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A Japanese silver Meiji period (1868 -1912) serving spoon decorated with chrysanthemums inlaid with gold, with asymmetrical twig handle adorned with foliage and buds, by Sadajiro (of) Musashiya.
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Elizabeth II silver Arts & Crafts caddy spoon marked for Edinburgh 1989 by National Trust For Scotland.
Edwardian silver card case marked for Chester 1906 embossed with a butterfly landing on a bunch of cherries by James Deakin & Sons.
Georg Jensen ‘830’ silver ‘Blossom pattern’ caddy spoon with Copenhagen control mark for 1927 and assay masters mark for C.F Heise (1904-1932).
Art Deco silver and enamel cased set including powder compact and cigarette case marked for Birmingham 1945 / 1946 by Joseph Gloster Ltd.
Victorian silver tea infuser marked for London 1879 by Thornhill & Co.
Victorian silver napkin ring marked for Birmingham 1900 by J.J. & S (Untraced).
Late 17th century Portrait miniature on copper with old, documented family history on the back.
Australian Arts & Crafts sterling silver serving spoon by James Linton, Circa 1930.
George III silver compass marked for London 1819.
George V silver swan pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1911 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd.
Miniature silver and enamel hand mirror marked for Birmingham 1921 by Crisford & Norris.
Edwardian silver ‘Hand’ bookmark marked for Chester 1904 by Crisford & Norris.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ sterling silver tot measure designed by Søren Georg Jensen, No 1124, Circa 1960.
George III silver tea caddy marked for London 1767 by Emick Romer.
Pair of silver Sabbath candlesticks marked for London 1925 by Morris Salkind.
An English 19th century babies rattle with maker’s mark for Margaret Binley, 1764-1790, London.
A late 19th century French gilded brass and beveled glass oval repeating Carriage clock, striking on the half hour and hour.
Mid-20th century Norwegian ‘925’ silver and enamel thimble, featuring a young boy with a flute leading a fawn by Aksel Holmsen (1873-1962).
Mid-20th century German silver plate and glass cocktail shaker by WMF.
Mid-20th century German ‘835’ silver mounted ice bucket and ‘800’silver tongs.
Victorian silver mounted riding flask marked for Sheffield 1899 in its original leather case by James Dixon & Sons Ltd.
Silver mounted Whiskey tot jug marked for Birmingham 1910 by Hukin & Heath Ltd. The Label marked for Birmingham 1921 by Hukin & Heath Ltd.
Edwardian silver hair comb marked for Birmingham 1906 by Pearce & Thompson.
Russian silver ‘84’Kiddush cup marked for Kiev 1908- 1926 by an unknown master 1908.
Edwardian silver mounted locking cut crystal decanter marked for London 1901 by George Betjemann & Sons- The lock marked “BETJEMANN’S PATENT”.
Russian silver ‘84’ Kiddush cup marked for Kiev by an unknown master- 1892-1908. Assay Master – Liba Oleksa 1899- 1908.
Rare Cape silver Marrow scoop of large size by Daniel Heinrich Schmidt, Circa 1779-1811. See page 77 of S. Welz, Cape Silver where smaller examples are illustrated.
Late 19th century English brass ‘Standard Bushel’ Measure by Potter, Poultry, London. Three proof marks struck to the rim, one being a crown over V, which is referred to as the Queen’s, or Sovereign’s Cypher. The V is for Queen Victoria who ruled from 1837 until 1901.
Rare Cape Silver hair comb by J. J. Vos, circa 1841- 1882. (Currently the first recorded by J. J. Vos)
A French all-steel single lever corkscrew marked “Traifor BTE SGDG FRET M.M.DEP.” on both sides of the frame. This is Arsene -Jean Grandfils French patent No 951,926, August 6, 1947. The handle incorporates a cap lifter. Perfect centre cut worm. Circa 1950.
A German chrome plated open frame corkscrew. This is known as the ‘Ideal Glocke’ and is marked “JDEAL” on the handle and “4444” on the top of the shaft. Otto Voigt of Lübeck was granted a German registration for this on January 26 1895. To withdraw the cork, the screw on the end of the handle is unscrewed and the handle will rotate down the shaft drawing the cork from the bottle. Perfect centre cut bladed worm. Circa 1900.
