A selection of brooches and items of jewellery, including a 9ct yellow gold mounted pendant, with photograph to one side and vacant to reverse, stamped D&Co, Chester 1906, 3.5cm long, A Victorian style yellow metal brooch with photograph depicting young boy and glazed aperture verso, with scrolling cast mount, 5.5cm long, a silver Victorian double heart brooch, stamped Birmingham 1892, 4.5cm long, within associated fitted box, two further yellow coloured metal mounted pendants with photographs within, two cameo brooches, and further items of jewellery (11)
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A selection of assorted dressing table jars, to include; a silver topped glass powder jar Birmingham 1986, 10.5cm diameter, an oval silver topped glass hairpin jar and cover, 9.5cm high with other similar examples and a silver cigarette box with wooden lined interior 8.5cm wide (7)
An early 20th century Murrle Bennet silver and pearl necklace, the planished silver cartouche with a slice of circular pearl set within, suspending a stylised openwork section with oval slice of pearl within and a baroque pearl drop, upon a fancy link white metal chain with toggle and circle fastening, pendant stamped ‘950’ ‘MBCo’ overall length 24cm Condition report: The chain shows signs of wear with the elongated links slightly mishappen. Toggle clasp in good condition. The pendant shows minor scratches to front, commensurate of age and use. Reverse of pendant with blemishes and scratches. The 'pearls' with surface wear. Pendant would benefit from a clean.Pendant is 4.5cm long, 3cm wide at widest point.
A selection of silver, including a pair of silver candlesticks, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1969, of plain polished form with spreading circular bases (weighted) 13cm high, a pair of 'Carr's of Sheffield' silver gilt flutes, 30.5cm high, a silver thimble within case, with a silver napkin holder tie clip with shell shaped clips (6)
A selection of jewellery and silver items, including a white metal box link chain, the lobster clasp stamped '750' a Royal Artillery faux tortoiseshell brooch, with hinge pin to reverse, 2.5cm diameter, an RAF sweetheart brooch, 4cm long, a silver cigar cutter, P H Vogel & Co, London 1975, 6cm long, an Edwardian silver mounted ebonised wood coin case/cigar case, W&Co, Birmingham 1901, 9.5cm long, a suite of silver and niello style jewellery, comprising bracelet and earrings, and three further bracelets (9)
A selection of silver items, including a silver mounted dressing table set, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1981, comprising mirror, with bevelled mirror plate, hair brush, clothes brush, and comb, with conforming embossed putti design, mirror 23cm long, within a fitted box, a pair of Victorian silver open salts, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, Sheffield 1887, with twin handles and half reeded body, 4cm high, a 'Coronation of HM Queen Elizabeth II' £5 coin, and a silver handled letter opener (7)
A ‘Wiggers’ citrine pendant, the square silver coloured pendant with rough cut pieces of citrine with spherical and square detail, with wide plain polished pendant bale, with large trace link chain, pendant stamped ‘Wiggers, Handmade Denmark’ 74cm overall length, with a 1980’s style oversized yellow coloured pendant necklace, the naturalistic stylised leaf with white metal crossed pole detail with paste pearl highlights, pendant 9cm long, upon a yellow metal coloured collar, 12.5cm diameter, within an associated red jewellers box (2)
A selection of brooches and items of jewellery, to include a closed back paste set necklace, with pear and round cut paste stones, upon snake link chain, with two pairs of similar paste set drop earrings, longest 6cm, with a pair of silver coloured stylised flower drop earrings, with yellow coloured stylised overlay detail, 5.5cm long, a gilt metal oval locket, with floral engraving and two vacant apertures within, 3.3cm long, a butterfly wing style pedant with king fisher detail, 3.5cm long, a yellow coloured leaf designed tie pin, 5cm long and seven brooches of various designs (17)
A Lalique suite of jewellery, comprising a necklace with cherry coloured glass cabochon suspending a conforming cabochon, upon yellow coloured trace link chain, 40cm long, and matched pair of earrings, stamped ‘Lalique’ to reverse, 1.8cm diameter, within associated box, with a Antica Murrina Venezia necklace, the compressed spherical beads in purple and pink colourways, with large bolt ring fastening, stamped ‘925’ and with makers mark, 46cm long, within associated Antica Murrina box, a yellow coloured and paste set stylised branch necklace, with conforming bracelet, (paste missing in some places) within an associated green Selfridges box, and a paste and silver necklace, with plain polished twist spacers, overall length 46cm (7)
A Victorian silver pen wipe, James Deakin and Sons, Birmingham 1899, the plain polished pen wipe modelled as boot wipe with twin swing handles, 5cm wide, with a faux mother of pearl handled dip pen, white metal mounted, stamped 'sterling' 17cm long and a silver plate mounted pink well (3)
A large Victorian silver pedestal bowl, Elkington and Co, London 1888, the quatrefoil shaped bowl with pierced vine and floral rim over a profusely embossed scrolling acanthus body and fluted lower section, all raised upon a spreading oval base with further acanthus banding, 19.5cm high, 31.5cm wide, gross weight 45.6ozt Condition report: Gilt interior with signs of wear, and residue seen commensurate with use (would benefit from a clean) The quatrefoil rim slightly mishappen (see images) Residue of silver polish seen. Minor scratches and blemishes seen commensurate of age and use.
A selection of silver items including a silver cigarette box, possibly Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1945, the square box with canted corners and engine turned detail, 9cm wide, a set of six William IV silver coffee spoons, Arthur Price & Co, Birmingham 1931, 10cm long, an Edwardian silver open salt, Sibray, Hall & Co Ltd, London 1902, with associated blue glass liner and spoon, an embossed silver pin dish, possibly J Harris & Son, Birmingham 1976, a set of six silver teaspoons, within case, and further silver items, gross weight 7ozt (excluding glass liner and cigarette box) (14)
A selection of silver items, including a George V silver christening mug, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1927, the acanthus cast leaf handle above plain polished baluster form body, upon spreading circular foot, engraved to base 'Penington & Batty, Liverpool' 10cm high, a George V silver sauce boat, Deykin & Harrison, Birmingham 1930, with flying handle, 7cm high, a George V silver teaspoon, William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1929, within an associated fitted case, 13.5cm long, with two further silver teaspoons within cases, gross weight 11ozt (5)
A selection of silver items, including a George III silver sugar sifter, George Smith and William Ferne, London possible 1787, 16cm long, an Edwardian silver vesta case, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1903, 4cm long, a further William Hutton & Sons Ltd vesta case, an Edwardian silver trinket box, William Neale, Chester 1902, 11cm wide, and a pair of silver sugar nips, gross weight 5ozt (5)
A 20th century silver and niello snuff box, possibly French, the rectangular box of curved design with geometric all over niello decoration, the hinged cover revealing gilt interior, with stamp to cover, 8cm wide Condition report: Repair seen to niello at top right hand corner of box. Wear and rubbed areas seen to the niello, especially to base and high relief areas. Gilt interior with scratches, and minor areas of wear. Hinged cover with good movement. No major dents or blemishes seen. Marks crisp.
A Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, set to a plain polished case (case cannot be opened) with associated silver outer case stamped 'WR' London possibly 1799, case with five associated repair papers, with a further Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial with roman numerals (at fault) movement stamped 'Josh Hall, Birmingham 1869' with associated silver outer case stamped 'IW' London possibly 1802 (2) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
A 9ct yellow gold cased Rotary incabloc gentlemans wrist watch, the circular silver coloured dial with Roman numerals, set to plain polished case, stamped Birmingham 1941, upon an associated leather strap, overall length 24cm, with a Dreffa Dreefa shock proof wristwatch, the pink dial with Arabic numerals, upon later leather strap, overall length 24cm (2) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
A Movado travel timepiece, the sliding silver case opening to reveal a square champagne dial with luminous Arabic numerals and hands, marked verso 'Toute Heure Bonheur', stamped 'Sterling Silver Swiss Made 0.935' and 'Patent', import marks, 7.2cm wide open, gross weight 1.7ozt Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Condition report: Hands happily complete a full 24h rotation. Currently ticking.The case appears a little loose to both sides. Possible repair seen the ridges of the case on the left side. The right side of the case is worn commensurate of age and use. Wear to base seen throughout commensurate age and use. Minor dents/blemishes seen throughout commensurate with age and use.
A Victorian silver cased open face pocket watch, Chester 1875, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, marked for 'E J Brandon, Fleetwood' (at fault) along with a further example Birmingham 1938, with dedicatory inscription to the inside back, and a further example (3) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
A selection of Masonic medals and jewels, to include a gilt metal and enamelled 'Libra Lodge, East Lancs, No 5333' dated 1967-68, stamped 'Toye, Silver' verso, dedicatory inscription and within George Kenning case along with seven further examples and an 'Advanced Son of man, Mark well' token or coin, within a Finnigans case (at fault)
A Victorian silver cigar holder, indistinct makers mark, Birmingham 1975, the engine turned detailed body with engraving to centre 'Regimental prize 1878 won by W.A How' 13cm long, with a George V silver cigarette case, 'HG' Birmingham 1915, with central engraved 'Coldstream guards' cartouche, 8cm long, gross weight 6ozt (2)
A Victorian silver cream jug, James Deakin and Sons, Sheffield 1897, the shaped rim above scroll handle, with plain polished body, upon three pad and scroll feet, 8.5cm long, with a further silver cream jug, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1964, of similar form upon three hoof feet, 10cm high, gross weight 5ozt (2)
An Edwardian tortoiseshell mounted assembled dressing table set, comprising a hand hand mirror, two hair brushes, and two clothes brushes, each with pique decorated backs depicting garland and ribbon detail, with an EPNS shell shaped trinket box, upon three ball feet, and two silver mounted button hooks (8) (at fault) Condition report: Bristles missing from clothes brushes, and splitting and repair work seen to the silver mounted handles. Splitting and damage seen to the hair brush silver mounts (see images) Mirror with loss to the pique decoration. Splits, dents, and repair seen to further hair brush silver mount (see images)Shell shaped dish with wear and base metal showing through. Both button hooks with splitting to handles. All items show dents/blemishes to silver mounts. Residue of silver polish seen throughout.
A George V silver mesh coin purse,'OCo' Birmingham 1924, the purse mount with engine turned detail, with snap fastening and chain, 5ozt, with an Art Deco 'Park Lane' shagreen effect combination compact/cigarette case, with two compartments revealing a vanity case and cigarette compartment, catch stamped 'Park Lane' with accompanying letter 'Belle of the ball prize 1937' with a similar black example (3)
A selection of silver fiddle caddy spoons, including a Peter and William Bateman example, London 1809, 9cm long, a George III silver caddy spoon, Elizabeth Morley, London 1809, 7.5cm long, a George III silver caddy spoon, London 1814, 9.5cm long, a George III silver caddy spoon, possibly Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1810, 10cm long, and four further silver caddy spoons, gross weight 3ozt (8)
A George III silver table spoon, Stephen Adams II, London 1810, the spoon with later embossed berry decoration to bowl and foliate detail to terminal, with a near matched table spoon, possibly George Turner, a pair of George III silver sugar nips, Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1794, a pair of George III fiddle patter silver sugar nips, 'GF' London 1814, 15cm long, a set of three oval silver napkin rings, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1988, and a further silver napkin ring, gross weight 7ozt (8)
A selection of white metal mounted bottle stoppers, including a silver mounted example, indistinct makers mark, Birmingham 1909, modelled as an openwork design of a dog, 6.5cm long, two plain polished examples, a white metal example modelled as ship with three sails, a white metal example modelled as realistic ducks head, and three further examples (5) (at fault)
A cased of silver and enamel teaspoons, Turner and Simpson, Birmingham 1935, the teaspoons with white and green enamel decoration and daisy flowerhead detail to terminal, 9cm long, within associated fitted 'Mappin & Webb' blue case, an Edwardian silver three piece breakfast set, William Gallimore & Sons, Sheffield 1907, butter knife 18cm long, a cased set of George V silver teaspoons, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1936, a cased set of 'The Churchill mint jubilee year spoons' with three colour Wedgwood Jasper cameo inserts, and a further white metal cased set of teaspoons and sugar nips (5 boxes)
A pair of George III silver teaspoons, Peter and William Bateman, London 1811, with initial monogram to terminal, 12.5cm long, with a George III silver sugar sifter spoon, Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1814, 13cm long, a George IV silver sugar shovel spoon, possibly George Bindoff, London 1829, 14.5cm long (at fault) a pair of silver sugar tongs, with shell shaped terminals, 12cm long, and two metal pieces of flatware, gross weight 3ozt (excluding white metal items (7)
A George III silver milk jug, possibly Thomas Dicks, London 1814, the scalloped rim above plain polished body with two initial monograms within cartouche, upon four ball feet, 8cm high, with a silver bottle coaster, 'CMH' London 1988, with wooden turned base, 13cm diameter, a silver pin dish, possibly 'RC' Sheffield 1992, 10cm diameter, a George IV silver mounted glass trinket box, 'AD' London 1829, and two tasse du vin, gross weight 9ozt (excluding bottle coaster and glass box) (6)
A pair of George III silver 'Madeira' decanter labels, makers mark indistinct, London 1804, of rectangular form with canted corners, 3.5cm wide, with a silver 'gin' decanter label, Turner & Simpson Ltd, Birmingham 1966, with cherub and floral detail, three silver 'sherry' decanter label, a silver 'Madeira' bottle collar, London, date letter 'U' and seven further white metal and enamel decanter labels (12)
A George III silver five bottle cruet set, possibly Alexander Field, London 1805, the oval stand with grooved rim above foliate decoration with initialled 'J' cartouche and vacant cartouche to reverse, encompassing five bottles (three silver mounted) 22cm high (at fault)
A Victorian silver caddy spoon, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1827, the spoon with cast pattern throughout and crest to terminal, 11cm long, with a George III silver bright cut pattern style caddy spoon, possibly George Wintle, London 1804, 9cm long, a George V silver caddy, John Bettridge, London 1918, 8.5cm long, a silver caddy spoon, possibly 1803, with engraved detail to bowl and a further silver caddy spoon, gross weight 2.4ozt (5)
A George III silver caddy spoon, Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, London 1790, the spoon with shell shaped bowl with initial 'D' to terminal, 8cm long, a silver caddy spoon, 'IGS' Edinburgh, 1979, with shell shaped bowl, 8cm long, a Victorian silver caddy spoon, rubbed makers mark, Birmingham 1892, with initial monogram to terminal, 11cm long, with a further silver shell shaped caddy spoon, and three white metal examples, gross weight 1.3ozt (excluding white metal examples) (6)
A selection of silver items including a George VI silver coin purse, possibly Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1938, engine turned detailed body and central initial monogram opening to reveal leather interior, 13cm wide, a George V silver cigarette case, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1921, with engine turned detailed body and central initial monogram opening to reveal gilt interior, 8.5cm wide, a silver pin dish, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1966, with scalloped rim, 10cm wide, a silver backed clothes brush, silver pin box with enamel detail to front and silver plated cigarette box, gross weight 9ozt (excluding silver plate and brush) (6)
A selection of silver and white metal items, including a George V silver cigarette box, Horace Woodward & Co, Birmingham 1921, the square body with engine turned detail, opening to reveal gilt interior, 8.5cm wide, a pair of George III silver sugar nips, possibly William Bateman I, London 1818, 14.5cm long, a silver mounted leather purse, 11.5cm wide, a profusely embossed jar and cover with two repeating panels depicting tavern with horse and cart, a Mlyflam silver coloured lighter, and further white metal and silver items (8) (at fault)
A Victorian silver tea and coffee service, William Hutton and Sons Ltd, London 1897 and 1899, comprising tea pot, coffee pot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each with geometric handle above half reeded body with initial monogram to centre, with gilt interior, coffee pot with silver mounted strainer, 23cm high, gross weight 64ozt (4)
An Edwardian silver pedestal bowl, Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1903, the florally embossed bowl with engraving 'Presented to MR and MRs J Bentley by the members of the Longsight bicycle club on the occasion of their silver wedding Jan 30th 1904' above a pedestal base and spreading circular foot, 9.5cm high, with an Edwardian silver wet mustard, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1901, with associated blue glass liner and silver spoon, an Edwardian condiment set, Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1903, comprising two open salts, two pepperettes and wet mustard, within fitted case (at fault) and a pair silver sugar nips (4)
A selection of silver to include a Britannia standard silver sugar caster Harry Freeman, London 1910, of octagonal form and urn finial, 20cm high, 4.6ozt, a pair of Edwardian candlesticks Birmingham 1906, 12cm high (loaded), a silver octagonal pedestal bon bon dish Sheffield 1944, 6cm high, weight 7.2ozt and a further silver, smaller pedestal dish (loaded) (5) (at fault)
A Victorian silver inkwell, John Harrison and Co, Sheffield 1860, modelled in Rococo style with acanthus scroll and shell detail, engraved inscription 'To the Venbl John Oregon, Archdeacon of Kildare from Chas and Lucie Cameron 24 Oct 1862', with two associated glass and silver topped inkwells, 25cm wide
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