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Silver
George IV silver gilt grape scissors marked for London 1829 by Charles Reiley & George Storer.
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Gold
Nine carat gold pencil marked for London 1925 by Sampson Mordan.
Pair of South African gold cufflinks set with 1 Rand gold coins (22 carat gold) dated 1974 in 9ct gold mounts. Marked for 1974 by W Co.
9ct gold thimble marked for Birmingham 1903 by James Swann.
Cased set of six mid-20th century Danish silver gilt & enamel dessert spoons by Egon Lauridsen, marked ‘Ela Denmark Sterling 925S’
Glass
French Opalescent Art Glass ‘La Ronde Fleurie’ perfume bottle by Sabino featuring dancing female figures, marked ‘Sabino Paris’ to the base, circa 1935.
Thomas Webb & Sons acid etched ‘Tulip’ cameo glass vase with continental silver rim marked ‘800’. The base marked with the Thomas Webb & Sons shell trademark, circa 1895.
Corkscrews
Asprey & Co silver salmon corkscrew marked for Birmingham 1933 with inset glass eyes.
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Art Deco silverplate cocktail shaker with rotating outer sleeve that reveals 15 cocktails and their recipes in each of the windows. Marked to the base “PATENTED IN GREAT BRITAIN No. 398119″and “OTHER PATENTS PENDING”.
Collectables
Late 19th Century gold pencil and dip pen marked S. Mordan & Co.
Jewellery
Austrian ‘900’ Silver and black enamel brooch designed by Josef Hoffmann for Wiener Werkstätte (1903–1932).
Africana
Late 19th century English nine carat gold miners’ brooch made to commemorate the discovery of Gold in South Africa. This example inscribed ‘SOUTH AFRICA’ and marked ‘9C’ to the back.
Dunhill nine carat gold cigarette holder, circa 1960.
Mid-20th century Continental 14 carat gold pill box.
Nine carat gold toothpick marked for Birmingham 1976 probably by Henry Hobson & Sons.
Late 19th century English gold miners’ brooch made to commemorate the great gold rushes in South Africa, Australia and USA. This example unusually marked ‘8CT’ to the back.
Pair of Victorian silver berry spoons marked for London 1842 by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater.
Mid-20th century silverplate cocktail shaker having a rotating outer sleeve marked with an arrow that points to 15 cocktails with the ingredients being revealed in the windows below. Marked to the base “115”.
Silver parcel gilt potpourri holder marked for London 1976 by Stuart Devlin.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver Necklace No 175 designed by Astrid Fog in 1969, with mark used since 1945.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bracelet No 3 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen with mark used since 1945.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver brooch No 159 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen in 1914, with mark used since 1945.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bracelet No 14 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen with mark used since 1945.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver Bird brooch No 165, designed by Georg Jensen with mark used between 1933 & 1944.
Victorian silver posy holder with chain and finger ring. Circa 1890.
Victorian silver Regimental table bell marked for London 1897, with coat of arms for the 3rd Battalion RI (The Royal Irish Regiment, formerly Wexford Militia).
Silver salt & pepper marked for London 1975 by Stuart Devlin.
Victorian silver and parcel gilt cased set marked for Birmingham 1881, comprising caddy spoon, sugar sifter and serving spoon by Hilliard & Thomason.
Late 19th century silver plated and parcel gilt wine ewer by Elkington & Co. with their date letter (N) for 1899.
Cased set of six mid-20th century Danish silver gilt & enamel cake forks by Egon Lauridsen, marked ‘Ela Denmark Sterling 925S’
South African ‘925’ silver gilt ‘Big Five’ medallion set, marked for 1976.
Victorian silver gilt Campaign set marked for London 1872, comprising knife, fork, spoon and corkscrew in original case engraved with owner’s crest by Frederic Purnell.
