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Click here to subscribeA Fine Victorian Cased Silver Scent Bottle and a Cased Silver Thimble. The cylindrical scent bottle engraved with two cats playing with a ball amongst clumps of grass and a small bird flying overhead; the hinged lid opening to reveal a gilt interior with stoppered glass liner, and fitted into a velvet lined oval case. The thimble hallmarked Chester 1899.
A Victorian Silver Sugar Castor hallmarked Birmingham 1878 and embossed with wrythen fluting, scrolling cartouches, flowers & foliage, 8½ ins (22 cms) in height. And A Pair of Fine James Dixon & Sons Silver Salts hallmarked Sheffield 1892 & 1893. The gadrooned bulbous bodies embossed & chased with flowers & foliage and having a cartouche either side.
A Pair of Silver Grape Scissors hallmarked Birmingham 1871 with John Gilbert maker's punch and decorative engraved ornamentation. Fitted into a case marked Barber & Smith Goldsmith 36 Cornhill. Together with; A Set of Twelve Cased Silver Gilt Anointing Spoons hallmarked London 1903 and fitted in a velvet lined presentation case marked Manaoh Rhodes & Sons Goldsmiths Bradford.
Two Edwardian Silver Comports. One engraved with a basket of fruit suspended from a ribbon bow festooned in garlands of bell flowers and raised on a flared pedestal foot, hallmarked Birmingham 1915 with W.A. maker's initials. The other with a pierced foliate scroll border and flared pedestal foot hallmarked Birmingham 1921.
A Victorian Silver Plated Basket and a Set of Six Sterling Silver Mounted Coasters. The basket embossed with a central cartouche within pierced scroll-edged borders ornamented with clusters of flowers & foliage and having a swing handle. The star cut glass coasters in gadrooned sterling silver mounts.
A Collection of Small Silver Items: A Pair of Victorian Salts raised on three shell crested claw feet hallmarked Birmingham 1879 with J. Hilliard & J. Thomason makers' punch. Another pair of pretty Victorian silver salt baskets with twisted handles and gadrooned sides adorned with cartouches, hallmarked Birmingham 1898 with SB maker's initials. A Pair of salt spoons hallmarked London 1878. A single salt spoon. Another pair of salts of canted rectangular form having blue glass liners contained in pierced holders with floriate borders and bun feet, hallmarked Birmingham 1906 with WA maker's initials. A caddy spoon with shell form bowl & handle engraved 'AINSWORTH JEWELLERS BLACKBURN 1870-1970', hallmarked Birmingham 1969. A gilt-lined spirit measure with reeded borders and two oval panels either side depicting bacchanial scenes. And a pair of scissor action sugar-nips.
Four Items of Silver: A Victorian Mustard Pot & blue glass liner of cylindrical form with beaded edges, a beaded scroll handle & pierced thumb piece surmounting the hinged lid centred by the engraved initial 'R', hallmarked London 1864. A Sugar Castor hallmarked Birmingham 1921 and stamped with maker's initials EWH. A Small octagonal presentation tray on squat bun feet having a scroll handle to one side with London Assay crowned lionmask ornamentation, inscribed presentation to the underside; 'Goldsmiths' Hall First Dinner for Ladies 20 November 1929' and London 1929 hallmarks. A Marrow Scoop with marks for Sheffield 1977.
A French Silver Gilt Wash Jug & Bowl. The baluster jug with a monogrammed cartouche to the front, crested C- scroll handle, Rococo scrolling rim and flared pedestal foot ornamented with shell motifs, 9½ ins (24 cms) high. The bowl with scrolling shell crested rim, 13¾ ins (25 cms) in diameter.
A Large Silver Plated Tray & Tea Service. The lavishly engraved centre of fanned shells and rococo style scrolls bordered by a gadrooned edge with crested corners above scroll knop feet and having two similarly ornamented handles. The tea service with blade knop finials, beaded & gadrooned borders and palmate scroll legs. 28 ins x 16½ ins (71 cms x 42 cms).
A Collection of Silver: Two teapots; one by Charles & Richard Comyns London 1923, the other hallmarked Birmingham 1924, A small sugar bowl on pedestal foot hallmarked London 1923, a small cream jug Birmingham 1935, a sauce boat by George Unite hallmarked Birmingham 1908, a small sauce boat hallmarked Birmingham 1937, and another by James Dixon & Sons Sheffield 1937.
Three Cased Vanity Sets: A manicure set with bone handles presented in a case lined with emerald green velvet. A similar ivory handled manicure set in a blue velvet lined case. An ivory backed brush set including a pair of silver metal mounted glove stretchers in a leather case with recessed brass handle to the top, gilded borders and a velvet lined interior.
A Detailed Sterling Silver Neff stamped with the makers mark ABD. The miniature ship having a removable top section with three masts flying burgees, detailed crows nests and billowing sails. The deck modelled with four sailors and the captain at the helm. The hull ornamented with embossed mermaids and raised on four sea horses with wheels. 13 ins in height, 14 ins x 3 ins (35 cms x 7 cms).
A Silver Plated Novelty Lighter in the form of a man with removable cap & wick extending from his mouth, leant with one foot resting on a ladder and having a drum cigarette holder to one side and top hat match holder to the other, mounted on a black marble plinth base, 8 ins (20 cms) in height, 7½ins x 3½ ins (19 cms x 9 cms).
A Silver Plated Novelty Inkwell, in the form of an Indian Elephant's head with a small monkey finial surmounting the tasseled head-dress and a hinged lid enclosing the inkpot holder, 5¾ ins (14.5 cms) in height on a round edge beaded base 4¾ ins (12 cms) in diameter.
An Austro-Hungarian Silver Gilt Table Bell. The rams headed s-scroll finial with clover leaf terminal surmounting a cobalt blue enamelled column embellished with sea pearl collars. The ornately decorated bell engraved with a basket weave ground and having raised scroll work encrusted with turquoise studs. 5 ins (12.5 cms) in height.
A Fine Antique Mother-of-pearl and Agate Marble Box with silver metal mounts, 3¾ ins x 2½ ins (9 cms x 6 cms) ½ inch (1.5 cms) deep, and a Gilt Metal Salt in the form of a scallop shell mounted on the head of a winged dragon with a pearl raised on it's claw, 2½ ins (6 cms) in hegiht.
A Spanish Two-faced Silver Gilt Reliquary Pendant, possibly 17th Century. The small rectangular box having bevelled glass front & back enclosing miniature portraits painted on copper of Queen Isabella la Católica, and two kings, framed by scrolling gilt sides with protuberant finials and cherubs' heads adorning the corners. The box containing a Spanish letter from a gentleman to his sister dated April 20th 1838, 3½ ins x 2¾ ins (9 cms x 7 cms).
A 18th Century Tortoiseshell Knife Box. The top having a silver handle with rosette pads. The canted front having a bifurcated clasp above a large lock plate pierced with hearts & botehs. Standing on silver ball feet 9 ins (23 cms) in height, 6¾ ins x 4¾ ins (17 cms x 12 cms).
A 19th Century Dome Top Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy, engraved at the centre point upon a small silver mount; 'A. Attkinson'. The interior lined in red velvet and having two lidded tortoiseshell compartments bordered with ivory veneer. Standing 5 ins (12.5 cms) in height on ivory bun feet. 7¼ ins x 4¼ ins (18.5 cms x 11 cms)
Four Art Deco Style Spelter Figures: A figural ashtray with a dished onyx marble base surmounted by a female figure with ivorine face & hands dressed in a red & green tinged gold patinated costume with a pointed hood and short out-swept pleated skirt, 8 ins (20 cms) high, the base 6½ ins x 4¾ ins (16.5 cms x 12 cms). A silver patinated figure of a female skater with ivorine face, gliding on one leg in a pale blue tinged costume. A silver and gold patinated figure of a tango dancer in a tasseled skirt and hat standing on a turned marble base 10½ ins (27 cms) high. A silver patinated cigarette lighter with the figure of a meditative dancer in eastern head-dress sat cross- legged on a canted triangular base with a lighter mounted to the base and cast signature Lorenzl, 7 ins (18 cms) in height.
A Fine Japanese Bronze Relief Cast Vase. The lattice patterned flared neck entwined with a scrolling dragon enriched with gilding and having half flower head handles protruding either side. The body decorated with birds amongst prunus blossom enriched with silver & gold, below a shoulder band of lappets, 18 ins (46 cms) in height.
A Silver & Gilt Patinated Metal Snail mounted on a rectangular figured & striated marble socle, 2½ ins x 3¼ ins x 2 ins (6.5 cms x 8 cms x 5 cms), and a finely cast silver metal monkey sat wrapped in a reddish brown patinated blanket with a gilded giant peach tied with robe and slung over it's shoulder, 2½ ins (6 cms) in height.
Two Copper Hunting Horns: One inscribed; 'from H.J. Hart to John W Carpenter 1893' with a silver mouth piece. The other stamped BOOSEY & Co. MAKERS, 295 Regent St. London 64178, and inscribed; 'from H.W. Clarke Esquire to John W Carpenter December 1902' in a leather carrying case.
A Leather Cased Silver Vanity Set. The aubergine leather case tooled with gilded initials E.S. and having gilt brass clasps stamped WB, opening to reveal a cream moiré fabric lined interior fitted with various brushes, combs, manicure implements, shoe horn, button hook, bottles & jars hallmarked London & Birmingham 1924.
Three Cut Glass Decanters with stoppers. A square waisted engraved OCEANA whisky decanter. A Silver Plated Breakfast Dish Circa 1900 with a pivoted wrythen fluted hemispherical lid, cut glass lining dish and four scroll legs terminating on claw feet, stamped W BRIGGS & Co Sheffield, 5½ ins (14 cms) high, 6 ins (15 cms) in diameter. A pewter hip flask and a brass napkin ring.
Two 19th Century Medicine Boxes Once the Property of Thomas Bollen Seath; a renowned shipbuilder. One made of rosewood with silver metal stringing to the edges, an inset lozenge escutcheon & cartouche to the lid inscribed S.S. Oaks 1881, opening to reveal 24 glass medicine phials with turned yew-wood button stoppers, 2¾ ins x 8 ins x 5¼ ins (7 cms x 20 cms x 13.5 cms). The other box being smaller & composed of tin with painted inscription on lid T.B.S. Medicine 1861.
A Pair of Mahogany Gainsbrough Style Armchairs. The wide serpentine topped backs, saddle seats and padded arms upholstered in pale green & silver silk. The fluted downswept arm supports leading to square legs joined by H-stretchers and terminating on brass casters.
A Large Collection of Hornby Dublo Trains and Accessories, mostly 3-rail and mainly boxed, including Bristol Castle locomotive and tender, Silver King locomotive and tender, Standard tank locomotive, Bo-Bo diesel locomotive, unboxed Class N2 LMS locomotive, T.P.O Mail Van set, Breakdown Crane, five coaches, fifteen wagons, D1 Through Station, Signal Cabin, Turntable, power unit, track etc.; A Boxed TTR Many-Ways Station Set and other boxed TTR accessories, in three boxes
Five Boxed "OO" Gauge Locomotives:- Liliput 4-6-2 "A.H.Peppercorn" No.60525; Lima 4-6-0 "Royal Scot" No.46100; Lima 4-6-2 "Silver King" No.60016; Airfix 4-6-0 "Royal Scots Fusiliers" No.6103; Mainline "The Manchester Regiment" diesel locomotive No.45039; plus four other unboxed locomotives and a bundle of "Steam Alive" magazines (10)
A Collection of '00' Gauge Trains by Hornby Dublo, Fleischmann & Marklin, including Dublo 3-rail Silver King locomotive and tender and 0-6-2 LMS locomotive 6917, two Marklin locomotives, Fleischmann locomotive, eight mixed coaches, nine wagons, track and power unit; Boxed Rokal 'N' Gauge Trainset.
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