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Cape silver salt spoon by Lawrence Twentyman, Circa 1830.
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Indian miniature watercolour on ivory, depicting a courtyard scene, circa 1880.
Art Deco silver sweet bowl marked for Birmingham 1920 by Joseph Gloster Ltd.
Edwardian silver hip flask marked for Birmingham 1901 by Deakin & Francis Ltd.
Elizabeth II silver wine taster marked for Birmingham 1973 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, overstriking another.
19th century Japanese tsuba, cast in bronze and signed.
Victorian silver salt spoon marked for London 1864 by Arthur Sibley.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Crocodile.
Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver, horses’ heads cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922 by AF.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Wildebeest.
Miniature silver Rose bowl marked for Birmingham 1905.
Miniature silver Chess Trophy marked for Birmingham 1921 by G Bryan & Co.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Mountain Gorilla.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Leopard.
Cape silver snuff box by Lodewyk Beck, Circa 1850.
Late 20th century Patrick Mavros silver Ground Hornbill.
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.
Edwardian silver belt marked for Birmingham 1908 by Robert Pringle & Sons.
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.
Edwardian silver ‘Reynolds Angels’ belt marked for Birmingham 1902 by Synyer & Beddoes.
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.
