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Click here to subscribeA George IV silver coffee pot, the low bellied body beneath a ribbed neck and cast scallop shell and scroll rim, the hinge lid with floral finial, flanked by foliate scroll capped spout and handle, on scallop shell and leaf feet, London 1824 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, height approx 20cm.
A Victorian silver presentation trophy goblet, the ovoid bowl supported by three crossed rifles and a laurel wreath, on a triform base, inscribed `1st Oxford University Rifle Volunteers, 4th Compy, presented by Capt A.D. Tyssen, ...3rd June 1865`, London 1864 by G. Roberts & E. Briggs, height approx 21cm.
An Edwardian silver circular photograph frame with ribbon surmount, Birmingham 1901 by Henry Matthews (lacking back and easel), a George II silver circular salt, London 1740 by Edward Wood, a silver mounted red leather `piquet` box, a pair of silver framed spectacles and a small collection of mostly silver items.
An Austro-Hungarian .800 silver canteen of cutlery, comprising twelve table knives, forks and spoons, twelve dessert knives, forks and spoons, thirteen fish knives, twelve fish forks, twelve cake knives and forks, twelve coffee, sugar and ice cream spoons, two fish slices and a fork, two cake slices, butter knife, two ladles, pair of salad servers, three serving spoons, two forks and a server with pierced blade, hallmarked for Pest, maker`s mark `HA`.
An early Victorian silver gilt ciborium, the dome cover cast with amorini beneath a cross, the bowl and baluster knop stem cast and engraved with fruiting vines, the flared circular foot with corn sheaves, the foot rim inscribed `Domino Gulielmo Maxwell Domestici DDD Anno Domini MDCCCXXXVII`, Sheffield 1837, height approx 27cm.
A silver and enamel decanter label, the engine turned ground framing a white enamel rectangular panel inscribed in black with `Whiskey`, Birmingham 1950, together with a silver châtelaine clip, cast and pierced with Cupid amongst scrolls and vines, a silver tea strainer, Birmingham 1891 and a silver posy holder, Birmingham 1910.
A set of eight Russian silver gilt teaspoons, 84 zolotnik, each bowl engraved with scrolls on spiral handles, Moscow 1892, probably by Ivan Yashin, together with a Russian silver serving spoon, 84 zolotnik, with similar decoration, Moscow 1890, probably by Ivan Alexeyev, a Russian silver sifter spoon, 84 zolotnik, the handle engraved with flowers, St Petersburg 1890, probably by Jorgan Allenius, and a Russian silver mustard spoon.
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