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Late 19th century South African brass postal scale and weights.
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Cape Silver snuffbox by Lawrence Twentyman, bearing two sets of makers marks in different sizes. Circa 1825.
A mid-19th century French 8-day Tortoiseshell mounted mantle clock with gilt bronze mounts in the Louis XV style.
Victorian silver pocket barometer marked for London 1890 by Philip Woodman & Sons.
Late 19th century Indian silver dressing-table box by Oomersi Mawji, Cutch, marked O.M BHUJ.
Late 19th century Indian silver perfume bottle holder by Oomersi Mawji, Cutch, marked O.M BHUJ.
Indian silver Kang shape sugar basin with applied snake handle and fish decoration. Circa 1881.
Set of four Victorian silver and parcel gilt serving spoons marked for London 1879 by Charles Edwards.
Pair of Victorian silver chocolate moulds marked for Birmingham 1896, with Rd number 191501 by John William Caldicott.
An English Reformed Gothic brass mantle clock, the design attributed to Bruce Talbert.
Augustus William Enness (British 1876-1948) Oil on canvas signed A. W. Enness. London – Hyde Park looking across South Carriage Drive with Wellington Arch in the distance.
Tennyson Cole (British 1862 – September 1939) Mrs Dorothy Parker, Watercolour/gouache on paper signed Tennyson Cole.
Russian ‘84’ silver and enamel Shamshir shaped letter opener. Marked for St Petersburg 1908-1917.
Russian ‘84’ silver Salt Chair by Alexander Fulid (1862-1917) marked for Moscow 1884.
Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver fox head cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.
French ‘800’ silver tastevin. Circa 1900.
Austro-Hungarian ‘800’ silver dog head cigar cutter with marks for 1886 – 1922.
Rene Lalique ‘RUBANS No 3690’ tray. Circa 1936.
Chinese Export silver pierced bowl. Marked with a Chinese makers mark on the base. Circa 1890.
George III silver wine funnel marked for London 1816 by Charles Fox I.
Pair of Georg Jensen ‘925’ sterling silver salts with enameled interior designed by Søren Georg Jensen. Circa 1965.
A mid-19th century French gilt bronze and ormolu figural mantel clock by Raingo Frere, Paris serial number 1503. The dial marked for the retailer Martin Baskett, Paris.
Victorian silver and cut glass Claret Jug marked for London 1894, by Charles Edwards.
George V silver and cut glass Claret Jug marked for Birmingham 1910, engraved with a scene in the manner of Thomas Landseers “Monkeyana.”
Cape silver double beaker in the form of a wine barrel by Lawrence Twentyman, Circa 1825, set with two Dutch ‘silver rider’ ducatons.
Cape silver salt spoon by John Townsend. Circa 1825.
Rare Cape silver Orange spoon by John Townsend. Circa 1825.
A Rare Transvaal Brass Imperial Half Bushel Measure dated 1889. Inscribed: IMPERIAL HALF BUSHEL, GOVt OF THE TRANSVAAL,1889.
Pair of Victorian silver chamber candlesticks by Paul Storr marked for London 1838.
A William IV silver caster marked for London 1836 by Paul Storr for Robert Henry Herbert, 12th Earl of Pembroke and 9th Earl of Montgomery (1791-1862).
Russian ‘84’ silver Salt Chair by Alexander Fulid (1862-1917) marked for Moscow 1899-1908. Assay Master- Ivan Lebedkin.
Pair of William IV silver salvers by Paul Storr marked for London 1837, with engraved arms for the Campbell family.
Russian ‘84’ silver folding fruit knife by K.Y. Pyets (1835-1875) marked for Moscow 1861, Assay Master I. Avdyeyev.
