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A hand trowel and fork (22)

Silver trowel bookmark by Adie & Lovekin Ltd 1922, set of four hors d'oeurvres servers by Frank Cobb Sheffield 1945, sugar bowl etc, approx 6oz

Modern ring binder album containing over three hundred and eighty predominantly Victorian Christmas greeting cards, single sheet and folded, including embossed, floral, chromolithograph, celluloid, pierced and paper lace, novelty shapes of bell, leaf, bellows, trowel, artist's palette, heart etc

A Tuareg Takouba (Sword), North Africa, the 79cm double edge steel blade engraved with diapered panels, the cruciform hilt and scabbard covered in leather with raised stepped geometric panels and tooled with rosettes and diamonds, the scabbard set with a small trowel shape knife, 98cm; an Indonesian Long Knife, the 42cm curved single edge pamor steel blade double edged for the last 21cm, with wood pistol grip and painted wood scabbard (2)

A large fine quality silver presentation trowel, Percy Main Sunday School

A CASED SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER BEAN END COFFEE SPOONS, Birmingham 1934, two circular silver napkin rings, a child's silver spoon and a silver preserve spoon, gross weight 4.9ozt, 154 grams, together with a small parcel of silver plate including a cased trowel commemorating the laying of memorial stone of the Wesleyean Sunday Schools Erdington, June 25, 1883 (Parcel)

A cased HM silver and ivory handled presentation trowel to "Lady Huntingfield to commemorate the laying of the Foundation Stone of the Melbourne University Womens' College on 17th September 1936".

A silver-mounted scent bottle, four other toilet jars and a trowel book mark.

Silver trowel bookmark - Birmingham 1921

GEORGE UNITE; a Victorian hallmarked silver presentation trowel inscribed 'Presented to Mr J Ashworth on the occasion of his laying the Corner Stone of the Primitive Methodist Chapel Stacksteads March 28th' with turned ivory handle, Birmingham (date letter rubbed), length 27.2cm, also a small silver mounted brush and faux tortoiseshell comb (3).

A NOVELTY TROWEL SHAPED BOOK MARK TOGETHER WITH AN ALSATIAN DOOR KNOCKER

Bronze trowel and a plane

A pair of plated candlesticks, a crumb scoop and a presentation trowel

A Small Quantity of Items including; a diamond and pearl bow brooch, cased; an oval paste locket; a green and white paste cluster brooch; an Essex Crystal stick pin depicting a hound, cased; a pair of green and white paste earrings, boxed; and a silver travel bookmark in the form of a trowel. Overall the items are in good condition, but group lots should be viewed. CR made 8th August 2019

A Tiffany sterling silver bookmark, round with central T shape, an English hallmarked heart shaped bookmark, a rectangular one with pointing hand, Birmingham 1979 and six others including a frog and a trowel all marked 925 or English hallmarked 

Seven Victorian and later silver bookmarks, two hallmarked Birmingham 1894 and 1897, a further trowel shaped version probably 1894 (rubbed mark) and four others one being dagger shaped, Birmingham 1920 Adie & Lovekin Ltd, another Charles Horner Chester 1928 etc 

Six Edwardian silver bookmarks, four being trowel shaped, wto Birmingham 1907, Crisford & Norris mother of pearl and  agate handles, one further bookmark Birmingham 1906, Adie & Lovekin with glass thistle finial etc 

Three silver trowel bookmarks, two stamped 925, one hallmarked Birmingham 1983 S.J Rose, three others with English hallmarks including a rabbit and two brass examples 

A sectional ivory okimono carved as a seated artisan, holding a mason's trowel with his right hand; on a shaped oval base, nearly 7.5 cm wide, 19th or 20th CenturyProvenance: The Property of a Lady. From a Private Collection acquired by her Great-Grandfather and all collected prior to his death in 1944.PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank's advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping.. Some deterioration, including: lost implement in artisan's left hand and lost handle on cabinet.

Novelty Victorian silver trowel, Sheffield 1892, with an ivory handle

A silver-topped ebony cane, Birmingham 1926, to/w a silver photograph frame, Victorian cut glass bowl with electroplated domed cover and base, various silver flatware, etc.Ebony cane - 91.5 cm long.  Silver pommel significantly dented.Wine bottle coaster - silver plate.  No crestPhotograph frame - 21.5 cm x 16.3 cm.  London 1993, small dents and a few scratches to the frame.Ivory handle to the trowel - silver plated and splits in ivory.

A lot comprising a cased EP cutlery set for twelve and an EP presentation trowel Condition Report: Available upon request

Selection of silver plate etc including specimen vases, salt & pepper pots etc & a silver trowel page marker 

A white metal book mark in the form of a trowel

A Sudanese trowel-shaped dagger. first half of the 20th century, blade 23cms etched overall with inscriptions in thuluth, leather wound grip, in its wood and bone mosaic covered conforming sheath. GC Note: Details of thuluth in this context see Spring pp.78-79.

Bag of assorted small silver and other items to include; trowel, bookmark, propelling pencil, two small rulers etc. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Sundry collectables including Victorian miniature trowel, thimbles and case, patent ink well etc.

A late Victorian silver and ivory-handled presentation trowel, with engraved acanthus decoration, engraved "Jewish Fresh Air Home and School", presented to Mrs Dorothy Quas-Cohen, Chairman of the Building Committee on the occasion of her laying the foundation stone on July 11 1920", overall length 35.5cm

Miniature Masonic Trowel Marked on Back Belgium

A COLLECTION OF ITEMS RELATED TO THE LEITH TOWN HALL LIBRARY 20TH CENTURY to include a presentation trowel for the laying of the foundation stone 1929, Birmingham 1929; a matching presentation Mason's mallet and a leather bound visitor book containing numerous signatures including that of Sir Harry Lauder with a caricature (3) Note: Leith Town Hall and Library is a B-listed complex of three buildings situated on Ferry Road in North Leith. The building, made from sandstone ashlar (highly characteristic of Edinburgh) was designed by architects Bradshaw, Gass and Hope in an interwar classical style. The structure has a socially historical significance attached to it. This complex was gifted to the Burgh of Leith by Edinburgh council following the merger of Leith into Edinburgh on 10th October 1920. The significance of these ceremonial pieces date back to when the work on the building first started, when the Lord Provost of the time, Sir Alexander Stevenson, laid the foundation stone on 11th October 1929. The laying of the foundation stone by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh was highly symbolic as it represented a union between Leith and Edinburgh, which had been notoriously divided for many years.

A Victorian silver presentation trowel, engraved with ferns, engraved "Presented to Mr Edwin Hamer, by the Trustees of the Wesleyan Chapel Woolfold, on the occasion of his laying one of the memorial stones, April 28th 1877", with a fluted ivory handle, Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1876, 28cm L.

A BRICKLAYER'S CEREMONIAL SILVER TROWEL with wooden handle

A silver mounted and ivory trowel engraved with flowers and leaves. Sheffield. Approx. 109 grams. Est. £50 - £80.

A Victorian silver hallmarked bookmark in the form of a trowel (hallmarked Birmingham 1897) along with a silver hallmarked thimble (hallmarked Birmingham 1975). Total weight 12.3g. 

A five piece early 20th century fireside companion set, comprising trowel, poker, tongs, brush and stand, 70 cm high maximum.

Walther trowel BB40 Burr bench (Untested)

Walther trowel BB40 Burr bench (Untested)

A large fine quality silver presentation trowel, Percy Main Sunday School

SILVER AND MOTHER OF PEARL CLASP FRUIT KNIFE with two blades, Sheffield 1907 a TROWEL PATTERN BOOK MARK with floral embossed handles (as found) and another with teddy bear finial, Birmingham 1992 (3)

VICTORIAN SILVER AND PARCEL GILT SMALL LONG HANDLE SCOOP OR LADLE, wire pattern with ball finial, possibly for handling small samples of medicinal or other powder, 5 3/8" (134.5cm) long and FIVE OTHER SMALL SILVER ITEMS, viz Scottish plaid BROOCH, trowel pattern BOOK MARK, BUTTON HOOK with mother o'pearl handle and a pair of CUFFLINKS (6)

LATE VICTORIAN TEXTURED BROWN LEATHER AND SILVER MOUNTED BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER with monogrammed clasp, 4" (10.2) x 2 1/2" (6.8) makers GHJ London 1898 and a silver trowel shaped book mark with hardstone handle, London 1969 (2)

A Victorian silver presentation trowel with turned ivory and cast silver handle, the blade engraved with strap work ornament, 14ins overall, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1862 (gross weight 13ozs), in original blue leather fitted case retailed by A. B. Savory & Sons, No. 11 & 12 Cornhill, London, the front applied with silvery metal plaque engraved "Presented to F. E. Cleary CBE FRICS on the occasion of The Topping out Ceremony at Bevis Marks Site 1 on the 27th October 1982 Presented by The Design Team Lister Drew & Associates Chartered Architects Close Morton & Company Quantity Surveyor Griffiths Cleator & Associates Structural Engineers and Sir Frederick Snow & Partners Consulting Engineers", and one other silvery metal presentation trowel with turned composition handle, the blade engraved with inscription to F. E. Cleary, 8.5ins overall, in sealed presentation box

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PRESENTATION FOUNDATION TROWEL, used to lay the memorial stone at St Andrews Mens Club, turned ivory handle, maker:- H & T, Birmingham 1903.

AN EDWARDIAN FOLIATE SILVER SIDED TWIN-BLADED POCKET KNIFE, maker:- HM, Birmingham 1907, a foliate engraved sterling silver envelope STAMP CASE and a modern silver trowel-form BOOK MARK, maker:- SJR, Birmingham 1981. (3)

Box of assorted items to include; presentation trowel in original box, cased mother of pearl silver plated fish knives and forks, other case cutlery etc. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A Victorian silver presentation trowel inscribed “Presented to Mr. John Brewer of Walsall by the Trustees of the New Wesleyan Chapel, Ablewell Street, Walsall on the occasion of his laying the foundation stone March 23rd 1859” (by T.W. & Co, Birmingham 1858), 5.28oz including the light lacquered wood simulated ivory handle, together with a similar plated trowel inscribed “Presented to Mrs. J. Brewer Junr, Mayoress of the Town in laying one of the corner stones of Queen Street, Wesleyan Chapel, Walsall July 22 1867” (plate worn)

A silver cased open faced pocket watch by Kendal & Dent, the movement signed Kendal & Dent makers to the Admiralty and numbered 369111, with dust cover, the dial similarly signed and with subsidiary seconds dial, two small silver pill boxes, a Victorian silver oval buckle, a silver trowel form bookmark, a 9ct gold padlock clasp and an Ensign midget camera

Six silver coffee spoons, SLO, Birmingham 1921, with bean finials, five silver coffee spoons, a fork, a seal top spoon and a trowel-shaped bookmark, approximately 135gm

A Victorian silver presentation trowel with ivory handle, Barnard & Sons, London 1870, inscribed 'Queens Jubilee 1887 Presented to Mrs Oswald A Smith on the Occasion of her Laying the Foundation Stone of the Memorial Institute East Grinstead April 7th 1888', in a fitted case and a butter knife inscribed 'East Surrey Agricultural Society 1851'/Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John and Lady Smith CONDITION REPORT: Lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory or other organic material which may be subject to export restrictions

A silver bookmark as trowel with mother of pearl handle 6.2g by Adie & Lovekin

A late Victorian ivory-handled silver presentation trowel - 'Wm. Bates JP….laying the foundation stone of Trafalgar Schools', Sheffield marks for 1901, 12.5"

Novelty diamond and ruby stick pin, in the form of a trowel with a diamond to the blade and rubies to the handle, the trowel 26mm diameter

A silver and mother of pearl handled novelty paperclip, in the form of a builders trowel; and another example with hardstone set shamrock (2)

A Sterling Silver Vesta Case of Circular Form, golf related, together with two miniature silver backed hand mirrors, a silver cased notebook and a silver page marker in the form of a trowel

λA mixed lot, comprising silver items: a Chinese two handled trophy cup, by Wang Hing, a capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1914, a small rose bowl, and a walking stick, plus electroplated items: a claret jug, eight trophy cups, a mug, a salad bowl, a dressing table jar, a trowel (a.f), and a small quantity of flatware, approx. weighable 12.5oz. (qty)

Modern long-handled trowel and fork

A cased presentation silver trowel, with engraved description and decoration, with carved ivory handle, Sheffield 1894, maker James Deakin & Son

A silver hallmarked novelty bookmark modelled as a trowel, Birmingham assay marks. Measuring 7cm in length and weighing 3.1g

A George III silver caddy spoon, trowel form with engraved border, maker William Pugh, Birmingham 1809, and a later silver pickle fork, 21cm

An Edwardian silver stamp box modelled as a bag, Birmingham 1906, together with a silver and mother of pearl trowel page marker, a napkin ring, pair of tongs, and a mount for buttonhole