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Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Ground Hornbill.
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Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Fish Eagle.
Art Deco silver corkscrew and bottle opener marked for London 1933 by Whytock & Son.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Mongoose and Cobra.
Rare Cape Silver (silver gilt) hairpin by Thomas Lock Townsend, circa 1815- 1849.
Silver vesta case marked for Birmingham 1919 by E S Barnsley & Co.
Silver cigarette case marked for Birmingham 1951 by J W Benson Ltd, the enamel flags spelling Jean.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Rhino signed with his initials PM.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver monkey signed with his initials PM.
Silver Boxing medal marked for Birmingham 1925 by William Osborn Lewis.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros set of 6 silver place setting/ menu holders signed with his initials PM.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Tortoise signed with his initials PM.
Pair of late 19th century Indian silver & enamel cufflinks.
Chinese export silver buckle embossed with Dragons chasing the flaming pearl by Luen Wo, Shanghai circa 1885- 1920.
Victorian silver ‘Teaette’ patent tea infuser, marked for London 1893 by George Gray.
Victorian silver photograph frame embossed with Reynolds Angels, marked for London 1898 by William Comyns & Sons.
Victorian silver Port decanter label marked for Birmingham 1849 by Nathaniel Mills.
Edwardian silver card case marked for Chester 1909 by E J Trevitt & Sons.
Arts & Crafts silver letter opener marked for London 1992 by Grant MacDonald.
Silver egg cup marked for Birmingham 1922 by Docker & Burn Ltd.
Pair of Victorian silver sugar or ice tongs marked for London 1866 by Chawner & Co.
Victorian set of three silver figural centrepieces marked for London 1867 by Robert Hennell.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver ‘No 42 pattern’ serving spoon circa 1933-1944.
Early 20th century Japanese ‘Sterling’ silver pepper.
Chinese export silver tea strainer by Siu Kee, Hong Kong circa 1900-1925.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver paper knife designed by Jorgen Jensen (1895-1966), son of Georg Jensen, circa 1945.
Norwegian ‘925’ silver and enamel thimble by David Anderson, circa 1920.
Late 19th century German silver milk jug in the form of a toby jug, struck with pseudo marks to the base.
Circular silver salver marked for Birmingham 1946 by Joseph Gloster Ltd.
Georg Jensen sterling silver ‘Cactus pattern’ sugar spoon, designed by Gundorph Albertus, circa 1915-1930.
Art Deco silver sweet bowl marked for Birmingham 1920 by Davies & Powers.
Art Deco silver and enamel set of six cocktail sticks marked for Birmingham 1936 by Adie Brothers Ltd.
Russian ‘84’ silver & nielleo buckle, Moscow circa 1897-1917 by Victor Fink.
