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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian ivory handled silver trowel, Sheffield 1902, maker's mark H.A., the blade with chased flowers and 'C' scrolls and engraved 'Presented to George Edward Foster Esq. J.P. on the occasion of his laying the memorial stone of the St Andrew's Street Chapel, Cambridge, 6 May 1903', the handle with entralec designs, 37cm long
South African Interest. A white metal presentation trowel inscribed "Presented to the Hon Lady Robinson for Laying the Foundation Stone of St Cyprians School Cape Town September 26th 1895" with ebonised handle, within puce velvet lined glazed case. The trowel 20cms long, 2.5cms high overall.
A silver cigarette box, the front inscribed 'Presented to Squadron Leader W.L.M. MacDonald Royal Airforce by the Commanding Officer and Officers no.150 Squadron Royal Air Force on the occasion of his marriage 8th July 1939', 20cm wide x 17cm (8 x 7in) deep, together with a presentation trowel to Lady MacDonald 1961, a photograph album with some RAF related photographs, an RAF Component B.E.F. 20 Original Drawings book by Austin Blomfield 1940, and another book The Royal Air Force in the World War, volume I 1919-1940
A Victorian silver presentation trowel, the blade engraved with geometric pattern surrounding presentation inscription: PRESENTED TO MR G W WALKER ON THE OCCASION OF HIS LAYING THE MEMORIAL STONE OF NEWPORT CHAPEL ESSEX NOV 13TH 1878, with ivory handle, Thomas Walker, Birmingham, 1878, stamped 623, the blade 15cm long
An Edwardian silver bright-cut engraved presentation trowel, turned ivory handle, the body with inscription: PRESENTED TO J B ROBINSON ESQ JP ON THE OCCASION OF LAYING FOUNDATION STONE IN CONNECTION WITH THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE MARSDEN TOWN SCHOOL 19TH JUNE 1902, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1901, the body 19cm long
A George IV Scottish silver presentation fish slice,Mitchell & Sims, Glasgow 1823,Kings pattern variant, the handle terminating in a cast dolphin, the blade pierced with teardrop motifs, the inscription reads, 'With this trowel, the first stone of the lighthouse, ordered to be erected of the Corporation of Liverpool, upon the Perch Rock, was laid on Friday the 8th day of June 1817, by Thomas Littledale ESQ, Mayor', engraved with the crest of Liverpool, and another crest to the handle,28cm long, 6oz approximately Provenance: The Estate of Mrs Annabelle Comery.
A 9 carat gold tortoise charm, with articulated legs and head, measures 3cm long; a 9 carat gold bicycle charm; a 9 carat gold trowel and fork charm, a 9 carat gold harp charm; a 9 carat gold locomotive charm; two 9 carat gold St. Christopher charms, a bell charm, a pearl charm and an oval locket pendant 37g gross
An Indian colonial silver presentation beaker, unmarked, Madras circa 1885, with a chased Swami band, an applied coiled snake, a lobed flattened knob to the foot, on a circular base with a foliate band, presentation engraved for Madras Gymkhana 1885, the interior gilt, 12cm (4 3/4in) high; and a presentation trowel by D. & J. Wellby, London 1903, engraved The Foundation Stone of the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture was laid on January 14th 1924 by His Excellency the Governor of Trinidad and Tobago, Sir Samuel Wilson, KCMG, KBE, CB, 17cm (6 3/4in) long (2)
Masonic Jewels, A group of gilt-metal Masonic jewels, all probably Continental: the rod of Asclepius, within triangle, 77mm.; trowel within circle, 40mm.m; long-handled trowel, 65mm.; others (2), Guard’s or Sword Bearer’s crossed swords, silver, 40mm.; Treasurer’s crossed keys, large hollow silvered metal keys, 105mm., all 19th century, mostly very fine (6)
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