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Click here to subscribeRobert Bridges, London - George III silver pair cased pocket watch, outer and inner case London 1805, case maker T.G., unsigned white enamel dial, the signed key wound movement with fusee and verge escapement, numbered 9767, 55mm diameter; with a metal watch chain Condition: Movement currently functions, some scratches to dial and some chips to centre of dial - hands do not match - **General condition consistent with age
George V silver Art Deco design three piece tea set having stylised stepped decoration in relief, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934, height of teapot 11cm inclusive of handle, 30.5oz approx gross Condition: Teapot knop is missing its spacer - **General condition consistent with age
Nickel plated cased top wind Goliath pocket watch, circa 1900, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, jewelled lever movement attributed to Omega, together with an Edward VII silver easel watch case, makers William Comyns & Sons, London 1902 Condition: Movement currently functions, engraved initials and 1903 date to outer silver case, easel stand is replaced - **General condition consistent with age
Doulton Lambeth ale jug having geometric decoration in relief, engraved silver plated cover, base with impressed marks and dated 1881, 28.25cm high Condition: The silver plating to the outside completely polished away, there appears to be a small dent in the collar at a point just above the handle, there are some very minor surface losses to the relief decoration visible under a glass and one of the foot rim spherical beads is chipped **General condition consistent with age
Edward VII lady's silver and silver mounted travelling toiletry set by John Collard Vickery of London, each piece with engraved criss-cross decoration and comprising: large flask, small flask, circular box, hair pin box, mirror, scent/smelling salts bottle, two brushes, button hook and pencil, all pieces hallmarked for Vickery, London 1909 except for the pencil which is Charles James Fox, Birmingham 1907, all contained in a J.C. Vickery grey leather case having a double hinged cover and with a fabric protective outer cover, dimensions of case 22cm x 17cm Condition: The leather tab that would have been used for opening the non-locking side is missing, some minor wear to handle and scuffing to leather - **General condition consistent with age
George I silver tankard, the domed cover having a scroll thumbpiece, the main body with central band and standing on a circular foot, makers mark obscure but probably John Gorsuch, London 1726, 16.5cm high inclusive of thumbpiece, 18oz approx Condition: Silver solder running around the circumference of the underside, this is probably very early repair but could be original - **General condition consistent with age
Two Chinese ovoid vases, each decorated with the Hundred Boys pattern, each with six character mark to the underside, 8cm and 14.5cm high inclusive of covers together with a small Famille Vert Dragon bowl, overall diameter 8cm Condition: Large blue and white vase may have had a silver collar which the cover fitted but the current cover is a very loose fit, some light crazing and staining, the cover on the smaller vase has been broken in a number of pieces and re-stuck, there is a small chip to the foot rim, small dragon decorated vase has a rough top rim suggesting there would have been a lid - **General condition consistent with age
Claude Butler Reynolds 531 steel racing cycle frame in silver and turquoise with white decals and red highlights to the lugwork, having track/fixed wheel rear end, fitted steel headset, seat tube 55cm centre to top Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Charles II silver lace back trefid spoon, the front of the spoon handle with conforming lacework decoration, the reverse with engraved initials T.A.P., maker S.V. possibly Stephen Venables, London 1682, 19.75cm long, 1.8oz approx Condition: Extremely minor wear to lace decoration and very minor wear to edge of bowl - **General condition consistent with age
Edward VII silver four piece tea service, each piece with half fluted decoration, makers Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, the teapot, sugar basin and cream jug Sheffield 1910, the coffee pot Sheffield 1903, height of coffee pot 21cm, combined weight 54.4oz approx gross Condition: **General condition consistent with age
Small Edward VIII silver salver having a pie-crust edge and with central engraved crest, makers William Suckling, Birmingham 1936, 15.5cm diameter, 4.5oz approx Condition: Surface has one tiny pin prick dent and is a little scratched, engraved crest to centre - **General condition consistent with age
Anonymous - Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, outer and inner case Birmingham 1843, case maker J.H. incuse, white enamel dial, the key wound fusee movement with verge escapement, 57mm diameter; with a metal watch chain Condition: Movement needs attention - **General condition consistent with age
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