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Victorian silver Treasury Inkstand marked for London 1899 presented to Sir James Percy Fitzpatrick (24 July 1862 – 24 January 1931) from his Publishers, Xmas 1899, with engraved inscription ‘To J,P. Fitzpatrick “A tribute of sympathy and admiration” The Transvaal from within. Page 287’, by Charles Stuart Harris.
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William IV silver soup ladle marked for London 1833 by William Eaton.
American mixed-metal, silver-mounted copper tea caddy, marked to the base Gorham & Co with model Number 160 and the date letter M for 1880.
George IV silver chamberstick marked for Sheffield 1826 by John & Thomas Settle, Gunn & Co.
An American ‘925’ Sterling silver Art Nouveau dish by The Mauser Manufacturing Company, New York. Circa 1895.
Victorian silver sugar caster marked for Chester 1898 by Nathan & Hayes.
Queen Anne Britannia standard silver caster probably by Christopher Canner (Free 1688- 1708- Specialist caster maker), London circa 1702- 1708.
Queen Anne Britannia standard silver caster marked for London 1709 by Simon Pantin I.
Irish silver ‘Mether’ shape vase marked for Dublin 1902, embossed with storks flying over a wetland landscape by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.
Novelty silver heart shape serviette ring marked for Birmingham 1905 by B M Cotton & Co.
George III silver caster marked for London 1778 by Thomas Shepherd.
Victorian silver shoe pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1894 by Levi & Salaman.
Pair of Dutch ‘833’silver souvenir peppers marked for Amsterdam 1929, modelled as a Dutch boy and girl in traditional costume impressed Volendam & Marken to the bases.
George III silver caster marked for London 1767 by Richard Palmer I.
Silver mounted cut glass decanter marked for Sheffield 1929 by R F Mosley & Co.
Set of 6 South African ‘925’ sterling silver teaspoons by Kurt Jobst, Circa 1965.
George V silver and Mother of Pearl handle butter knife marked for Sheffield 1910 by Walker & Hall.
Art Deco ‘925’ silver & enamel pill box marked to the base and further marked to the inside rim.
South African brass sugar spoon attributed to Kurt Jobst, Circa 1965.
South African ‘925’ sterling silver sugar spoon by Kurt Jobst, Circa 1965.
Victorian silver wine coaster marked for Birmingham 1861 by Elkington & Co Ltd.
Victorian silver mounted porcelain perfume bottle marked for Birmingham 1890 by Charles May & Sons, the base marked ‘6353’.
Edwardian silver and Mother of Pearl butter spade marked for Birmingham 1904 by William Devenport.
Cased silver handled cake knife marked for Sheffield 1945 by John Sanderson & Son Ltd.
Pair of silver Sabbath candlesticks marked for London 1924 by Jacob Rozenzweig.
Victorian silver and Mother of Pearl condiment spoon marked for Sheffield 1893 by James Deakin & Sons.
Mid-20th century Continental ‘835’ silver rosary box.
George III silver waiter marked for London 1768 by Ebenezer Coker.
Chinese export silver Fish slice with pseudo English silver marks for London by WE WE WC, (Documented but maker’s name unrecorded), Canton, Circa 1820-1880.
Pair of silver Sabbath candlesticks marked for London 1926 by Morris Salkind.
A rare English silver decanter label by Jones & Reeves of Liverpool, circa 1836- 1883, also stamped with a letter P.
Florence Zerffi (South African 1882-1962). Portrait of a woman- possibly a self-portrait.
Early 20th century Bohemian ruby glass overlay jug, engraved with a stag in a forest.
