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Clocks
Mid-20th century eight-day crystal, bronze and marble table clock with Swiss movement by Hahn Landeron, numbered 7032.
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Victorian silver and cut glass Claret Jug marked for London 1894, by Charles Edwards.
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George V silver and cut glass Claret Jug marked for Birmingham 1910, engraved with a scene in the manner of Thomas Landseers “Monkeyana.”
Cape silver double beaker in the form of a wine barrel by Lawrence Twentyman, Circa 1825, set with two Dutch ‘silver rider’ ducatons.
Cape silver salt spoon by John Townsend. Circa 1825.
Rare Cape silver Orange spoon by John Townsend. Circa 1825.
A Rare Transvaal Brass Imperial Half Bushel Measure dated 1889. Inscribed: IMPERIAL HALF BUSHEL, GOVt OF THE TRANSVAAL,1889.
Pair of Victorian silver chamber candlesticks by Paul Storr marked for London 1838.
A William IV silver caster marked for London 1836 by Paul Storr for Robert Henry Herbert, 12th Earl of Pembroke and 9th Earl of Montgomery (1791-1862).
Russian ‘84’ silver Salt Chair by Alexander Fulid (1862-1917) marked for Moscow 1899-1908. Assay Master- Ivan Lebedkin.
Pair of William IV silver salvers by Paul Storr marked for London 1837, with engraved arms for the Campbell family.
Russian ‘84’ silver folding fruit knife by K.Y. Pyets (1835-1875) marked for Moscow 1861, Assay Master I. Avdyeyev.
Magnificent George IV silver Chafing dish with removable liner marked for London 1827 by Paul Storr in the rococo revival style.
Russian ‘84’ silver sweet bowl marked for Moscow 1908-1926 by Ivan Khlebnikov with Imperial Warrant mark.
George III silver chamber candlestick marked for London 1819 by Edward Farrell.
Pair of George III silver gravy boats marked for London 1766 by William Skeen.
Russian ‘84’ silver gilt and shaded enamel vesta case marked for Moscow 1899-1908.
Victorian silver “Skyphos” cup marked for London 1899 by Edward Barnard & Sons.
Rare Victorian novelty silver sovereign case marked for London 1883 in the form of a Japanese Noh mask by Louis Dee.
George IV silver three-piece tea set marked for Sheffield 1934/1935 by Walker & Hall.
English Silver Yad (Torah Pointer) with original chain marked for London 1928 by Aaron Taitelbaum.
Arts and Crafts silver travelling communion set marked for London 1940 by D. Allen & S. Glaister.
Silver
Arts & Crafts silver rose bowl marked for London 1930 by George Henry Hart, Guild of Handicraft.
Cased set of six Art Nouveau Continental sterling silver buttons with Import marks for London 1906 and Sponsors mark for Fredericks Ltd.
English George III silver hair comb marked for Birmingham 1808.
A mid-18th century brass sauceboat of silver form with contemporary crest to the side.
Victorian silver gilt three-piece tea set marked for London 1875 by Henry William Curry.
Moorcroft vase ‘Hibiscus’ pattern by Walter Moorcroft. Circa 1953.
Arts & Crafts silver beaker marked for London 1911 by the Guild of Handicraft.
Moorcroft vase ‘Anemone’ pattern by Walter Moorcroft. Circa 1945-1949.
Victorian novelty silver jelly mould in the form of a Japanese Noh mask marked for London 1882 by Louis Dee.
Pair of Edwardian silver menu holders marked for Birmingham 1906, with Australian interest, by Walker & Hall.
Three piece parcel gilt silver cruet set marked for London 1975 by Stuart Devlin.
