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Click here to subscribeA quantity of late 18th, 19th century and later metal wares including pewter plates, tankards, quaich, silver plated candlesticks, brass candlesticks, etc, together with a quantity of 19th century boxes including, rosewood sarcophagus form tea caddy, mother of pearl and marquetry inlaid jewellery box and another similar, two walnut dome topped correspondence boxes and five others (two shelves)
Six books on coins: the English Silver Coinage from 1649, Seaby 1957, Coins of England and the UK, Spink 1999, Handbook of the United States Coins, Yeoman 1966, Standard Catalogue of British Coins Vol I, Seaby 1965, British Copper coins & Their Values, Part I Regal Coins, Seaby 1963, British Coins 1816-1965, Seaby 1965; two binders of 1960's back copies of coins and medals, together with a quantity of half pennies and other coins
A group of silver including a sauce boat, a Victorian tortoise shell mounted ring box, two pepperettes, three napkin rings, a pierced dish, a dish inset with a George VI crown, sugar nips, a George III small ladle, eleven teaspoons and a group of assorted salt spoons 22.8 0zt - not including ring box
Adie Brothers electroplated novelty Lantern cocktail shaker, Registration number 862460, modelled as a hand-held lantern, with articulated ebonised wood handle and cylindrical glass body with bar cage, the top pulling off to reveal a silver plated cork based stopper and pierce sifter, 31cm high
Cased set of silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1948, with pointed ends, total weight 1.2oz, together with a set of silver handled butter knives, a silver plated fish knife and fork set, a pair of silver plate serving spoons, a set of silver plated knives and forks and another set of silver plated knives and forks
Four silver caddy spoons, to include a Victorian Irish silver shell bowl caddy spoon, Dublin 1848 makers mark rubbed, the second William IV example with a shell handle, Birmingham 1830, maker JW, the third unmarked with a shell bowl and the fourth marked 925 sterling silver, total weight 1.7oz, (4)
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