Collectables

Of oval form, the cedar lid inlaid with bone plaques, the central lozenge engraved with the date '1691' (originally 1690), the kidney-shaped surro...

Having a push-on lid, designed with a leafy flower stem, using green, blue and ochre beads, outlined in black beads against a white bead around, t...

Of oval form, the cedar lid inlaid with bone plaques with brass pins, the central lozenge engraved with the date ‘1679’, the kidney-shaped surroun...

Of typical shouldered form, stamped ‘B’ over ‘DG’ to lid, erect thumbpiece, County of Edinburgh verification to collar, cast touchmark of Robert W...

The well engraved with Stuart royal arms for Charles II, encircled by the garter, with supporters, surmounted by a helmet, crowned, and having abo...

Of typical shouldered form, two sets of initials to lid, along with indistinct inscription, erect thumbpiece, dated touchmark to collar attributed...

With spade thumbpiece, County of Edinburgh verification mark to rim, cast mark of Robert Whyte inside base, (fl.1805-1851), (PS10074), 16cm high.

Of slender typical form, with ribbed erect thumbpiece, 17.5cm high Provenance: Sold Sotheby’s, 26 March 2002, Lot 16.

With original painted decoration, 11cm long Literature: For a similar example see P. Hornsby, 'Pewter of the Western World 1600-1850', p. 355, pl...

Each male, with moustache and long slender beard, one hand behind their back, the other resting on a Classical plinth, carved with a Green Man mas...

Of oval form, with rounded stepped edges the push-on lid engraved ‘Thomas Lloyd ? Colchester’, continuing in Dutch and ending in ‘Rotterdam’, the ...

Designed with tracery lights, with remains of a powder blue ground, salmon-pink edging and gilt highlights, the latter particularly to a lower lea...

The upper handle terminating in a pipe tamper, the lower handle with hoop terminal, the hinge with a further tamper, the long stems terminating in...

Of oval and slightly domed form, the hinged lid engraved ‘Willm Harrison / Manchester / 1742’ below decorative scrollwork, length 10.3cm.

Of oval form, the push-on lid engraved to the centre ‘James Potter’ and dated ‘1782’, within a band of script reading ‘ When this you see remember...

Of oval form, the push-on lid with rounded edge and engraved ‘AE*BA *1720*’, within a laurel-wreath border, the base engraved ‘J Goodman’, 8.5cm b...

With semicircular blade end, long stem and rounded terminal, all profusely carved with geometric designs, the outer, relatively flat edge, inscrib...

Of oval form, the push-on lid with rounded stepped edge and engraved ‘WILLIAM CROW / 1771’ to the centre, the base engraved with the initials ‘W.G...

Of typical form, with extensive geometric chip-carved decoration, the pierced and faceted terminal decorated with hearts, the rear engraved ‘Anne ...

Of oval form, the push-on lid designed with a profile bust portrait of King George I, flanked by the cypher ‘GR’, within a crowned roundel and fl...

Of rectangular form, the hinged lid with two engraved dials, with rotating hands, centred by a star and arrowhead, again rotating, against a leaf...

Of oval form, with push-on lid, covered with metallic floral scroll needlework, and lined in salmon-pink silk, 8cm wide.

Of oval form, with rounded stepped edges, the hinged lid engraved ‘Henry Draper '*1760*’, 11cm x 6.5cm.

Of circular form, carved with overlapping bold triangular pointed-leaves, 35cm by 32cm.

Of oval form, with moulded edges, the push-on lid engraved ‘Richard Jones / L(?)eayton / 1798' 10.5cm wide.

Of book form, the hinged lid with five arrowhead dials and a central circular ‘button’, the rear engraved ‘Philip W. Williams / Allt y gwnyy Harim...

Of circular form, the hinged lid centred by a dial and with moon ‘button’, engraved ‘James * Morton’ atop ’THO MORTON’, the back engraved with a w...

Of oval form, having a push-on lid, with a faint pattern of arcs and circles, the underside engraved with a coat of arms of three cockerels in a s...

Of highly unusual triangular form, the cedar lid with brass rim and inlaid with bone plaques, the central triangle engraved with the date ‘1664’, ...

Of elongated oval form, the hinged lid with rounded edge, engraved ‘WILLIAM EVERARD / SEPTEMBER EY 10 / 1740’, within a laurel-wreath border, the ...

Of oval form, appears to have a lift-off lid, engraved to the front and back with a couple within a domestic landscape, inscribed, with engraved m...

The fruitwood box of rectangular form with canted corners, fitted with a pair of tweezers to the base, an English paper table for calculating diam...

With scalloped rim, decorated in blue, ochre and greens, designed with a man rowing across a river, a bird perched in a tree to the foreground, 22...

Formed from two riveted sheets, designed with open tracery, namely mouchettes and daggers, below ‘coronet’ finials, 28cm high 13cm wide.

Of oval form, the push-on lid with rounded edge and engraved ‘John Wickes his box / Anno Domi / 1729’, within cloud-like simple scrolls, 5cm wide.

Of oval form, the oval push-on lid designed with a bust portrait of Queen Anne, flanked by the cypher ‘AR’, 6cm by 4cm.

Having a long pointed and stepped solid shank, oval bow and two-part notched bit, 17.5cm long.

Designed with a double row ‘horizon’ and various geometric designs, 10cm diameter.

The stylized fabric folds carved in particularly high relief, 46cm by 14cm.

Of scissor form, with axe head blades, maker stamped ‘R. Timmins & Sons', (fl.1790-1887), Birmingham, 23.5cm long.

Each with a cylindrical socket and flower-petal rimmed and dished drip-pan, the stem formed from a sword hilt with Royal crowned ‘VR' cypher, and ...

Signed to the lock ‘Bobbit’, the barrel flared at the muzzle, spring loaded folding bayonet, brass mounts, engraved trigger guard, horn tipped wo...

the blade with chip carved geometric decoration, 194cm long.

Of double-baluster form, the largest 18.5cm long,(3).

With ball and bar thumbpiece, flat-lid with locating flange, maker’s mark cast inside base of Robert Whyte, Edinburgh, (w.1805-1851), (PS10074), E...

Inscribed 'Richard: Glanvil:' around the waist, 13.5cm diameter, 11cm high.

The flared body cast twice with stag's head erased, 13cm diameter, 9cm high.

With two lug handles and cast twice with a large fleur-de-lys in a heart shape, 13cm diameter, 9cm high.

The flared body cast twice with a crowned rosette, 14cm diameter, 11cm high.

Of scissor form, with loop handles, short flat stems terminating in round-shaped nips, length 14.5cm.

Decorated with two bands of scrolls, shells and leaves, with stepped foot, 18cm diameter, 13.5cm high.

With typical band of scrolls, shells and leaves to waist, 13.5cm diameter, 11cm high.

Stamped 'M.A.F. LOWESTOFT’ over a linear gauge, 10cm wide, 22.5cm long.

The flared body cast twice with an 'endless knot' motif, 12cm diameter, 9cm high.

Circa 1790, by Mary Scarth, Leeds, with named counties and with selected cities, towns and villages, a trailing foliate edge, housed within the ro...

Having a cast serpentine-shaped ring, fitted with three hinged catches, to hold a pan or plate, and centred by a lidded spirit-lamp container, tur...

With flared rim, the handle with single-reed edge and decorative bracket, on three tall splayed legs, overall length 25.5cm.

With twin lug handles, the flared body cast four times with a bird, an implement held in beak, possibly a key, height 12cm, rim width 14.7cm Lite...

Bonhams Chester, from 2009 to 2014, (15).

Of typical form, with long slender pointed blades and hinged finger loops, length 17.2cm.