ANTIQUES AND GENERAL EFFECTS

A Gouda large candlestick c1928.

A Wedgwood, Daisy Makeig Jones, butterfly lustre ware bowl c1920`s, 3 1/2" across.

A Wedgwood, Daisy Makeig Jones, blue, and orange lustre bowl c1920`s, with Chinese symbols, 2 1/2" across.

A Wedgwood, Daisy Makeig Jones, blue, and orange lustre bowl c1920`s, with bird decoration, 3" across, (cracked).

A small dark turquoise Royal Lancastrian pin dish.

A superb Coalport armorial plate with hand painted scene from The Arabian Nights, signed John Duncombe Taylor March 1807.

A rare early 19thC Staffordshire oval plaque depicting pastoral scene.

A Victorian fairing `The last in bed to put out the light` and a porcelain small child in bath.

A c1800-1820 Derby floral hand painted inkwell and cover.

A Meissen two handled cup, Augustus 1730, from the pantry of the Royal household marked K H C plus crossed swords mark, Konigliche Hof Conditorei, pat

A Victorian large Staffordshire, blue and white, water jug with bulbous body, decorated with Oriental scenes, w.a.f.

23 items of Spodes Camilla pattern plates.

A Large Spode `Turkey` design platter.

Two Georgian tablespoons, London 1809 & 1823.

A silver babies rattle & teething ring in the form of an owl, one bell missing.

A Vesta case with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1909.

A large Vesta case with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1904.

A pair of fiddle pattern dessertspoons, by W R Sobey, Exeter 1837.

A George III pair of bright cut sugar tongs by George Wintle London 1793.

Six Queens pattern Silver forks.

Four Georgian teaspoons, one by Hester Bateman 1786.

A Low struck 18thC tablespoon.

A Silver nurses buckle.

An 18thC Dutch spoon.

Silver teaspoons including Georgian.

Two Silver game birds.

Two silver salts London 1911 and a Silver Cream Jug.

A Silver Ingot.

Three assorted Silver teaspoons.

A Queen Anne dog nose tablespoon by Mary Mathew, Britannia standard, c1712.

A William III dog nose snuff spoon, c1700.

An 18thC pair of Silver sugar nips.

Five Continental Silver, low struck tablespoons.

A Silver mustard, Birmingham 1916.

Six Georgian teaspoons.

Three Victorian teaspoons.

A Chinese Silver set of sugar tongs.

A Victorian caddy spoon by Aldwinkle & Slater, London 1881.

A George III Silver Book, Patch or Pill Box by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1799.

A Silver & Mother of Pearl paper knife, A napkin ring and a patch box.

Silver teaspoons including Victorian.

A Victorian silver fish slice, London 1838.

Four matching modern Silver teaspoons.

A plated cream jug, a pot pourri bowl and a plated pedestal bowl.

A pair of Silver spill vases, Birmingham 1910.

A Silver spill vase, an eggcup and a Silver top bottle.

A Silver ladies compact, Two Silver cigarette cases and a fork.

A plated George III style coffee pot with pineapple finial.

A Silver photo frame Birmingham 1863.

A Silver backed hairbrush and a ditto mirror, London 1899.