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Early 20th century American sterling silver posy holder marked on both sides ‘STERLING’.
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Pair of William IV silver asparagus tongs marked for London 1833 by William Chawner II.
Art Deco silver cocktail shaker marked for Sheffield 1934 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd.
William IV silver grape scissors marked for London 1835 by Charles Rawlings & William Summers.
Edwardian silver and Mother of Pearl handle butter knife marked for Sheffield 1902 by James Deakin & Sons.
Cased Victorian silver Castletop card case marked for Birmingham 1848, showing ‘NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT’ by Taylor & Perry probably commemorating the completion of the Lords Chamber in 1847.
Russian ‘84’ silver Ethrog box marked for Moscow 1908-1917 by Vasily Pulyartky.
A Scottish silver mounted Highlander’s Dress Dirk ensuite with its matching knife and fork, all set with carved ebony grips in the traditional Celtic weave pattern and mounted with amethyst coloured glass terminals, Circa 1870.
Russian silver trompe l’oeil tea glass holder with a basket weave pattern probably by Alexander Stromov (1865-1875). Marked for St. Petersburg 1880 by an unknown Assay master 1877-1891.
Continental keyless silver Chronograph pocket watch with Import Marks for London, circa 1920 and Sponsors mark for Stockwell & Co.
Victorian silver pocket watch marked for Chester 1894 by ‘THOS RUSSELL & SON 88125’
Nine carat gold half-hunter pocket watch marked for Birmingham 1928 by J. W. Benson London.
Pair of Victorian silver sweet dishes with a nautical theme marked for Sheffield 1892 by Atkin Brothers.
Victorian silver vase marked for London 1877 by Walter & John Barnard.
Mid-19th century English cast brass, hand engraved sundial.
Late 19th century English brass Spittoon.
Art Deco sterling silver, single wheel Dunhill watch lighter. The watch signed ‘DUNHILL FAB. SUISSE’ and the case ‘ALFRED DUNHILL PARIS PAT. NO.143752’.
Pair of small Edwardian cast silver candlesticks marked for London 1907 by George Fox.
Edwardian novelty silver letter opener marked for London 1903 in the form of an Indian kukri by Edwin Henry Watts.
A French Napoleon III (1852-1870) parcel-gilt and patinated bronze figural mantel clock cast from the model by Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (1824-1887).
Russian ‘88- zolotnik’ silver Beaker / Vase by Carl Fabergé, Moscow, Circa 1908- 1926 with scratched inventory number: 32275 to the base.
A carved stone pendant marking the Rand Rebellion, an armed uprising of white miners in the Witwatersrand in 1922. Inscribed to the front ‘F. Hiles’ alongside an applied red glass bead and on the back ‘Red Revolt 1922’.
Art Deco silver and enamel travelling strut clock marked for Birmingham 1926 by Walker & Hall (overstriking another maker).
Art Deco silver and enamel travelling clock marked for Birmingham 1928 by Henry Matthews.
Victorian silver cigar case marked for Birmingham 1894 and presented to Jack G. Curry from Sir Abe Bailey, Xmas 1895 by George Unite.
Late 19th century English Nine carat gold brooch made to commemorate the discovery of Gold in South Africa. This example inscribed ‘SOUTH AFRICA’ and marked ‘9CT’ to the back.
Set of four William IV silver wine coasters marked for Sheffield 1836 by Creswick & Co.
Silver gilt and enamel Masonic Founders jewel marked for London 1906, for the Mendelssohn Lodge No 3142, enameled ‘Sydney Vaal River Estate’.
Continental ‘935S’ silver and enamel lady’s cigarette case with a horse to the front, Circa 1940.
Chinese export silver sweet dish embossed with Dragons by HM (documented but maker’s name unrecorded), Shanghai Circa 1880-1890.
An important Africana presentation tray to Mrs W. P Schreiner from the Coloured woman of South Africa.
Russian ‘88’ (higher standard) silver and enamel purse marked for Moscow circa 1885 by Ivan Saltikov (1884-1897).
Pair of Russian ‘84’ silver and enamel serviette rings marked for Moscow, circa 1880 by Gustav Klingert (1865-1916).
