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Collectables
American Sterling silver sovereign case by Tiffany & Co, embossed ‘Rosina Clay 8th October 1888’
Set of four silver and enamel artist palette menu holders marked for Birmingham 1904 by Harry Emmanuel. Marked to the back with a British Registered design- Rd 432750.
Victorian silver pocket barometer marked for London 1895 by Thomas Wheeler.
Art
Early 19th century Indian cast bronze Ganesha seated on a rectangular base.
Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver, horses’ heads cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.
Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver fox head cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.
Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver dog head cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.
Art Deco cased silver and enamel cigarette case and powder compact marked for Birmingham 1945 by Joseph Gloster Ltd.
Art Deco engine turned silver lighter marked for Birmingham 1949 by Bach & Cooper.
Sterling silver Dunhill ‘Service’ lighter. Circa 1940.
Silver cased lighter marked for London 1945 by LB& Co.
Continental novelty silver elephant cigar cutter with English import marks for Chester 1908.
Clocks
Early 20th century French slate cased clock with visible jeweled escapement, Outside countwheel and Brocot suspension.
‘Tudric’ pewter jug designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co. Circa 1904. Registered Design number- 427010.
A late nineteenth century French engraved gilt-brass striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm.
Pair of leather boots with provenance to Lord Roberts. Circa 1900.
Russian carved cameo. Circa 1895 in later presentation box.
Silver mounted pen knife marked for Sheffield 1956 by George Ibberson & Co. with inscribed name O.H. Wells
Victorian silver gilt travelling hair curling tongs and heater box marked for London 1899 by Drew & Sons.
Silver and Mother of Pearl fruit knife and fork marked for Sheffield 1905 by William Neale & Son.
Rare Victorian silver Blackwells’ Patent hair curler marked for London 1840.
Silver and Mother of Pearl fruit knife and orange peeler marked for Sheffield 1904 by William Neale & Son.
American ‘Sterling’ silver mounted fountain pen by Carey Pen Company, New York circa 1890-1930.
Georgian silver compass, circa 1820 with important later inscription.
English silver and enamel Boer War vesta case, Birmingham 1899 the front enamelled with ‘A Gentleman in Khaki’
Set of 4 silver and enamel butterfly menu holders, Birmingham 1926.
American 14-18 carat gold vesta case or match safe, dated 1870.
Edwardian silver mounted tortoise table bell, Birmingham 1908.
George III silver compass, London 1808.
Lusina Art Deco silver and enamel folding watch, circa 1930.
Silver Dunhill lighter by Alfred Dunhill & Sons marked for London 1951.
Victorian silver castle top vinaigrette – Birmingham 1839.
Liberty & Co. ‘Tudric bowl’ designed by Archibald Knox.
