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124 |
A William IV vinaigrette, Birmingham 1835 |
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£80 - £120 |
Winning bid: £70 |
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125 |
A boxed Russian silver tea strainer in the style of a decorated pail |
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£50 - £70 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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126 |
A silver topped cut glass dressing table pot, embossed with Reynolds Angels |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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127 |
A silver sovereign holder with fob ring attachment, Chester 1902 a/f |
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£25 - £40 |
Winning bid: £20 |
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127A |
A silver cigarette case engraved 'Helen; Birmingham 1923, J.R Gaunt & Son and a white metal snuff or pill box engraved in lid 'DAF' (2) |
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£40 - £50 |
Winning bid: £22 |
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128 |
A late 18th Century pendant (no internal effects) each side with silver coin with Latin inscription |
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£60 - £80 |
Winning bid: £28 |
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129 |
Assorted early 20th Century silver vesta cases, some British some Continental |
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£70 - £90 |
Winning bid: £160 |
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129A |
Three silver trowel bookmarks, two stamped 925, one hallmarked Birmingham 1983 S.J Rose, three others with English hallmarks including a rabbit and two brass examples |
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£150 - £200 |
Winning bid: £170 |
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130A |
Nine silver bookmarks all stamped 925, including a dolphin, Mexican silver turtle, articulated elephant, horseshoe and peacock etc (9) |
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£200 - £250 |
Winning bid: £140 |
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131 |
Sewing; pin cushion Birmingham 1904, folding button hook, Sheffield 1901, James Fenton, needle case, two Charles Horner thimbles, two button hooks, Chester 1908 |
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£80 - £100 |
Winning bid: £80 |
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131A |
A collection of nine silver bookmarks all stamped 925, including a horses head, an elephant, owl, man in the moon etc (9) |
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£200 - £250 |
Winning bid: £120 |
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132A |
Two hallmarked silver owl bookmarks, one with cabochon set eyes, Sheffield rose 925 mark, the other London 2003, together with a panda bookmark London import 1994 and a small cockerel bookmark Glasgow 1929 (4) |
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£150 - £200 |
Winning bid: £80 |
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133 |
A collection of early 20th century silver sporting medals and medallions, including four for football, one for boxing and one for life saving along with eight medallions mainly shield shaped, total gross weight approx 3.66ozt medals, assorted types, some sporting interest |
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£50 - £60 |
Winning bid: £95 |
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133A |
Two Georgian silver vinaigrettes, comprising a small version in the form of a chest with buckle, Birmingham 1818, maker William Lea & Co, hinge detached, along with a rectangular version with floral decoration, monogrammed front M.M, size approx 32mm, gilt interior, Birmingham 1823, maker John Bettridge, |
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£180 - £200 |
Winning bid: £90 |
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134 |
Victorian silver buckle, Birmingham 1901, silver chatelaine perfume bottle, page marker with mother of pearl handle, Birmingham 1923, Adie and Lovekin, napkin clip Birmingham 1910, William Vale (4) |
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£80 - £100 |
Winning bid: £100 |
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134A |
Six Edwardian silver bookmarks, four being trowel shaped, wto Birmingham 1907, Crisford & Norris mother of pearl and agate handles, one further bookmark Birmingham 1906, Adie & Lovekin with glass thistle finial etc |
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£180 - £200 |
Winning bid: £140 |
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135 |
Enamel box with enamelled lakeland scene lid, London 1928, napkin clip shaped as a butterfly, Birmingham 1907, Levi & Salaman, double stamp holder, Birmingham 1903, Crisford & Norris, page marker with agate handle, Birmingham 1905, Crisford & Norris, posy holder, Birmingham 1912 (5) |
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£80 - £100 |
Winning bid: £130 |
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135A |
Seven Victorian and later silver bookmarks, two hallmarked Birmingham 1894 and 1897, a further trowel shaped version probably 1894 (rubbed mark) and four others one being dagger shaped, Birmingham 1920 Adie & Lovekin Ltd, another Charles Horner Chester 1928 etc |
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£180 - £220 |
Winning bid: £110 |
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136 |
A collection of white metal items to include an Indian silver egg cup, a continental silver pill box and a Chinese silver napkin ring with pierced Chinese scene |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £140 |
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136A |
A Tiffany sterling silver bookmark, round with central T shape, an English hallmarked heart shaped bookmark, a rectangular one with pointing hand, Birmingham 1979 and six others including a frog and a trowel all marked 925 or English hallmarked |
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£200 - £250 |
Winning bid: £130 |
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137A |
Two Edwardian silver pencil holders with pencils, Birmingham 1901, possibly Barker Brothers and Birmingham 1908 Francis Webb, together with a small silver notepad Birmingham 1939 Henry Williamson Ltd |
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£50 - £70 |
Winning bid: £70 |
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138A |
Ten small silver bookmarks, all but one with animal head handles, including a frog, fox head, spider, horses, cats etc all marked 925 |
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£180 - £220 |
Winning bid: £140 |
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139 |
A set of ten silver and enamel teaspoons, Birmingham 1977 (one from 1972) all by S.J. Rose & Son (10) |
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£50 - £80 |
Winning bid: £55 |
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139A |
Two solid silver pepper pots, Birmingham 1928 Walker & Hall, of rectangular form with stepped lids, two small glass pepper pots with sterling screw tops and two silver salt spoons Birmingham 1994 |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £45 |
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148A |
A pair of cased silver cufflinks, Chester 1897, Charles Horner and a modern cased silver tie clip import mark Birmingham 1998 (2) |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £45 |
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149A |
A silver brooch showing a lady golfer in an oval frame, Sheffield 2000 and a terrier dog brooch marked silver (2) |
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£30 - £40 |
Winning bid: £50 |
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167 |
A silver Masonic medal in original box along with a Masonic coin Duke of Sussex, two medallion medals one for cricket the other cycling, a commemorative King George V medallion, silver commemorative spoon, a Welsh Prince Charles commemorative coin and a commemorative Edinburgh medallion |
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£40 - £50 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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171 |
A set of mid 20th Century cased silver butter knives, two Birmingham marked christening cups A/F, along with a napkin ring |
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£40 - £50 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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173 |
A collection of silver and collectors to include; Victorian silver pocket watch; silver vesta; silver ingot; two silver chains; Victorian silver fork; Rolex spoon; silver thimble; Hallberg white metal dish; plated pocket watch; costume jewellery; gold mounted spectacles (Q) |
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£70 - £100 |
Winning bid: £95 |
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363 |
Two silver powder compacts, one white metal, Birmingham 1939 and a Stratton compact (3) |
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£50 - £80 |
Winning bid: £35 |
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371 |
A Birmingham 1934 silver and guilloche enamel pill box together with five various others and Limoges matchbox holder and a stamp box (8) |
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£30 - £50 |
Winning bid: £35 |
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1260 |
Wedgwood knife, Worcester knife and Sheffield silver cake server/bread knife |
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£80 - £100 |
Unsold |
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2231 |
A framed collection of Saudia Arabian silver memento's (2 dimensionsal) |
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£20 - £40 |
Winning bid: £12 |
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2272 |
Faux tortoiseshell guitar piece with inlaid mother of pearl detail (a/f) |
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£80 - £100 |
Unsold |
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4085 |
Cut glass hallmarked silver topped perfume bottle with original glass stopper together with another moulded glass silver lidded jar (2) |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £50 |
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4087 |
A Victorian silver kitchen pepper with embossed floral and Rococo style decoration, hallmarked for London 1893, sponsor's mark George Gillett, height 8 cm, weight 2.2 ozt / 68 grms approx. |
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£30 - £40 |
Winning bid: £140 |
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4089 |
An Edwardian silver menu holder in the form of a standing owl, with inset glass eyes, sponsor's marked is indistinct, assay mark for Birmingham 1906, height 4cm, weight 27g approx. |
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£60 - £80 |
Winning bid: £50 |
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4090 |
An unusual Victorian silver vesta case, the body engraved to simulate crocodile skin, George Unite, Birmingham, 1891 and another Victorian silver vesta case, the body bright cut shaped arabesques and foliage, Robert Thornton, Birmingham, 1871 (2) 1.93 ozs (60 grams) |
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£100 - £120 |
Winning bid: £85 |
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4091 |
A George II silver pepper pot, ogee baluster form with pierced lid, London 1759, (at fault), 10.5cm high, together with a George V silver cream jug, Neoclassical form, 4.29ozt |
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£90 - £120 |
Winning bid: £55 |
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4092 |
a small silver hallmarked cup inscribed 'Derbyshire Fanciers Society Members Show Cup for Best Exhibition Bantam, Awarded to W. Grindey Clifton, hallmarks rubbed, weighted base, gross weight approx. 2.29ozt/71.5g. |
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£30 - £50 |
Winning bid: £30 |
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4093 |
A pair of weighted silver candlesticks, hexagonal form with tapered stems, makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1925, height approximately 19cm (af) |
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£30 - £40 |
Winning bid: £22 |
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4094 |
A George V silver sovereign case, of slender rounded rectangular form and atypical design, spring hinge opens to reveal two opposing apertures for housing sovereigns, gilt interior, cover inscribed with script initials, hallmarked for S Clifford & Co, London 1906, weight 0.79ozt / 24g approx. |
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£60 - £80 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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4098 |
Three ladies purses, including hallmarked topped one with farm yard and brewery scenes (1bag) |
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£30 - £50 |
Winning bid: £35 |
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4099 |
Hallmarked silver pin dish with embossed brewery scene together with hallmarked silver box with tortoise shell lid (af)(2) |
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£50 - £80 |
Winning bid: £60 |
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4100 |
Two Victorian silver bladed and mother of pearl handled folding fruit knives, by Arthur Worrel Staniforth, assayed Sheffield 1894 and Thomas Marples, assayed Sheffield 1897, together with ten various silver tea and coffee spoons (ten spoons 169.7g). (12) |
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£55 - £75 |
Winning bid: £50 |
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4101 |
George III silver combination marrow scoop and spoon, by Geo. Smith, assayed London 1774, length 23.5cm. (63.5g) |
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£145 - £160 |
Unsold |
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4102 |
A group of four 19th century Indian Mughal miniatures of Maharajah's, the Taj Mahal etc, the two largest in 9ct hallmarked gold frames, hallmarks dated 1904
Condition: Good- note one gold frame cracked, miniatures in good condition |
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£120 - £150 |
Winning bid: £120 |
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4103 |
A John Bodmin Carrington of Carrington & Co, part three piece cruet stand and peperrette hall marked London 1901, 5.3 ozt approx, together with another silver plated example (2) |
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£40 - £50 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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4104 |
Sterling silver heart shaped pin dish, silver spoons, silver handled glove stretchers, cased set of 6 plated napkin rings, silver cased pocket watch ect (1 bag) |
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£30 - £50 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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4105 |
A pair of George III silver teaspoons, London 1809 'WS' plus two others, approx 49.9gms/1.6ozt (4) |
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£10 - £20 |
Winning bid: £20 |
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4106 |
Two Indian white metal coated mirrors, decorative verso with stands
(2) |
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£10 - £20 |
Winning bid: £20 |
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4107 |
Cased christening set of fork, spoon and napkin ring together with another presentation box containing two plated spoons (2) |
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£20 - £30 |
Winning bid: £30 |
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4108 |
An unusual Edwardian combination cigarette and lighter case, the hinged cover engraved with striated sections, fitted interior, S W Smith & Co., Birmingham, 1909 and stamped PROV.PAT 1147-10 RD 554698 together with another Edwardian silver cigarette case, plain oblong shaped, Adolph Frankau & Co, Birmingham, 1902 (2) 4.7 ozs (146.3 grams) |
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£110 - £130 |
Winning bid: £100 |
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4109 |
A George III silver bright cut engraved punch ladle with detached turned handle (s/d), London, 1809, possibly George Smith IV |
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£10 - £20 |
Winning bid: £45 |
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4110 |
Collection of various silver items including large bread fork, pickle fork, tea spoons, part vesta case ect(1bag) |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £25 |
|
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4111 |
A pair of Nineteenth Century French silver tablespoons, each struck with the Minerva mark and maker's mark FL, length 21 cm, total weight 4 ozt / 124 g approx |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £20 |
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4113 |
A ladies 9ct gold Excalibur wristwatch on a 9ct gold bracelet, together with a small quantity of costume jewellery and a ladies watch |
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£60 - £80 |
Winning bid: £90 |
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4116 |
A group of Georgian and Victorian sterling silver flatware, to include two George III entree forks, a set of four Victorian dessert spoons and a pair of Victorian sugar tongs of good gauge, mixed dates and makers, total combined weight 211 g / 6.7 ozt approx |
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£45 - £55 |
Winning bid: £40 |
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4117 |
A Victorian silver milk jug in the Rococo style, baluster form with repousse scroll decoration, on three trefoil pad feet, Hyam Hyams, London, together with a George III silver bladed fruit knife with mother of pearl handle, JW, Birmingham 1814, unweighted silver 4.04ozt (4.63 with handle) (2) |
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£35 - £45 |
Winning bid: £45 |
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4121 |
A boxed set of silver stamps of Royalty with documentation |
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£95 - £105 |
Winning bid: £110 |
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4123 |
A Swedish silver flared vase, by C G Hallberg, impressed hallmarks for Stockholm 1938, of reverse tapered circular form, the lower side engraved with foliate decoration, raised upon circular pedestal foot, height 19.5cm. (285.8g) |
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£90 - £100 |
Winning bid: £85 |
|
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4124 |
An Elizabeth II sterling silver Royal commemorative caddy spoon, with Prince of Wales feathers and motto 'ICH DIEN', to commemorate the investiture in 1969, in presentation box with lined interior and tooled leather exterior, hallmarked for Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1969, together with a Birmingham silver christening mug (a/f), total combined weight of silver 3.44 ozt / 106 g approx (2) |
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£25 - £35 |
Winning bid: £15 |
|
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4126 |
A pair of Elizabeth II sterling silver loaded dwarf candlesticks in the George II style, of turned baluster form, hallmarks struck to base on each, sponsor's mark for William Comyns and Sons Limited, London 1961, height 10.5 cm (2) |
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£50 - £60 |
Winning bid: £40 |
|
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4130 |
Victorian silver pill box, oval form with facsimile inscription 'Hester', Birmingham 1890 |
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£15 - £25 |
Winning bid: £35 |
|
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4131 |
A pair of George V sterling silver matchbox covers, engine turned decoration, script initials 'R.C.W', sponsor's mark for Asprey and Company Limited, assay mark for London 1933, together with Asprey London retailer's mark, with an Edwardian sterling silver matchbox cover on four bun feet and a continental matchbox cover with art nouveau embosed foliate decoration, marked 800, length of each 4.5 cm, combined gross weight 1.8 ozt / 56 g approx (4) |
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£45 - £55 |
Winning bid: £65 |
|
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4132 |
A Sheffield silver hallmarked 1898 cigarette case together with a Birmingham Vesta case, 1919, 2.84ozt approx. |
|
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£25 - £35 |
Winning bid: £30 |
|
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4133 |
A George V sterling silver milk or cream jug, in the Georgian style, of squat form, with gadroon border, full hallmarks struck to body, sponsor's mark for William Aitken, Birmingham 1912, length 10.5 cm, weight 1.6 ozt / 50 g approx |
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£25 - £35 |
Winning bid: £50 |
|
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4138 |
A Indian white metal ornamental circular goblet, early 20th century, possibly Kutch, having bowl fashioned a stylised partially opened lotus flower, each of the six 'petals' repousse and chased with panel of wild animals among a forested setting, ribbed stem and pad base of three stylised leaves, (white metal assessed as silver), height approx. 16cm. (173.1g) |
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£60 - £80 |
Winning bid: £45 |
|
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4139 |
A circa 1790 continental possibly Maltese, Austrian or German white metal soup ladle, marked with the 13 loth mark, confirming 0.812 silver standard content, of typical form, length 31 cm, weight 206 g / 6.65 ozt approx |
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£50 - £70 |
Winning bid: £30 |
|
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4140 |
Three hallmarked silver spoons, one with statue on a column handle (3) |
|
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£60 - £80 |
Winning bid: £40 |
|
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4141 |
Various hallmarked silver and white metal napkin rings together with hallmarked silver cigar cutter and a Burgundy decanter label (1box) |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £35 |
|
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4143 |
A George V plain silver vesta case, the front engraved: New Bolingbroke H Colville Great War 1914-19, Smith & Bartlam, Birmingham, 1919; another silver vesta case with engine turned striated decoration with central circular cartouche engraved with a monogram, the reverse with Auld Lang Syne 1917, maker W Neal, Birmingham 1915 ; a silver match box with engine turned decoration, Goldsmith & Silversmith Co, London, 1925 (3) |
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£50 - £70 |
Winning bid: £70 |
|
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4144 |
Hallmarked silver buckle, two small ladle, silver and enamel Sussex county RA spoon ect (1 bag) |
|
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£50 - £70 |
Winning bid: £25 |
|
 |
4145 |
Contemporary silver handled letter opener London 1982 and a continental silver letter opener (2) gross weight 52.3 grams boxed |
|
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£10 - £20 |
Winning bid: £30 |
|
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4146 |
A George III silver christening mug, by Charles Fox I, assayed London 1814, of typical tapering circular form, decorated with incised bands to side, height 8cm. (153.2g |
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£65 - £85 |
Winning bid: £60 |
|
 |
4147 |
Hallmarked silver cheroot holder, EPNS cruet set ect (1bag) |
|
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£30 - £40 |
Winning bid: £15 |
|
 |
4148 |
Set of six silver spoons, boxed, with emblem of North London Rifles Club, Sheffield 1908, weight approx 7 ozt |
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£20 - £30 |
Winning bid: £20 |
|
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4149 |
A George V sterling silver boxed condiment set comprising peppers, salts and mustard pot and spoon,embellished with Etruscan style decoration, marked for Birmingham 1913, sponsor's mark W.G & S, 8 cm high (pepper), total weighable silver 208 g / 6.7 ozt approx (a/f) |
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£50 - £60 |
Winning bid: £40 |
|
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4150 |
Quantity of pre 1947 silver coins, further coins and French WW1 medal (1box) |
|
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£20 - £30 |
Winning bid: £28 |
|
 |
4159 |
A 19th Century Hanau silver circular hinged box by Simon Rosenau, Bad Kissington, highly decorated with embossed detail of unicorn and animals, approx 8cms in diameter, gilt interior with stone and glass cabochon detail throughout |
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£40 - £60 |
Winning bid: £200 |
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