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Click here to subscribeG.Aaronson, Manchester, a late Victorian silver hunter pocket watch, Chester 1895, the off white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, with a subsidiary seconds dial, housing an English lever, fusee movement with bi-metallic split compensated balance; with a lady`s fob watch, stamped `935`, the pink and white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, housing a three quarter plate, cylinder escapement movement; and a metal open faced pocket watch
A silver gilt and enamel presentation key, the quatrefoil top enamelled with the Cross of St John, presented on opening the New Ambulance Station, Plymouth; with another silver gilt presentation key, for the opening of a Public Hall, Islington; 115g (3.7 oz) gross; a gilded and enamelled badge of office, Islington; and a gilt metal and enamelled presentation key, for the opening of the Astoria, Finsbury Park; all cased (all cases in a distressed condition)
A collection of objects, including: a Regency ivory oblong toothpick box (damages); a Victorian tortoiseshell and engraved cut brass aide memoire; ivory, bone and wooden fans; a Victorian silver and ivory page turner, London 1890 (chipped); and other items
A George III silver rectangular combination vinaigrette/ snuff box by Mary Hyde & John Reily, London 1800, reeded overall, the interior gilt, one side with a grille pierced and engraved with flowers and foliage, 6cm (2.25in) long, 80g (2.55 oz)
A George IV silver rectangular snuff box by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1820, the engine turned cover with a floral chased border and thumb piece, plain curved sides and an engine turned base, the interior gilt, engraved with a crest, 6.5cm (2.85in), 67g (2.1 oz) The crest of BARKER.
A Georgian silver mustard pot, London 1808, rectangular with shell capped ends to the gadrooned border, with a reeded handle, 11cm long; with five silver fiddle pattern antique salt spoons; and two Old English pattern silver antique salt spoons; 218g (7 oz) gross
A Victorian silver wine funnel stand or small dish, Sheffield 1868, circular with bold beaded border, engraved decoration enclosing a motto above a crest, in turn above an armorial, above a figure of a chained man, 12cm diameter, 74g (2.3 oz) gross The motto `Virtutis Gloria Merces` with the crest of a dexter hand holding aloft an Imperial Crown belongs to the Clan Robertson
An unusual Georgian silver box, Birmingham 1803, in the form of a shell, 4cm long, 14.3g gross; with an Arts and Crafts copper napkin ring, set with a Ruskin type cabochon; a pair of Scottish hardstone stock pins; and a simulated pearl hat pin
A silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1907, the square body embossed with cherubs in a pastoral scene, pull off cover, 9.5cm tall; with a Victorian silver christening mug, London 1868, of baluster shape and embossed decoration, 10.5cm tall; 257g (8.3 oz) gross
A Victorian silver pepperette, by Messrs Barnard, London 1847, the pierced cylindrical body to a flared foot, with pull off cover, with glass liner, 10.5cm tall; with a matched pair of silver pepperettes, Birmingham 1910 and 1913, of vase shape on a short pedestal foot, 9.5cm tall; and a silver mustard pot, of pierced octagonal design, with unassociated glass liner; 262g (8.4 oz) gross
Two silver circular dressing table boxes, by Asprey & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1903, and by A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1910; another with a glass base, the cover embossed with angel heads in clouds by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham date rubbed; and a Continental silver coloured cigarette case, stamped `935` and `Sterling`, 6 oz gross weighable
A silver rounded square plain cigarette box, the marks rubbed, engraved with a falcon crest, loaded; a silver covered cut glass dressing table box, Birmingham 1906, embossed with a winged cherub; and an oval dressing table box, Birmingham 1911, engraved `LWG`, on four trefoil pad feet (3)
A George III silver circular waiter by John Scofield, London 1778, with beaded edge, and pierced inner border, engraved with a coat of arms at the centre, on three anthemion and scroll feet, 17.8cm (7in) diameter, 272g (8.75 oz) An unidentified shield and crest because of the worn engraving.
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