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Sterling silver Dunhill ‘Service’ lighter. Circa 1940.
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Silver cased lighter marked for London 1945 by LB& Co.
Continental novelty silver elephant cigar cutter with English import marks for Chester 1908.
Late 19th century Indian silver salver.
Norwegian ‘925’ silver and enamel caddy spoon by David-Anderson with marks for 1880-1925.
George V silver perfume bottle marked for Chester 1910 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.
Pair of Victorian silver wager cups marked for London 1893 by George Lambert (Lambert & Co)
Victorian cast silver Gin decanter label marked for London 1869 by Henry William Dee.
Large George V silver hip flask marked for Sheffield 1918 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd.
Victorian novelty silver mounted folding scissors marked for London 1883 by Louis Dee.
Victorian novelty silver cat pepper marked for London 1875 by Robert Hennell.
Art Deco silver hip flask marked for Birmingham 1939 by Adie Brothers.
Arts and Crafts silver and enamel match box cover marked for London 1927 by Omar Ramsden.
Dutch silver cow creamer by Gebruder Niekerk of Groningen, dated 1902.
Moorcroft vase ‘Poppy’ pattern by William Moorcroft. Circa 1940.
Moorcroft vase ‘Freesia’ pattern by Walter Moorcroft. Circa 1954- 1978.
Nine carat gold Dunhill lighter marked for London 1953 by Alfred Dunhill & Sons.
Pair of Georg Jensen ‘925’ sterling silver salts with enameled interior designed by Søren Georg Jensen. Circa 1965.
Victorian novelty silver spoon modeled as a besum broom marked for London 1867 by George Fox.
Art Deco silver ‘Skyscraper’ sugar caster marked for Sheffield 1933 by Walker & Hall.
Arts & Crafts silver dish marked for London 1927 by Omar Ramsden.
Pair of Edwardian silver fox hunting / horse riding menu holders marked for London 1905 by Mappin & Webb Ltd.
Edwardian silver toast rack marked for London 1902 by Hukin & Heath.
Edwardian silver topped perfume bottle marked for Birmingham 1902 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd.
Art Deco silver travelling clock with gold inlay marked for Birmingham 1937 by William Neale & Son Ltd.
George III silver taperstick marked for London 1757 by William Grundy.
Pair of George V silver gravy boats marked for London 1912 by C S Harris & Sons Ltd.
Silver mounted Whiskey tot jug marked for London 1926.
Scottish silver taperstick by Milne & Campbell Glasgow 1757-1780.
A miniature English Georgian kitchen from a dolls house dating from the early 19th century, later mounted on a wooden base.
Pair of Art Deco silver candlesticks marked for Birmingham 1930 by Britton, Gould & Co.
Nine carat gold keyless pocket watch marked for London 1931 by J.W. Benson, London.
Victorian silver milk jug marked for London 1876 by Robert Garrard with Royal crest.
