Antique Sale - Session 2

Hallmarked silver Egg Cup, bearing a crest, 3" tall, Birmingham 1910

George II silver Cream Boat of shaped oval design, fluted decoration, scrolled handle, (with repair), 3" long, London 1744, possibly by John Ha...

Plain Victorian hallmarked silver Scent Bottle of cylindrical form, with hinged lid, 2 «" tall, London 1879

Attractive Victorian cranberry glass Scent Bottle of near spherical form, the engraved silver gilt lid with hinged sprung opening action, 2 «&q...

Import hallmarked silver decorative Box and Lid, the top embossed with courting figures, 4" x 3", Chester Import hallmark for 1906

Late Victorian hallmarked silver Spirit Flask, rectangular shaped with detachable beaker base, hinged lid, 4 «" x 3" overall, London ...

Continental cast silver Toby Jug of usual style, 3 ¬" tall, circa 1890 (see illustration)

Group: Four various antique silver Teaspoons, various patterns

Hallmarked silver Tea Strainer with gadrooned rim, turned treen handle, 6" long, Birmingham 1961

Set: Five Continental white metal Coffee Spoons with leaf embossed ends, 20th Century

Hallmarked silver Egg Drainer, circular shaped with scroll embossed rim, looped handle, 3" diameter, Birmingham 1908

Faceted glass Scent Bottle with engraved screw- on silver lid, 3 «" tall, London 1899

Two small hallmarked silver Butter Knives, Sheffield 1912/37

Ladies hallmarked silver Evening Purse, bag shaped, foliate engraved decoration, chain handle, 4 1«"x 3", Birmingham 1916

Hallmarked silver Pepper of circular baluster form, Birmingham 1939, by Adie Bros; Together with two silver mounted glass bottles, (A/F), (3)

Victorian miniature silver Bell bearing ancient legend, 2 «" tall, London 1885

Green glass Smelling Salts Bottle with plain hallmarked silver screw-on lid, 3 «" tall, Birmingham 1905

George II silver Cream Boat, oval shaped with card cut rim, leaf capped scrolled handle and supported on three hoof feet, 4 «" long, Londo...

Continental white metal Bird Condiment, naturalistically engraved, detachable head, 5" long (see illustration)

George III silver Muffineer of usual design, the pierced top with wrythen finial, 5" tall, London 1781 (see illustration)