AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND COUNTRY FURNITURE, SILVER AND SILVER PLATE, SOUTH AFRICAN WO

A just antique silver THIMBLE, patterned with flowers, hallmarked Chester 1901, weight 6 grams, a no. 7.

A sterling silver VASE with fluted sides and mounted on a knop and circular base, stamped "Wilkens 925 Sterling", weight 81 grams, height,...

A silver cylindrical BOX and COVER, plain and hallmarked Birm. 1899, weight 132 grams and 8.4 cms high.

A small silver DISH, with gadrooned rim and flower motifs, hallmarked Sheffield 1895, weight 47 grams and 9.5 cms across, and also a silver, circular

A silver BON BON DISH on pedestal, shell and scroll everted rim, and pierced bowl, hallmarked Sheffield 1898 by James Dixon and Sons, 68 grams and 1

An incomplete set of five silver COFFEE SPOONS, boxed, hallmarked Sheffield 1927, weight 32 grams and also a silvered game bird as a PAPER WEIGHT.(2

A silver JEWELLERY CASKET, fitted interior with shaped corners, engine turned top with vacant cartouche, raised on feet, (two very arthritic), hallmar

An elongated silver BOX with hinged lid and embossed fluting, hallmarked for Birm. 1899, weight 94 grams and 16.8 cms long.

A pair of Edwardian fiddle pattern silver DESSERT SPOONS by John Rodgers, Sheffield 1908, total weight 102 grams.(2)

A pair of "Sterling" NAPKIN RINGS, fully hallmarked, initialled, weight 53 grams.(2)

A pair of fiddle pattern SAUCE LADLES, not quite matching, the narrower by George Angel, London c1840,early Victorian, the other by S. W. London 1875,

A hallmark silver NAIL BUFFER, Birm. 1944, a golf stick as a SWIVEL STICK, a CIGARETTE HOLDER, 9 ct gold tips within a silver case, Birm. 1928, weig

A collection of crested silver TEASPOONS, one damaged tip, hallmarked, total weight 67 grams.(5)

A silver Walker and Hall generous CASTOR, plain silver with decorated pierced lid, hallmarked for Sheffield 1912, weighing 178 grams, 18.5 cms high.

Two small Rouge POTS, with silver lids, hallmarked Birm. 1915 and 1926, small dents.(2)

A cut glass JAR with a silver LID, hallmarked for Birm. 1911, weighing 27 grams.

A pair of silver SALTS, Continental, in the neo-classical manner, the hemisphere with a rim decorated with anthemion leaf, mounted on lion's mas...

A silver bat wing SUGAR BASIN, on pedestal foot and two reeded scroll handles, hallmarked Birm. 1922, weighing 150 grams.

A late George III silver SALT SPOON, London 1818 in the fiddle pattern by R. P. weight 10 grams and 10 cms long.

A pair of fiddle pattern silver TABLE FORKS, Victorian c1844, ANOTHER pair earlier, William IV, London 1833, total weight 268 grams.(4)