Antique Sale - Session 2

Packet of three hallmarked silver Thimbles, including one by Charles Horner and white metal example and one other, (5)

Interesting white metal small Box with hinged lid in the form of a Spanish Guitar, 4" long

Small Georgian oval silver Vinaigrette with limited bright cut decoration, simple pierced gilt grille within, 1" x ½", Birmingham 179...

Edwardian silver Vesta of shaped square design, foliate engraved decoration, 2" x 1 ¾", Birmingham 1908

Late Victorian nickel Vesta cum Sovereign Holder in the form of an ancient book, 2" x 1 ¼" overall, stamped with registered number 59...

Small hallmarked silver Handbag Compact, octagonal shaped with foliate edge and engine turned centres, gilt lined interior also featuring small mirror

Small circular solid silver Spirit or Perfume Flask with screw on lid, 2 ¼" diameter, 2 ¾" tall, Sheffield 1950

Modern white metal encased glass Scent Atomiser

Unusual small silver plated and granite Model of a lighthouse on rock, 2 ½" tall

Modern solid hallmarked silver Model of Dog, 2 ¼" long

Hallmarked silver Compact, square shaped with green enamelled lid (the mirror within cracked), 2 ½" x 2 ½", Birmingham 1935

Maria Theresa silver Thaler (bearing date '1780'); Turkish white metal Bracelet and white metal Brooch modelled as a bird in flight, (3)

Set of four hallmarked silver clip-on kidney shaped Ashtrays, each engraved with initial B, 3" x 2", Birmingham 1901

Import hallmarked 9ct gold encased glass Scent Bottle with hinged top and sprung action, 2" tall, early/mid 20th Century

Hallmarked silver Napkin Ring of plain circular design with gadrooned rim, 1 ½" diameter, Sheffield 1938

Plain hallmarked silver Napkin Ring bearing a monogram, 1 ½" diameter, Sheffield 1931

Box: small Sampson Morden white metal Propelling Pencil; Together with hallmarked silver Ingot on Chain and small glass Scent Bottle with screw on met

Two hallmarked silver and mother of pearl encased folding Fruit Knives, one Georgian, the other Sheffield 1906, (2)

Single rare Scottish Provincial Kings pattern silver Teaspoon by Robert Naughton of Inverness, probably Leith circa 1830

Rare Scottish Provincial silver Teaspoon, Fiddle pattern by James Sturrock, Montrose, circa 1820