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Cape silver hairpin by Johan Hendrik Vos, circa 1834- 1850.
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English Sheffield Plate entrée dish warmer probably by Nathaniel Smith & Co. (Circa 1784), impressed number 2 and crested on both sides for Horatio Nelson’s brother, William, 1st Earl Nelson (1757-1835).
Art Deco Wedgwood pottery vase, model no. 3765 designed by Keith Murray in 1933.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bangle No 168 designed by Nanna Ditzel, circa 1960.
Art Deco English novelty silver plated ‘Bell’ cocktail shaker, with internal mixer having a hanging clapper that rings when the cocktail is shaken. Marked ‘KINGSWAY PLATE’ by “S. L.T.D.’ Circa 1940.
Silver cigarette case marked for Birmingham 1927 with an engraved portrait of Vladimir Lenin (Head of Soviet Russia then Soviet Union from 1917 to 1924) by Edgar & Son.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver cross pendant with later chain No 151 designed by Henning Koppel, circa 1960.
Late 19th century French ‘950’ silver ice tongs with cast bird claw terminals.
Mid-20th century set of Dutch silver cocktail glass markers numbered 1-12, with quality control mark for 1906-1953.
Set of six Art Deco novelty silver Devil cocktail forks marked for Birmingham 1926 by Levi & Salaman.
Art Deco silver and enamel cigarette case marked for Birmingham 1933 by Joseph Gloster Ltd.
Art Deco Continental silver and enamel pill box, Circa 1940. Slight chip to the back enamel border.
Edwardian silver frog pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1907 by S & Co, (probably Sydney & Co.)
Victorian silver chocolate mould marked for Birmingham 1889, with a Reg design number 117282 by Levi & Salaman.
Mid-19th century Indian Colonial silver presentation cup and cover by Hamilton & Co. Inscribed “The 46th Mug Won by Capt F J Davies Arab Eclipse.
Late 19th century English bronze of Major-General Charles Gordon CB (1833-1885) also known as Chinese Gordon, Gordon Pasha, and Gordon of Khartoum in Egyptian uniform.
Edwardian novelty silver Cigarette Case in the form of a Rifle cartridge magazine marked for Birmingham 1905, engraved “Patent Magazine 7817/03, U.S.A. Pat. May 17/04, Brevete.S.G.G” probably by William Maguires.
Rare Edwardian silver miniature articulated muzzled bear pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1908, with a Registered design number – Rd 537681 by H V Pithey & Co.
Edwardian silver vesta case marked for Chester 1901 with an engraved scene of two men sword fighting by William Neale.
An exceptional silver gilt snuff box marked for London 1813 by Daniel Hockley surmounted with a signed micromosaic made in Rome by Gioacchino Barberi (1772-1857) probably after a painting by Johann Wenzel Peter (1745- 1829).
A magnificent early 20th century Japanese silver pepper.
Chinese Export silver cage-work Haig Dimple whiskey bottle by Luen Hing, 231 Szechuan Road, Shanghai. Circa 1880 -1920.
George III silver knife tray marked for London 1802 by William Frisbee engraved with the Royal coat of arms and Latin motto’s- “Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense” (Shame on anyone who thinks evil of it) and “Dieu Et Mon Droit’ (God and my right shall me defend’).
A late 19th century singing bird box decorated with hand painted romantic scenes contained in its original fitted case having a separate compartment for the bird shaped key.
Rare Cape silver double beaker in the form of a wine barrel by Oltman Ahlers (new recorded makers mark) circa 1812, set with two Dutch ‘silver rider’ ducatons dated 1758 and 1761. The ducatons feature a mounted knight on horseback and the crowned arms of the United Netherlands on the reverse, with a shield indicating Amsterdam, the province of minting.
An early 20th century German ‘800’ silver singing bird box probably by Karl Griesbaum, contained in a later fitted box marked for Douglas & Fisher London and having a separate compartment for the bird shaped key.
South African bronze sculpture of a Sparrow Hawk on a dove signed S. Ferreira 95 5/12.
Rare Victorian silver-plated Crow’s foot decanter designed by Christopher Dresser and made by Hukin and Heath, circa 1879. Stamped H & H to the base ring, with the design number 2045 dating it to circa 1879. This is also stamped HT (unrecorded mark on the inside of the base ring.
A pair of late 17th century Chinese, parcel-gilt, silver Ding incense burners with scratched Inventory numbers “No 99” to the bases.
French Opalescent Art Glass ‘La Ronde Fleurie’ perfume bottle by Sabino featuring dancing female figures, marked ‘Sabino Paris’ to the base, circa 1935.
Thomas Webb & Sons acid etched ‘Tulip’ cameo glass vase with continental silver rim marked ‘800’. The base marked with the Thomas Webb & Sons shell trademark, circa 1895.
Late 19th century English nine carat gold miners’ brooch made to commemorate the discovery of Gold in South Africa. This example inscribed ‘SOUTH AFRICA’ and marked ‘9C’ to the back.
Mid-20th century silverplate cocktail shaker having a rotating outer sleeve marked with an arrow that points to 15 cocktails with the ingredients being revealed in the windows below. Marked to the base “115”.
