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A Silver Plated Bone Handled Presentation Trowel, within fitted case, together with a collection of other plated items

An Edwardian Silver and Blue Enamel Inlaid Presentation Trowel, inscribed `Presented by The Contactor to Miss Norah Mildred Boulting on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of Blagdon Lodge, Taunton, November 26th, 1906`, with shaped ivory handle, London 1906

A cased mother of pearl handled trowel knife, the blade with bright cut decoration, little used, London 1873

An Indian metalware presentation trowel, tapering circular handle, inscribed, `Kayastha Patshala Aligarh Foundation Stone Laid By R. Oakden Esq. O.B.E I.C.S, Magistrate and Collector, Aligarh 25th August 1919.`, plus an electroplated oval presentation tray. (2)

A Crown Derby "Japan" dinner plate, a plated seahorse, a small trowel, a cherub, etc

A silver trowel with turned ivory handle, London 1887

An Edwardian silver presentation trowel, by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1901, engraved presentation inscription to the blade, within scroll work, silver ferrule, carved ivory handle, 32cms, (12½") and a pair of Victorian electroplated fish servers, by Atkin Bros., Sheffield, pierced and engraved blade, simulated bamboo, ivory handles, (3).

A VICTORIAN SILVER AND IVORY PRESENTATION TROWEL MARK OF GEORGE JACKSON AND DAVID FULLERTON, LONDON, 1899 The plain blade engraved with an inscription, contained in a fitted case 11½ in. (29 cm.) long The inscription reads 'County Borough of Northampton 1837-1897, presented by the committee to the Countess Spencer on the occasion of her laying the memorial stone of the building erected in the borough of Northampton to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the third day of May 1900, H.E. Randall, Mayor, 1897, J.O.S. Jeffrey Mayor, 1900, architects C. Dorman and Son' and relates to Charlotte, Countess Spencer (1835-1903), wife of John Poyntz, 5th Earl Spencer (1835-1910). View on Christie's.com

A VICTORIAN SILVER AND IVORY PRESENTATION TROWEL MARK OF HENRY WILKINSON, LONDON, 1868 Engraved with foliage scrolls and swags and an inscription, the back engraved with a map and plans of the dock, the ivory handle carved with stiff leaves terminating in beads, contained in a fitted case 14½ in. long (37 cm.) The inscription reads 'To Her Excellency, the Countess Spencer, on the occasion of setting the first coping stone of the Royal Naval Dock at Haulbowline on the 25th September 1869, by Earl Spencer K.G., Lord Lieutenant of Ireland' and relates to Charlotte, Countess Spencer (1835-1903), wife of John Poyntz, 5th Earl Spencer (1835-1910). View on Christie's.com

A VICTORIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER PRESENTATION-TROWEL AND A SILVER-MOUNTED MALLET MARK OF WALTER AND JOHN BARNARD, LONDON, 1884, RETAILED BY CAHOON BROTHERS, BELFAST The trowel with an engraved foliage border and a tapering handle, applied with the Spencer arms and with an earl's coronet finial, the front of the blade engraved with a depiction of the Belfast Free Public Library and the arms of Belfast, the the back with an inscription, the mallet applied with the arms of Belfast and with an inscription, with an earl's coronet finial, contained in a fitted case applied with the Spencer arms below an earl's coronet the trowel 15¼ in. (38.5 cm.) long the trowel 17 oz. (518 gr.) The inscription reads 'Presented to his Excellency John Poyntz Earl Spencer K.G. Lord Lieutenant General and Governor General of Ireland on the occasion of his laying the foundation stone of the free public library in Belfast on Wednesday 18th June 1884, David Taylor J.P. Mayor, Samuel Black Town Clerk' (2) View on Christie's.com

* A Victorian silver presentation trowel by Martin, Hall & Co. Ltd, London 1886, bordered with punched and engraved floral decoration, with a plain ivory handle, 33cm (13in) long

A silver two handled trophy of bell shaped form, Birmingham 1931, together with a George III silver trowel head, hallmarks rubbed

An interesting parcel of photographic albums, with some references to General Sir Richard Haking CBE, KCB, KCMC, including a signed photograph and other formal duty pictures, the albums, including some trench views pertaining to Captain J French MC, together with an ivory handled, plated trowel engraved `with this trowel the foundation stone of Moasca Garrison Church by General Sir Richard Haking Commanding British Troops in Egypt on the 27th April 1927

A Silver miniature trowel Book Page Marker with white handle (handle detached). A Sterling Silver green handled butter spoon and preserve spoon. A pickle fork Chester 1907/8 9gms makers `H.E.B.`, `F.E.B.` 3 silver napkin rings B`ham. 1956/7 31gms makers C&N, B`ham 1908/9 10gms, makers `A&JZ` & Sheffield 1921/2 makers `J.D.&S`, 19gms.

Pair of Edward VII Menu Holders enamelled with coats of arms, Chester 1902 and a silver trowel Book Mark with agate handle

A plated two handled Fruit Bowl, an engraved plated presentation trowel with ivory handle and various other plated items.

A silver shaped oval basket, with a gadrooned swing handle, a gadrooned rim with shells and foliage, the sides scroll pierced, 26.5cm long, 338g; a circular pill box, Birmingham 1918; a silver coloured pastry trowel, stamped `800` and `G.S.S.&Co.`; electro-plated flatware and a hexafoil salver

A Mixed Lot comprising: a pair of engraved Old English pattern Teaspoons; together with an initialled circular Napkin Ring; a further Silver Bookmark modelled in the form of a trowel; and a pair of engraved Sugar Tongs, various dates and makers (5)

Fox and horn brooches, scent bottle, modern WM necklace, Ladies wrist watch, trowel etc

A Victorian silver trowel style cake slice, with engraved decoration and mother-of-pearl handle, Birmingham 1877.

SILVER "THREE SILVER PAGE MARKERS, one fashioned as a trowel with mother of pearl handle, the second with fan shaped top and the third in cast white metal with a trumpeting elephant, mixed marks (elephant unmarked) "

George V silver and mother of pearl bookmark in the form of a trowel

A silver book marker, Birmingham 1895, in the form of a small trowel with polished agate handle, 7.5cm long

A VICTORIAN EPNS ENGRAVED TROWEL WITH CARVED IVORY HANDLE

A SILVER MOUNTED HAIRBRUSH, A MOUNTED PEPPER, A TROWEL, SHEFFIELD 1949, A PAIR OF PLATED PHEASANTS, A SPIRIT BURNER, PLATED SNUFFERS AND ASHTRAY ALONG WITH SIX BIRKS STERLING MATCH BOX CASES AND A MAGNIFYING GLASS WITH SPECTACLES, A PLATED PIERCED BASKET

A Victorian trowel with wrythen ivory handle, Birmingham 1876.

Silver mini photo frame with crown (B`ham) - Mini silver trowel book mark with ivory handle (B`ham 1892) - Silver thimble

WILLIAM JOHNSTONE (SCOTTISH, 1897-1981) A FOETID LIFE Bas-relief, plaster on plasterboard in perspex box 94cm x 124.5cm (37in x 49in) Following a successful career as a teacher in London, in 1960 Johnstone retired to the Scottish borders, where he continued to paint. In the 1970s he began making thick plaster reliefs, such as this piece. These grew from an interest in the properties of plaster, which he had previously experimented with in paintings during the 1920s, its rough texture forming a contrast to a smooth, painted surface. Using a trowel to set the plaster in place, he had only a short amount of time to work with the plaster before it set, letting chance play a role on the formation of each work. He explained, ‘I knew that in myself I must produce a condition, relaxed and free from thought or deliberation; that which would be produced through my hands would then be from my inner self and completely unconscious.’ A similar example to the current painting is held in the permenant collection of National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh - `Embryonic`, 1972 - 1973.

Silver bookmark in the form of a trowel with mother of pearl handle

Silver, comprising; a Victorian book marker formed as a trowel, Birmingham 1889, a napkin ring, a thimble, a pencil holder and six various spoons, also two foreign spoons.

Mostly plated wares, including; a three pronged bread fork, a sardine fork, a fruit spoon, a toastrack, a stuffing spoon, four pairs of sugar tongs, various condiment spoons, butter knives, tea and coffee spoons, a caddy spoon, a pickle fork, various spoons and forks and also a silver butter trowel, Sheffield 1912, with a turned ebony handle and sundry.

A Victorian engraved silver bladed presentation bricklayer`s trowel with spiral turned ivory handle, Sheffield 1875

A silver thimble (very AF) in a fitted thimble case and a silver bookmark in the form of a trowel with a mother of pearl handle (2)

A silver caddy spoon birmingham 1937, a silver trowel shaped book mark with mother of pearl handle birmingham 1887, and a silver vesta case, silver plated owl novelty book mark and gold mounted mother of pearl cigarette holder

A silver plated and ivory trowel, other plate, two German plates, a Chinese box and cover and a paperweight

A Victorian Ivory Mounted Presentation Trowel, Church of England School, Laisterdyke, 28th Dec 1872, Birmingham 1871, with dog`s tooth edged blade with inscription Presented to Francis Sharp Powell Esq MP, turned ivory handle, 30cm long; and Two Others Similar, Sheffield and Birmingham, one for Leeds Parish Church Middle Class Schools April 5th 1875, the other for National Church Schools Horton Dec 3rd 1859, 29.5cm and 28.5cm long respectively (3)

A Victorian Ivory Mounted Silver Presentation Trowel, New Christ Church, Bradford, Octr 12th 1878, Henry John Lias & Henry John Lias, London 1876, with deeply foliate engraved blade and inscription To Francis Sharp Powell Esq, with guilloche carved ivory shaped handle, 37.5cm long; Another Similar Smaller, St Mark`s, Manningham, 4th Octr 1873, Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, London 1870, 31.5cm long; and A Victorian Parcel Gilt Presentation Key, Birmingham 1891, with cruciform head, uninscribed, in the original fitted case (3)

Two Silver Bladed and Mother-of-Pearl Folding Fruit Knives, together with a Birmingham silver page mark in the form of a trowel

A Mauchline ware globular string box, bearing transfer printed views of `Castle St Aberdeen`, together with a Mauchline ware trowel, a miniature cat and a whistle.

A pair of silver cufflinks, modelled as a watering can and trowel.

Postcards - Album of Real photographic Essex cards with some wonderful social history items including A Wright - Gt Bentley - Horse and Cart, West Mersea, Colchester - Omnibus Empire Day 1908, Coggeshall - Ongars First Aeroplane Visitor 1912, Council Workmen and Traction Engine - Thorpe, Aeroplane Disaster - Aldham Hall, Essex County Council lorry, Mr Page`s team of horses - Bures, Co-operative Society Horse and Cart - Tolleshunt Darcy, W Bright & Sons very well animated card with horse and cart and workers, Coggeshall - Bomb Disaster, Sawmill fire - Colchester, Kings Arms St Osyth, Chelmsford Station (exteriors),Walley Carrier St Osyth with omnibus and passengers, Military Supply Department Gt Bentley 1915, Frating School, Moy Coal Merchants, Trowel and Hammer Marks Tey, King`s Head public house Frating, Orchard Farm Dairy Feering, Horse and Cart Tiptree Mill, Red Lion public house Lower Kirby, Black Boy public house Bromley, Box and Pendine Cottages Thorpe-le-Soken, the home of George Woodard the photographer, Layer Utd Football Club team photograph, Village Pump Goldhanger, Exhibitors` table - Elmstead and Gt Bromley Show, Moore Bros Kelvedon, Omnibus (2), Chelmsford Flood, Kelvedon FC 1923-24, Mt Bures Mill, Ilford Tram, plus others (250+)

A cased silver presentation trowel; a cased silver gilt presentation key

Three silver cruets; a silver trowel bookmark; other pieces

A silver masonry trowel, with a turned ivory handle, Sheffield possibly 1833.

Whistle, Masonic trowel, badges, pens, corkscrew, etc.

A Birmingham Silver Bookmark in form of a trowel, mounted with agates, a silver handled button hook, mother of pearl handled button hook, silver mustard spoon and 2 other spoons (6)

Novelty Edwardian silver bookmark in the form of a trowel, Birmingham 1904

A silver charm bracelet, with twenty charms, including trowel, stampbox and whistle, two pairs and a single cufflink and a thimble.

A Victorian silver Presentation Trowel with engraved decoration and ivory handle, commemorating the laying of the foundation stone of Gillamoor Chapel, Birmingham 1866 and a smaller trowel with fluted ivory handle, Birmingham 1899.

A small collection of objects, comprising: a late Victorian silver horse`s head pendant seal, Birmingham 1896; a novelty `rifle` propelling pencil-penknife, tortoiseshell and nickel plate; a reverse-printed glass dog head tie pin; a gilt-metal and paste trinket box; a brass and wood trowel bookmark; and a pierced bone Stanhope for the 1893 World`s Columbian Exposition, Chicago

A silver stamp holder modelled as an envelope with suspension link and a silver page marker in the form of a trowel with a mother of pearl handle (2)

A pair of silver plated fish servers, two silver plated skewers, silver plated napkin rings, a plated trowel with wooden handle etc.

A Late 18th/Early 19th Century German Sword, the 82.5cm single edge steel blade with a broad and a narrow fuller to each side, engraved with a stylised shield, the adapted brass cruciform hilt with trefoil quillons, cloth bound grip and cup shaped pommel; an Indian Sword, the broad double edge curved steel blade engraved with scalloped motifs, the brass hilt with hardwood grip inlaid with pewter dots, the leather scabbard set with two trowel blade knives (2)

An antique coopered bucket of plain cylindrical form with cast iron banding and shaped metal handle together with a pair of garden shears and a garden trowel by Jos Tyzack & Son, Sheffield.

A tortoiseshell and mother of pearl veneered model of a guitar; an ivory cylindrical box, the cover inset with a portrait miniature; a French small footed beaker, post 1838 .950 standard a silver trowel bookmark, Convention mark; and other items

Assorted pencils and small silver, including: a set of four silver coloured mounted bridge pencils, stamped marks, enamelled with the suits, in a case; eight others in various white alloys; a silver coloured trowel bookmarker; a Continental silver neck chain; and other items, in a black leather covered cigarette box

Silver gilt compass, trowel and set square "St John`s Council No 8", inscribed and boxed

Victorian silver stone laying trowel, "The Plymouth Grove Chapel", 1891 with foliate engraving, and ivory handle, Sheffield 1886

A SELECTION OF SILVER ITEMS COMPRISING A PAGE MARKER, a Victorian FRUIT KNIFE, a trowel pattern silver PAGE MARKER, a Morden decorated TOOTH PICK, and a SLIDING PENCIL with an amethyst end stone, mixed dates

AN EDWARDIAN BRASS FOUNDATION TROWEL inscribed St George`s Chapel, Minworth, April 1909