza, with hinged rope twist handle on acorn clasps, stepped circular base on four hairy paw feet, 21 by 23cm high. (8)Condition: Handle of decanter broken off but present. Feet of tazza bent and well worn.
A 19th century and later diamond flowerhead ring, the central old cut diamond approx 1ct, 6mm across, encircled by ten old cut diamonds and other white stones, approx 1.5ct total diamond weight including central stone, with later 9ct white gold shank and likely silver circular support set with diamond and other white stone chips, size N, 5.1g, with modern box and receipt dated 2015 from John Lewis for the ring totalling £1935.00.Condition: Central stone and surrounding ten stone crown detached from the rest of the ring, various stones replaced, mount changed multiple times.
A group of vintage Thai silver, comprising a set of four graduated bowls, the repoussé worked bodies decorated with animals from the Buddhist zodiac, two of the bowls with marks to bases, largest 14.5 by 7cm, smallest 9 by 4.5cm, together with Thai silver cigarette box, wood lined interior, the lid depicting a Thai 'wat' or temple, 12 by 8 by 2.7cm, and a silver ashtray, base marked 900, 19.5toz gross. (6)Provenance: brought back from Thailand by the vendor's father in the 1970's.
A group of silver, comprising an engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1924, Henry Matthews, a second plain bodied cigarette case, Birmingham 1918, William Hutton and Sons, a pin dish, London 1945, together with two napkin rings, a hinged lid and a pair of silver brush backs, 14toz gross. (8)
A pair of silver twin handled golf trophies, flying scroll handles to knopped urnular bodies, with inscriptions to bodies 'Bowring Golf Course, Captain's Prize 1927/8...Winner F B Green', Sheffield 1926 and 1928, Walker and Hall, with a pair of ebonised plinths also by Walker and Hall, 15 by 14.5cm excluding plinths, 11.98toz silver weight. (2)
A collection of George III and later silver and silver plated items including a large fiddle pattern silver ladle, London 1815, Josiah & George Piercy, a pair of silver sugar tongs, London 1837, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, a weighted silver paperweight, Birmingham 1994, C Ltd, a silver overlaid green glass scent bottle, a Victorian ivory page turner with chased and embossed silver handle, a set of four pewter gill measures of various sizes, a silver plated letter opener withe the handle modelled as bamboo and a silver plated chamberstick, 7.12toz ladle and tongs. (1 bag)
A group of silver items, comprising a silver quaich, plain form, the bowl engraved EMM, Sheffield 1936, Walker and Hall, 15.8 by 5.5cm, a silver christening cup engraved EMM, Sheffield 1936, Walker and Hall,, a silver bon bon dish with pierced detailing and a silver cream jug, 13.53toz combined. (4)
A group of silver sporting trophies, spoons and medals awarded to Tom Morton, comprising 'NWGC Hollymoor Cup, T. Morton, 1928', 11cm, 'Cross Cup, T. Morton, 1929', 9.5cm, Sutton Coldfield & North B'ham Automobile Club, Colmore Cup Trial, 'T. Morton, Winner of Kershaw Trophy 1928', 11cm, 'Blackwell Golf Club, President's Cup, Presented by CWB Moore Esq, 1905', '1929-30, T. Morton, 72+77=149-2=147', 11cm, a Warwickshire Union of Golf Clubs medal 'Challenge Flag, 1933, T. Morton', 3.8cm, four silver and enamelled spoons, two further smaller medals, and Norton motorcycles blue enamel and silver medal on leather strap, 17.8toz combined weighable silver. (12)
A group of three Edwardian silver sporting trophies awarded to Tom Morton, comprising a twin handled trophy, engraved 'Frank Hallam Cup, Won by Tom Morton, 490 HRD, Speed 80.98 MPH, 6th June 1925, Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1925, 15.8toz, 24.5 by 17 by 14.5cm, a trophy cup with enamelled logo for Sutton Coldfield & North Birmingham Automobile Club, engraved 'T. Morton 490cc HRD', 'Presented by Sir Edward M. Iliffe for Brooklands Meeting 1925 for Winners H'cap', Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1924, 11.5toz, 11.5 by 22.5, and a small lidded urn trophy with twin handles, engraved 'Harborne Golf Club, Butler-Horton Cup, Boxing Day 1932, T. Morton', F C Richards, Birmingham 1932, 6.5toz, 9 by 7 by 15cm. (3)
A group of Edwardian silver plated sporting trophies awarded to Tom Morton, comprising two oak shields with silver plaques, a three footed tray trophy, 25.5, two dish trophies with pie crust edges, 15.5cm, together with a silver pepperette, silver photo frame, 16.5 by 11.5cm, two silver spoons and a silver plated cauldron salt on three legs. (10)
A collection of silver and plated flatware including a Victorian silver spoon, London 1901, makers marks rubbed, a Victorian desert spoon and fork, Sheffield 1882, Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall) and a set of six cake forks, Sheffield 1934, Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), a set of modernist dessert spoons and forks, the finials marked MET, and a similar serving fork, total silver weight approximately 8toz, together with a spelter bust figure of General Gordon.
A collection of silver and silver plate, comprising a selection of silver tea spoons, various makers and dates, and two silver napkin rings, 7.08toz gross, together with a silver plated espresso coffee set, comprising pot, cream jug, sugar bowl and sugar tongs, with woven straw handle to coffee pot.
An Elizabeth II silver salver commemorating her Silver Wedding, engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and the date 1947-1972, beaded rim, Birmingham 197, Historical Heirlooms Ltd, limited edition numbered 855 of 3500, 20.5cm, together with a smaller silver dish similarly engraved commemorating the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Birmingham 1977, Charles S Green & Co Ltd, 12.7cm, 13.5toz gross. (2)
A group of silver and plated items, comprising a pair of George IV serving spoons, London 1836, Morris Cadman, a hobnail cut glass sugar sifter with silver top, Sheffield 1915, Walker and Hall, a cut glass bottle with silver top, Birmingham 1908, B Bros, a pair of silver sugar nips, Birmingham 1904, Levi and Salaman, a silver trinket box shaped as a music stool with cabriole legs, a/f one missing, Birmingham 1907, makers marks rubbed, silver nail file and cover, Sheffield 1909, makers marks rubbed, two apostle spoons, Sheffield 1928, Joseph Rodgers and Sons, a silver salt Spoon, Sheffield 1902, Cooper Brothers and Sons, a silver mustard spoon, Chester 1912, Haseler Brothers, a further white metal powder spoon, an 800 silver comb holder and cover and various plated wares, including two pairs of salad servers, a pair of berry spoons and a glass marmalade pot with plated lid in the form of a fruit, total sterling weight approximately 9toz including trinket box and nail file with filled handle. (1 bag)
A collection of silver, including a silver collared decanter, the glass body and matching stopper formed as golf balls, Birmingham 1992, J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, 22.5cm, together with a selection of eight silver bon bon and pedestal dishes, mostly with pierced detailing, all 20th century and various makers, 14.91toz weighable silver. (9)
A C J Vander suite of Elizabeth II silver cutlery, six place settings, comprising six table knives, 25cm, six table forks, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons, six butter knives and six teaspoons, C J Vander, London 1971, 50.21toz excluding table knives with steel blades. (36)
A George V silver salver presented by Birkdale Golf Club, with pie crust edge, raised on four legs, engraved 'Birkdale Golf Club Spring Meeting 1934, Handicap Prize (2nd Division) presented to G L Murray', Sheffield 1932, Aiken Brothers, Rd No 691754, retailers stamp 'Batty Manchester', 11.19toz, 2 by 21.5cm.
A silver salver with pie crust rim, the body with central inscription engraved 'To Captain and Mrs Basil Moseley, with all good wishes from the Officers 3rd Bn 5th Mahratta L.I., 30-4-24' and further surrounded by fourteen signatures, raised on three scroll feet, Sheffield 1924, James Dixon and Sons, 24.34toz, 30.5 by 3cm.
A George V silver tea set, comprising teapot, milk jug and sucrier, all with matching lobed horizontal bands to boat shaped bodies, jug and sucrier gilded to interiors, teapot London 1915, Carrington and Co, jug and sucrier London 1917, S W Smith & Co, teapot 22.5 by 13cm, together with a silver teapot stand with gadrooned rim and bun feet, marks rubbed, 24.6toz gross. (4)
A group of Edwardian and later silver, comprising a Rococo style sauce boat on stand, London 1905, Holland Aldwinkle and Slater, 18 by 10 by 9.5cm, a pedestal flower vase, Birmingham 1923, W H Leather and Son , 7 by 13.5cm, and a double handled sugar bowl, Birmingham 1923, Mappin and Webb Ltd, 15.5 by 9 by 6cm, 15.23toz combined weight. (3)
A set of Edward VII silver fish eaters, twelve place settings of knives and forks, with ivory handles engraved JS and silver collars, blades Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1907, collars TL, Sheffield 1904, knives 22cm, forks 19.5cm, in a two tier blue velvet lined mahogany canteen case, inlaid brass plaque engraved JS, 36 by 27.5 by 6.5cm, 39.2toz gross.
A selection of silver and silver backed dressing table items, comprising a silver backed hairbrush, Birmingham 1919, Hasset & Harper Ltd, a similarly designed mirror, Birmingham 1926, Davis, Moss & Co, a further mirror, Birmingham 1915, makers marks rubbed, a comb, Birmingham 1919, Henry Clifford Davis, a ring stand, Birmingham 1903, William Henry Sparrow and a trinket tray, Birmingham 1907, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, ring stand and trinket tray weight 1.77toz. (6)
A Victorian and Edwardian silver dressing table set comprising hand mirror, hair brush, clothes brush, pin tray, scent bottle with internal stopper, nail buffer, and two cut glass dressing table jars, all chased and embossed with Reynold's Angels, various makers and dates, 2.23toz weighable silver. (8)
A group of Victorian and later silver, comprising a salver with pierced rim, monogram engraved, raised on three scroll feet, London 1899, Sebray Hall and Co Ltd, retailed by W Batty and Sons, Manchester, 20 by 4cm, a bon-bon pedestal dish with pierced rim, London 1923, Ollivant and Botsford, 10 by 5cm, and a pepperett, Birmingham 1907, Docker and Burn Ltd, 7.5cm, combined weight 11.04toz. (3)
A Victorian silver snuff box with tortoiseshell lid, the silver sides chased and embossed with scrolling lobes, applied vacant cartouche to lid, Birmingham 1894, Neustadt and Barnett, 7.8 by 3.1 by 2.2cm, and a similar pin dish, scrolling foliate chased and embossed sides, the tortoiseshell base with applied vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1892, Neustadt and Barnett, 8 by 5.5 by 1.3cm, together with a cased set of six antler horn handled steak knives and forks by Walker and Hall, Sheffield. (3)
A Victorian silver and cut glass bon bon dish and stand, the silver domed circular lid with cast flower finial and foliate engraved decoration, initialled 'B' and 'F' to reserves, JE, London 1867, 3.06 toz, the etched and clear glass bowl of tapering form with lobed rim and conforming stand, 18 by 16cm high.
A Victorian silver christening set, comprising cup, knife, fork and spoon, all foliate engraved, the cup further chased and embossed with flower heads and with gilded interior, 8cm high, Birmingham 1855/6, Hilliard & Thomason, 4.9toz, in original triangular fitted leather box, 21 by 22 by 7.5cm.
A group of silver spoons and teaspoons, including three George IV fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1821, Robert Rutland, a further similar spoon, London 1806, Georgian and later teaspoons, a caddy spoon and various golfing presentation spoons, 18.19toz combined. (33)
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