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South African ‘925’ sterling silver sugar spoon by Kurt Jobst, Circa 1965.
POA
Victorian silver wine coaster marked for Birmingham 1861 by Elkington & Co Ltd.
Victorian silver mounted porcelain perfume bottle marked for Birmingham 1890 by Charles May & Sons, the base marked ‘6353’.
Africana
Set of 6 South African ‘925’ sterling silver coffee spoons by Kurt Jobst, Circa 1965.
Edwardian silver and Mother of Pearl butter spade marked for Birmingham 1904 by William Devenport.
Cased silver handled cake knife marked for Sheffield 1945 by John Sanderson & Son Ltd.
Silver
Silver travelling candlestick with storage compartment marked for Birmingham 1938 by Henry Charles Freeman.
Pair of silver Sabbath candlesticks marked for London 1924 by Jacob Rozenzweig.
South African ‘Sterling Silver’ presentation trowel for the laying of the corner stone of the Independent Order of Good Templar’s Bredashoop Lodge in Bredasdorp in June 1924.
Victorian silver and Mother of Pearl condiment spoon marked for Sheffield 1893 by James Deakin & Sons.
Mid-20th century Continental ‘835’ silver rosary box.
Russian ‘84’ silver sugar tongs by Carl Selenius, St Petersburg, Circa 1898.
George III silver waiter marked for London 1768 by Ebenezer Coker.
Chinese export silver Fish slice with pseudo English silver marks for London by WE WE WC, (Documented but maker’s name unrecorded), Canton, Circa 1820-1880.
Pair of silver Sabbath candlesticks marked for London 1926 by Morris Salkind.
A rare English silver decanter label by Jones & Reeves of Liverpool, circa 1836- 1883, also stamped with a letter P.
Florence Zerffi (South African 1882-1962). Portrait of a woman- possibly a self-portrait.
Early 20th century Bohemian ruby glass overlay jug, engraved with a stag in a forest.
Cape silver table spoon by Lawrence Twentyman. Circa 1818-1852.
Late 19th century American sterling silver photograph frame.
Cape silver table fork by William Moore. Circa 1840-1863.
Rare early 20th century South African brass postal scale and weights, with postal rates to Cape Colony, Natal, Orange River Colony, Transvaal, Lourencomarques, Bechuanaland, and Rhodesia.
Trench Art brass letter opener commemorating Delville Wood, July 1916.
Art Deco silver and enamel mounted cut glass perfume bottle marked for Birmingham 1932 by Daniel Manufacturing Company.
Cape silver table spoon by George Egbertus Wolhuter. Circa 1818-1827.
Art Deco silver mounted glass hip flask with detachable cup marked for Chester 1930 by Cohen & Charles.
Cape silver table fork by Lawrence Twentyman. Circa 1818-1852.
Victorian silver mounted match striker marked for Birmingham 1900 by Levi & Salaman.
Cape silver table spoon by Peter Clarke Daniel. Circa 1837-1863.
Early 20th century German cased brass 1 meter ruler by ‘HILDEBRAND FREIBEBERG No 12813.’
Rare early 20th century South African brass postal scale and weights, with postal rates ‘TO ANY PART OF SOUTH AFRICA – EXCEPT BECHUANALAND PROTECTORATE’
Pair of late 20th century South African folk art copper candlesticks engraved ‘Mayer 1978 Secunda’
Indian Colonial silver cup & cover by Hamilton & Co. Circa 1850-1860.
