Decorative art

Pewter Leech Jar, French, 19th Century, stamped on the lid MÉDAILLE D’ARGENT with two incomplete/blurred stamps for the EXPOSITION INTERNATIONAL a...

A Victorian Silver Private Die Marrow Scoop, by James McKay, Edinburgh, 1852, of typical form, the front stamped with a crest and mottos NIL NISI ...

A creamware ‘Bubby’ pot, English, 1770-1835, possibly by Wedgwood, creamware, of teapot form with lid and perforated spout end (slight damage to l...

A Group of Blue and White Earthenware Spittoons and Feeding Cups, three spittoons, English, 19th Century, without maker’s marks, white earthenware...

A Collection Of Eight Barber’s Shaving Bowls, European, 19th Century, glazed earthenware, in typical bowl form (three circular/five oval) with sem...

Daguerreotype by John Werge Half plate Daguerreotype by John Werge in red, moroccan leather case with red velvet interior. The mat is stamped "J.W...

An Assortment Of Silver and Plated Medicine Spoons, including: a Victorian plated (Benares) medicine spoon, by John Round & Son, Sheffield, late 1...

Great Indian Peninsula Railway Coffee Pot, A Copeland Spode Porcelain Coffee Pot, white ground, decorated with blue and gilt decoration, with the ...

Three Silver Nipple Shields, a George III silver nipple shield, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London, 1804, of typical form (nipple depresse...

A Microscope Slide Coverslip Micrometer, Swiss, c.1900, the white enameled dial marked 'MULLER FRERES A GENEVE', the micrometer on 3 sherical bras...

A Collection of Feeding Pots, European, 19th Century and early 20th Century, of typical form, two by Maw, one (with Red Cross emblem) by Empire Po...

Pewter Pap Boats and a Medicine Spoon, including; an English, c.1800, stamped with FH and X and a crown, pap boat created to fundraise for the Fou...

Pewter Mudge-Type Inhaler, 19th Century, in the shape of a tankard, missing sliding component, metal tube and mouthpiece – 11.5cm. (height), 10.2c...

A George IV Silver Pap Boat, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Bernard, 1822, of typical form, with gilded interior, engraved with initials, 12.5cm. (len...

A George III Silver Pap Boat, by John Emes, London, 1803, of typical form, engraved with a band of foliage and initials, 13cm. (length), 63g Note:...

A George III Silver Pap Boat, by William Bateman, 1819, London, of typical form with shell and foliage heightened gadrooned rim, 13.3cm (length), ...

A George III Silver Pap Boat, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London, 1794, of typical form, 11.6cm (length), 58g. Note: The second bought at Sotheby’s ...

Two 18th Century Silver Pap Boats, including: a George II silver pap boat possibly by George Greenhill Jones (maker’s mark indistinct), London, 17...