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Edwardian silver porcupine pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1904 by Levi & Salaman.
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Russian ‘84’ silver pendant marked for Kiev 1880-1890.
George III Irish silver basting spoon marked for Dublin 1814 by George Nangle.
Edwardian silver Kiddush cup marked for London 1904 by Jacob Fenigstein.
Set of 8 Russian ‘84’ silver and niello spoons, dated Moscow 1880.
Edwardian silver Kiddush cup marked for Birmingham 1911 by Rosenzweig, Taitelbaum & Co.
Edwardian silver hunting horn marked for London 1909 by Kohler & Son.
Victorian silver shoe pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1890 by Saunders & Shepherd.
Victorian silver sugar bowl in the Irish style marked for London 1897 by Wakely & Wheeler.
Norwegian ‘925’ silver and enamel trinket dish with fish by David Anderson, Circa 1950.
Silver menorah surmounted with the Star of David marked for Birmingham 1930 by Britton, Gould & Co.
Set of four Russian ‘84’ silver Kiddush cups marked for Moscow 1899-1908 by Ivan Futilin. Assay Master Ivan Lebedkin.
Set of six Georg Jensen Sterling silver ‘Acorn pattern’ coffee spoons. Post 1945.
Early 20th century Norwegian ‘925’ silver and enamel oval trinket dish by David Anderson.
Edwardian silver novelty ‘Have a Nightcap’ tot cup marked for Birmingham 1907, with a registered design number-RD No 490339 by John Charles Grinsell.
Victorian novelty silver and enamel telescopic propelling pencil in the form of a Champagne bottle marked ‘Perrier- Jouët & Co. A. Epernay Champaign’ by Sampson Mordan & Co.
Edwardian silver salt and pepper pots marked for London 1906 by Robert Stebbings in original case.
Early 20th century Norwegian ‘925’ silver and enamel round trinket dish by David Anderson.
Edwardian silver, textured, pig pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1909 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd.
Edwardian silver and cut-glass claret jug marked for London 1901 by Charles Boyton.
Mid 20th century 14 carat gold Golf club swizzle stick.
Mid-20th Century 9 Carat gold swizzle stick.
Victorian silver miniature porringer tot measure marked for London 1892 by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler.
Continental sterling silver ladies compact- Import marks for London 1905, with the Sun Import mark that was only used for 2 years.
Novelty silver rowing prize in the form of an oar marked for Birmingham 1934 by NAAFI (Navy, Army & Air Force Institute)
Indian silver presentation key with dated inscription for 1919.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ sterling silver tot measure in the Acorn pattern post 1945- Designed by Johan Rohde.
Victorian silver medicine spoon marked for London 1890 by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler.
Cast silver statue of Saint Anthony the Great, as found in the Worshipful Company of Grocers hall in London marked for London 1903 by Carrington & Co.
Mid-20th century ‘Sterling’ silver 21st presentation Key.
Art Deco Continental ‘935’ silver cheroot box. Signed makers mark inside the lid- currently unidentified.
Edwardian novelty silver duck pepperette marked for Birmingham 1906.
Indian silver bowl by ‘Crish Okunder Dutt, Bhowanipore Calcutta’ Circa 1900.
