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Click here to subscribeA .925 grade imported Hanau silver pill box, of oval hinged form decorated with classical figural scene and foliate scrolls, Hanau marks for Neresheimer, import marks for Chester 1907, importer B Muller & Son, 4cm, 21grams, sold along with an Easter white metal lidded circular box, embossed with landscapes, animals and figures, unmarked most likely Burmese or Indian, 4cm, 30grams
A cased set of six Queen Elizabeth silver teaspoons, having tapering and pointed terminals, each with differing city marks for 1962, maker Travis, Wilson & Co Ltd, 11cm, 63grams gross, all housed in a fitted and plush lined case with hallmark information to the interior. Dings to two bowls.
An Edwardian silver salt, of traditional design with gadrooned and flared rim, foliate embossed body and three cabriole type legs, marks for London 1905, makers mark rubbed, 7cm, sold along with a pair of Edwardian silver sugar tongs, and two silver thimbles, one marked for Chester 1906, maker Charles Horner, also stamped '9', gross lot weight 104grams
A cased set of six George V silver teaspoons, Old English pattern with engraved decoration, marks for Sheffield 1921, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, all housed in a fitted and plush lined case, and sold together with an 18th century silver teaspoon, a golfing interest spoon and a cased set of silver handled tea knives, gross weighable silver 92grams
Two early 20th century silver navette shaped pedestal condiment dishes, having beaded rims and bearing the Worshipful Company of Cutlers elephant insignia, with original spoons all housed in a fitted silk and velvet box, bearing the Worshipful Company of Cutlers coat of arms to the lid, marks for Sheffield 1913, maker Henry Wigfull of Lee & Wigfull, 79.5 grams gross
An Edwardian silver epergne centre-piece, the central trumpet form vase raised on a spreading moulded circular foot engraved with presentation inscription dated 15th April 1909, and issuing sinuous brackets to suspend two silver baskets with lobed arched over handles and band of pierced decoration, marks for Sheffield 1908, maker Elkington & Co Ltd, 23.5cm high, 558grams gross
An impressive early Queen Elizabeth II silver three-branch candlestick, of turned and hexagonal form, the central columns finial top issuing three scrolled arms with turned sconces and hexagonal drip trays, the upper three-branch section removable and the column usable as a single candlestick, marks for London 1958, maker Garrards & Co, 1195grams gross, 27.5cm high, all raised on an ebonised hexagonal stand with engraved silver presentation plaque for Walter Hogarth MBE JP, 1st June 1959.
A pair of George V silver pedestal bon bon dishes, of shaped and dished circular form with embossed and pierced repeating designs, and raised on a spreading circular foot, marks for Birmingham 1919, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, 7cm, 152grams gross (weighted), split to rim of one, some creases.
Three 19th century silver berry spoons, two in the fiddle pattern having marks for London 1828, maker William Chawner, together with a Victorian embossed and chased Old English pattern example having a monogram and heraldic dragon to the terminal, marks for London 1874 maker Charles Boyton, 211 grams gross.
A George VI silver mounted steel bladed pocket knife, with engine turned surface detail, engraved oblong cartouche 'MM 12.12.36-12.12.61' and marks for Birmingham 1950, maker E Baker & Son, 8cm closed. Condition report: Approximately 8cm closed. Smaller blade is secure. Slight wobble to larger blade. Blades have to be pushed closed. Some minor rust patches near hinge on the larger blade.
A group of three silver thimbles, one decorated with rosettes, Sheffield 1990, maker CHH (Hoopers Jewellery), one with cupids, Birmingham 1994, Swann Thimbles, and a similar example with St Christopher roundal, conforming marks, 18grams, sold along with a white metal pig surmounted thimble, a dragon decorated copper example and a turned beehive shaped wooden thimble mounted with a small white metal bee.
An Edwardian circular silver and enamel box, the hinged cover having a slightly domed circular insert enamelled with a bus of a young woman with blue and yellow flower adorned headdress, against a vibrant orange ground, marks for Birmingham 1902, maker Deakin & Francis, 4.5cm, 52grams. Slight losses to enamel on right side.
Three silver mounted cut glass scent bottles of various size, age and design, all having embossed screw-off covers, the largest approx. 8.5cm high, all being hallmarked for Birmingham, one dated 1928 with Samuel M Levi makers mark, one possibly 1876 with indistict makers mark, the other with indistinct marks, sold along with two Levi & Salaman silver mounted cut glass cosmetic pots, both marked for Birmingham 1905 and 1899, and a silver cased pencil marked for Birmingham, possibly 1857 with Edward Baker & Son makers mark
A Victorian silver salver of circular form with gadrooned rim and ornamental shell and scroll border, the interior engraved with a decorative floral motif all on three scroll feet, hallmarked for London 1841-42, maker Benjamin Smith (part of Rundell, Bridge & Rundell) 25.8cm, 576grams Condition report: Overall in good condition. Clear engraving and scroll work. General surface wear and some light scratches from polishing. Some small dents to edge of the rim. Tarnishing to front and back, not gilt.
A pair of cased George V silver napkin rings, bright-cut with bands of guilloche decoration and elliptical cartouches, marks for London 1919, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, housed in a fitted and plush lined case, sold along with a George VI engine turned example, Birmingham 1944, maker H Bros, gross weight 102grams
Two George III silver 'Berry' spoons, Old English pattern with later embossed and engraved decoration, the handle terminals engraved with winged bird crest, marks for London 1794 rubbed maker IB, and London 1815 (1st September-28th May 1816) maker William Eley I & William Fearn, 22cm, 116grams
A collection of twenty-five silver handled button hooks, of various size and designs including embossed designs, engine-turned decorated and a shell motif design, marks for London, Chester and Birmingham, including 1900, 1901, 1906, 1911, 1914, 1916 and makers including Adie & Lovekin, Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, C. E. Williams, Crisford & Norris, R M Marples & Son and William Devenport etc
A George V silver cigarette box, of hinged rectangular form engine-turned decoration to the cover centred by a stylised vacant rectangular cartouche, marks for Birmingham 1934, maker John Rose 4cm x 11.5cm x 8.5cm, gross weight 304grams including ceder interior. Condition report: Overall good condition, base lining intact, hinge works well, inner wooden lining in good condition and no signs of repair. General surface wear and some light tarnishing to sides with some small scratches.
An early Queen Elizabeth II silver cigarette box, of hinged rectangular form with engine-turned texture to the surface, over the engraved presentation inscription and enclosing the ceder lined interior, marks for Birmingham 1954, maker George Tarratt Ltd, 4.5cm x 8.5cm x 10cm
A George III silver fiddle pattern table fork, engraved with initials WJJ and carrying marks for London 1811, maker Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, 19.5cm, sold along with a pair of George III silver sugar tongs bright cut with veined design and borders, marks for London 1796, maker most likely George Burrows (I), gross lot weight 110grams
Dr Christopher Dresser for Heath & Middleton (Hukin & Heath), a rare and interesting silver-mounted white ceramic watering can-form hot water kettle, the silver mounts and pivoted cover with marks for Birmingham 1904, maker Heath & Middleton, 16208 along with retailers details for Wilson & Gill 139 Regent Street, London. The ceramic body marked at the base with an eagle surmounted H&H, 23cm This is a rare variant of a much reproduced Dr Christopher Dresser design, it is also unusual to be marked as H&H on the ceramic. Some crazing, tarnishing to silver. Condition report: Overall good condition with some crazing to body, spout and around the handle. Tarnishing to the silver. Clear hallmarks. Approximately 24cm H x 29cm W x 15cm D
A selection late 19th and early 20th century silver mounted dressing table wares, including four cut glass containers all having embossed silver screw-off covers with marks for Birmingham and London, 1903 and makers Thomas Hayes and Henry Charles Freeman, the others with indistinct makers marks, an embossed hand-held mirror with marks for Chester 1905, maker possibly William Needham etc. Condition report: General wear consistent with age and use. Some dents and wear to silver covers and some covers are not secure. Some small dents to clothes brush but otherwise in good condition. Surface wear, small dents and scratches to button hook handle. Some rubbed through holes to back of mirror, dents to rim and silver is pulled away from mirror in places.
A rare Gerald Benney silver and leather presentation wallet, given by Charles III when Prince of Wales to his Royal staff, the black leather wallet having a silver disk bearing the heraldic badge of the Prince of Wales, with blue fabric lining appearing to be unused housed within a protective fabric pouch and original box labelled for maker Gerald Benney
A George V silver golfing trophy, of slender tapering urn form, the moulded circular cover with figural surmount, the conforming base ornamented with golf clubs, and raised on a black bakelite socle, marks for Birmingham 1939, maker Elkington & Co, 32cm overall, 270grams gross (without socle) lacking any presentation engravings.
A Regency period silver vinaigrette, of hinged rectangular form with prancing canine motif in relief to the cover, the gilt interior with hinged and pierced grille enclosing the old most likely original sponge, marks for Birmingham 1817, maker John Bettridge, 3.5cm 16grams Condition report: General surface wear but in overall good condition. Canine is missing paw on raised leg. Secure fastening and hinge. Grille in good condition. No sign of repair or restoration.
A collection of silver, silver plated and white metal pieces including an early 20th century silver handled button hook having decorative engraving, with marks for London 1911 maker Mappin & Webb Ltd, two silver spirit labels, named for whisky, marks for Birmingham and Sheffield, 1982 and 1979, makers C. Robathan & Son and Francis Howard Ltd, a pair of early 20th century silver sewing scissors with marks for Birmingham 1900, maker Henry Matthews, sold along with an unmarked sliding mechanical propelling pencil having J. Harrison engraved to the side and a silver plated coin purse with linear engine-turned decoration
A George V silver mounted moulded and engraved glass 'Glug-Glug' decanter, having a foliate engraved stopper over the four-spouted silver mount with marks for Birmingham 1918, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, all over the moulded and foliate scroll engraved glass body with star-cut base 32cm high. Condition report: Good overall condition with clear engraving. Silver has some general surface wear consistent with use but in good condition. Stopper is secure. Minor nibbling to some cut edges.
A collection of five silver mounted cut glass scent bottles of various size and design, three having embossed hinged covers and two with similar screw-off covers, the largest approx. 15cm high, three with marks for Birmingham, 1904 and 1912, one with makers mark for W J Myatt & Co, all others with indistinct marks
An Edwardian silver dish, of oval form with scroll-pierced and fluted booge, marks for London 1902, maker Josiah Williams & Co, 15.5cm, sold together with a pair of George V silver oval dishes, with bead-moulded rim over the pierced body, marks for Birmingham 1914, maker Sydney & Co, 9.5cm, gross lot weight 140grams
A George V silver ring box, of hinged oval form, the cover with engraved inscription dated 1916 within a Meandros border and enclosing the plush lined interior, raised on four scroll surmounted cabriole type legs, marks for Birmingham 1914, maker Deakin & Francis Ltd, 9.5cm, gross weight 141grams.
A late Victorian silver visiting card case, of shaped and hinged rectangular form with engraved foliate decoration around a central cartouche with initials JEM, button opening to reveal a material lined and sectioned 'concertina' interior, marks for Birmingham 1898, maker William Neale, 9.5cm x 6.5cm 77grams
A George V silver bowl, of lobed circular form with short spreading stem and step moulded circular foot, marks for Birmingham, maker Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, 8cmx13cm, 119grams Condition report: Overall good condition. No signs of repair. Some general surface wear, very small pinprick dents to the inside of the bowl and some small dents to the foot.
A set of six George IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, engraved with initials HB to terminals, marks for Newcastle 1829, maker most likely Thomas Wheatley, 14cm, 104grams sold along with two pairs of Georgian bright-cut silver sugar tongs, of traditional form, London 1816, Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult, and an earlier undated example by Henry Bailey, 62grams, gross lot weight 166grams.
A 1930's George VI Silver photograph frame, of plain rectangular form with engraved initials M.C.D, marks for Birmingham 1938 maker Mappin & Webb, also engraved 'Fab Anglaise' suggesting production for the French (Paris) 15.5cm x 10.5cm, the leather covered back panel with easel stand
A group of five French .800 grade white metal souvenir spoons, each surmounted with armorial crest, four with makers mark for Albert Deflon, one similar but larger, sold along with a silver handled button hook, Victorian silver vesta case, and antimony dragon design photograph frame.
A George VI cased silver napkin ring, of rectangular form with engine-turned decoration around a vacant rectangular cartouche, marks for Birmingham 1937, maker William Suckling Ltd, sold along with six George V silver three pence coins, 1930, 1931, 1932(2) 1933(3) and two non silver sixpences.
A George III silver topped glass dressing table jar, of moulded circular form with remains of engraved initials, marks for London 1814, maker TW, all over the fluted circular glass body (af) sold along with A 19th century white metal topped glass dressing table bottle, the moulded octagonal screw-off cover over the short white metal mounted neck with conforming octagonal collar, the body with flattened sides and ground pontil to base. 9cm, unmarked, some wear showing to base. Sold
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