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A Victorian Scottish parcel-gilt presentation trowel with bright engraving inscribed Presented to James Baird Esq of Cambusdoon on the occasional of his Laying the foundation Stone of Hurlford New Parish Church 1874 makers mark of Alexander Glasgow 1872 10.85in (27.6cm) long 7.25oz.

An Edward VII silver and mother of pearl bookmark in the form of a trowel Birmingham 1902, together with another similar.

An early 20th Century ivory mounted silver bookmark, modelled in the form of a trowel with baluster turned handle and plain pierced blade, length 3½“, Marks indistinct

Early Victorian Presentation Trowel, the blade with engraved border and inscription, “Presented to James Pilkington, Esquire, M.P., .... August 25th, 1862”, Elizabeth Eaton and John Eaton, London 1861, the composition silver covered handle, engraved with leafy scrolls, London 1862.

A presentation trowel with plain ivory handle, engraved and with presentation inscription (Worle Club, 1904), 1903, in a case

Sundry watches, ceremonial trowel &c £10

Silver trowel bookmark, with a dark green stone handle

    A collection of whimsical silver items, various dates and makers, comprising an owl bookmark; two trowel bookmarks with mother of pearl handles; a needle case with bright cut engraving; a folding fruit knife with mother of pearl handle; a horses head, 1½"; a cornucopia of flowers, 2¼"; a cased pencil with suspension link; a folding penknife with suspension link; a cheroot holder, cased; two watch fobs; a tiepin modelled as a sword; a miniature button hook with suspension link; four silver thimbles; two white metal thimbles

    A Geroge V silver strainer spoon, London 1930; a Sterling silver presentation trowel, with ivorine handle,

A Silver Absinthe trowel, with black leather wallet.

Silver Presentation Trowel to Mayor of Birmingham by Henry Martin Architect on the Occasion of Laying the Memorial Stone of the Branch Free Library at Small Heath January 14th 1893, Birmingham 1892/3

A pair of plated and ivory handled fish servers engraved the knife of trowel form the handles monogrammed in a case

A Victorian ivory handled silver presentation trowel and various small items of silver and plate.

A silver 'mason's trowel' with ivory handle, Sheffield 1895, an epns trowel with presentation inscription and carved ivory handle, another epns trowel with inscription (3).

A Victorian miniature Trowel with turned handle, London 1883

A Lignum Vitae and silver plated presentation trowel and mallet, the trowel blade inscribed “This trowel was used by H.M. King Edward VII on the occasion of his laying the head coping stone of King Edwards Dock at Gibraltar 9th April 1903 Rear Admiral Sir William Dyke Arland Bart R.N. Admiral Superintendent presented to the Hon. Lady Arland by the contractors Topham Jones & Railton as a souvenir”. The mallet with a matching inscription upon an applied shield shape plaque, within fitted Mappin and Webb oak case, 39cm and 31cm respectively

A Victorian silver presentation trowel by George W Adams, with an ivory handle, the blade engraved with an image of the Handley monument at Sleaford, within a foliate scroll border, the obverse with a presentation inscription, London 1850, 14" long, in a fitted case; together with a portrait miniature after William Foster, the recipient of the trowel, half length, wearing a blue jacket, white waistcoat and a cravat, in a folding Morocco case, 3¼" x 2½"; a newspaper cutting by the subjects grandson with the history of the event accompanies this lot.

Good Quality Victorian Silver Plated & Cut Crystal Claret Jug, together with 2 Pairs of Fish Servers, Pair of Cheese Trowels, Forks, Sifter Spoons & Small Wooden Handled Trowel

A plated three-branch candelabrum; a miniature tureen; a coal scuttle sugar bowl and trowel; a plated teaset, etc.

A silver trowel, Birmingham 1972, presentation engraved to A E Durie Esq, Director General of the Automobile Association by Bovis, to commemorate the topping out of Fanum House, Basingstoke, 1972, boxed.

Brass tray of Nouveau design, brass ejector candlesticks inc. trowel and other brassware

A five piece trowel set

A rectangular silver vesta case, Birmingham 1906, an oval silver tobacco box, Birmingham 1902 and a plated book marker, formed as a trowel, with a mother of pearl handle.

A Victorian silver-plated presentation trowel inscribed 'Cotleigh July 1st 1887' having engraved design ornate stem and ivory handle L 25.5cm

An Edwardian Silver Presentation Trowel, with foliate engraving and shaped carved ivory handle bearing inscription 'Used by Admiral Sir Hugo L Pearson KCB Commander In Chief The Nore In Laying The Foundation Stone of the Church at Royal Naval Barracks Chatham on the 27th day of April 1905', Sheffield 1903

Silver oddments, comprising small trowel shaped bookmark with mother of pearl handle, stamped 'WHL' and h/m Birmingham 1909, small knife, h/m Sheffield 1923, thimble, with three small holes and indistinct h/m and small bowl, h/m Birmingham 1993 (2.20oz) (4)

A George III silver ladle with baleen handle maker Elizabeth Morley London 1809 a George III silver trowel London 1797 a knife and two pairs of sugar tongs (5)

A Victorian silver trowel with carved ivory handle and engraved foliate decoration maker John Round & Son Sheffield 1886 13ins

An unusual late 19th Century presentation trowel, probably silver-plated, the trowel embossed in high relief with vacant laurel leaf cartouche, with stylised swags above, the elaborate mounted ivory handle inset with cabouchons, 13.5cm long

A Victorian hallmarked silver and mother of pearl book mark modelled as a trowel. Length 3.25", Birmingham 1894

Silver presentation trowel, commemorating the The Jewish Social and Tennis Club's opening of the Jewish Institute in 1927, with an ebonised handle, maker James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield 1926

A Walker and Hall silver trowel with ivory handle presented to Mrs W Newsome Sowerby Bridge Sunday School July 10th 1897. Hallmarked Sheffield 1897.

Late Victorian patent paper knife having a pierced blade, the handle formed as a pencil holder, London 1896, maker S Mordan & Co together with a trowel design book marker stamped silver

A Victorian commemorative silver builder's trowel, the blade inscribed and dated, with engraved foliate decoration and ivory handle, maker Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1853, 11ins

A Victorian hallmarked silver presentation trowel with ivory handle, inscribed and dated 1872, hallmarked for Birmingham 1872

A sterling silver toothpick holder of cylindrical form with floral and foliate decoration, a Dutch silver bookmark, a hallmarked silver book trowel with inset hardstone handle, Birmingham 1911 and a hallmarked silver handled button hook, Birmingham 1902.

An oval silver mustard pot, with pierced decoration, Birmingham 1902, four silver salt spoons, two silver coffee spoons, with apostle terminals, a pocket knife, a miniature silver trowel and a three piece flatware set, with a case. .

Silver and ivory handled presentation trowel, celebrating the building of a Methodist Chapel in Burnley, 11 1/2in (29.3cm) long

A Sterling silver bookmark, the terminal pierced and embossed with a classical harp, stamped Sterling; a silver coloured metal 'trowel' bookmark, with mother-of-pearl handle, stamped 'Silver' (2)

A Victorian presentation trowel, the blade engraved with bees and with plain turned ivory handle, 10.75ins overall, Sheffield 1869

A book trowel with mother-of-pearl handle, Birmingham 1902 together with an indistinctly marked silver miniature chair

Late Victorian Presentation Trowel, inscribed and dated 1887 and with bone handle and a matching Fork, Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1886, cased.

Five piece trowel set

A set of twelve early 20th century silver coffee spoons, with fluted bowls and chased handles, Sheffield 1905, together with various collectors' spoons, a propelling pencil and two book marks, one in the form a of a trowel, the other a dagger

A silver plated presentation trowel

A collection of ten Victorian and Edwardian bookmarks, comprising: three of trowel form with differing handle design, one of plain rounded form inscribed 'Xmas 1896', another with a pendant coral bead, five with various terminals including a shamrock (10)

Three items: An Edwardian mounted ivory paperknife with an agate-set handle, by Adie & Lovekin, Birmingham 1904 together with a Victorian breadfork, by G. Walton, Birmingham 1904 and an engraved presentation trowel relating to St. Georges Church Llandrillo-yn-Rhos, by Harrison Bros and Howson Sheffield 1910. (3)

A collection of silver-plated items, comprising a small trowel, a serviette ring, a lighter, a vesta case, a sovereign carrier and other items.

A George V Bookmark, in the form of a trowel with two section blade to an embossed C scroll hollow filled handle, Birmingham 1922, makers mark ALL

A Victorian presentation trowel, ivory haft, inscribed Presented to Mrs George Heywood on the Occasion of her laying the Corner Stone of the New Infant School of All Saints Church North Moor, Oldham 6th May 1895, London 1892, cased

An Edwardian novelty silver trowel book mark, green agate haft, Birmingham 1906; an ivory hafted sliding pencil, S Mordan and Co.; an Edwardian rounded rectangular vesta case, engraved and chased with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1905; etc (4)

A Silver Plated Presentation Trowel with carved ivory handle, engraved with scrolling stylised foliage and inscribed 'Presented to Master John Jones Richards on the occasion of his laying the memorial stone of Trinity Hall Tonypandy July 13th 1893". Handle A. F. Length 12".

A late Victorian Britannia Standard miniature quaich, with marks for Edinburgh 1889, maker G & MC, with pierced handles, the base inset with a commemorative coin, 8cm wide, together with a set of four shaped circular salts, with marks for Birmingham 1888, 4.5cm diameter (5) 2.8oz 281. A Victorian Scottish presentation trowel, with marks for Glasgow 1872, maker Alexander, of usual form, inscribed within foliate engraved borders, length 27.5cm and a pair of Armada dishes, with feature hallmarks for London 1935, diameter 11cm 16.5oz total

A cased Victorian presentation trowel, with a carved ivory handle inscribed "Presented to Edward Crossley Esq, (of Halifax) on the occasion of his laying foundation stone of the Congregational Church, Hornsea, E R Yorks, 25 July, 1872", by Messrs Lias, London 1870, 12.4in (31.5cm) long.

A silver cased engine turned pen knife and an epns miniature trowel.

A COLLECTION OF FOUR SILVER MOUNTED BOOKMARKS of trowel form, together with a napkin holder and two fruit knives, various dates and makers (a lot)

An Edward VII silver pincushion of trophy cup form. 1¾ins high minimum and a trowel form bookmark.

A quantity of silver and plated wares, including: an apostle spoon, a paper knife, a presentation trowel and a jam spoon.

A plated Victorian masonary trowel with a silver mount, an openfaced fob watch, a silver cased wristwatch and a multiple row dress albertine.

Pierced silver napkin ring, silver trowel bookmark with hardstone inset handle, and a continental silver caddy spoon with cockerel handle.