Silver – The Old Corkscrew

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Clocks

Art Deco sterling silver, single wheel Dunhill watch lighter. The watch signed ‘DUNHILL FAB. SUISSE’ and the case ‘ALFRED DUNHILL PARIS PAT. NO.143752’.

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Pair of small Edwardian cast silver candlesticks marked for London 1907 by George Fox.

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Edwardian novelty silver letter opener marked for London 1903 in the form of an Indian kukri by Edwin Henry Watts.

Clocks

Art deco silver and enamel travelling strut clock marked for Birmingham 1926 by Walker & Hall (overstriking another maker).

Africana

Pair of South African silver gilt presentation scissors by AF.C (unattributed) marked ‘STER. SILVER AF.C’ and with presentation for opening of The Andrew Stewart Causeway outside Port Elizabeth 17th October 1953. In a later box and with original newspaper cutting from the Eastern Province Herald.

Africana

Silver presentation salver marked for Birmingham 1971, Presented to Paramount Chief Kaiser Daliwonga Matanzima by Sir Alec Douglas-Home by Asprey & Co Ltd.

Clocks

Art deco silver and enamel travelling clock marked for Birmingham 1928 by Henry Matthews.

Africana

Victorian silver cigar case marked for Birmingham 1894 and presented to Jack G. Curry from Sir Abe Bailey, Xmas 1895 by George Unite.

Africana

Silver salver marked for Sheffield 1907 with South African Masonic inscription.

Africana

Early 20th century silver Masonic jewel set with paste diamond- inscribed ‘Caledonian 1046 SC’

Africana

Rare South African Sterling Silver Presentation trowel inscribed ‘Presented to His Excellency The Hon: Sir Walter Francis Hely Hutchinson KCMG, On his laying the foundation Stone of, New Colonial Offices, Pietermaritzburg Mar 1897’

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Russian ‘84’ silver and enamel salt spoon marked for Moscow, circa 1880.

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Two cased sets of six Japanese Sterling silver teaspoons by Sadajiro (of) Musashiya. Import marks for London 1893 & 1894 by Liberty & Co.

Africana

Cape silver Konvyt fork by Lodewyk Beck. Circa 1850.

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Indian silver goblet in the “Coriander flower pattern” Lucknow. Circa 1870.

Collectables

American Sterling silver sovereign case by Tiffany & Co, embossed ‘Rosina Clay 8th October 1888’

Collectables

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.

Collectables

Victorian silver pocket barometer marked for London 1895 by Thomas Wheeler.

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Edwardian silver epergne marked for Birmingham 1909 by Elkington & Co Ltd.

Silver

Set of four Victorian silver and parcel gilt serving spoons marked for London 1879 by Charles Edwards.

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Pair of Victorian silver chocolate moulds marked for Birmingham 1896, with Rd number 191501 by John William Caldicott.

Collectables

Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver, horses’ heads cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.

Silver

Silver beer mug marked for London 1936 by Richard Comyns.

Collectables

Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver fox head cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.

Silver

French ‘800’ silver tastevin. Circa 1900.

Collectables

Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver dog head cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.

Silver

George III silver wine funnel marked for London 1816 by Charles Fox I.

Glass

Victorian silver and cut glass Claret Jug marked for London 1894, by Charles Edwards.

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Pair of Victorian silver chamber candlesticks by Paul Storr marked for London 1838.

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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).

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Pair of William IV silver salvers by Paul Storr marked for London 1837, with engraved arms for the Campbell family.

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George III silver chamber candlestick marked for London 1819 by Edward Farrell.

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Victorian silver “Skyphos” cup marked for London 1899 by Edward Barnard & Sons.