Antiques Sale

A mixed lot comprising three cased Cheroot Holders; Together with two gilt Rings, silver and mother of pearl handled folding Fruit Knife; A small re

A mixed lot comprising: 3 hallmarked silver Cigarette/Cigar Holders and Cases viz Cigar Holder (case only), Chester 1900 and 2 silver Cigarette Hold

George III silver Caddy Spoon, Fiddle Pattern, with oval bowl, London 1811, no apparent makers name

A set of four novelty Teaspoons, with cast soldier finials, Birmingham 1905, makers mark W D

A set of four Victorian Salt Spoons, Fiddle pattern, initialled and with gilt bowls, London 1856

A set of five George Teaspoons, Old English pattern with bright cut decoration and ribbed bowls, initialled London 1796, makers mark rubbed; Togethe

A set of six George III silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1813, makers mark John Lyas

A rare Victorian Scottish Provincial Teaspoon, Fiddle pattern, initialled Perth circa 1839, makers mark of Robert Keay II

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A pair of Victorian Sugar Nips in the Georgian style, with cast and engraved decoration, London 1898, makers mark of Jackson and Fullerton

A French 19th Century portrait Miniature of a young girl, inset to the lid of a circular gilt metal box with all over decoration

A fine mid 19th Century gilt metal and micro mosaic Snuff Box, the hinged lid with inset panel depicting an Italianate landscape with applied foliat

A mixed lot comprising two hinged Vesta Cases, the first of plain square form, initialled Birmingham 1911, the second a larger plain example, Birmin

Hallmarked silver Vesta of slim oval section, engine turned decoration, pull out action, 2 ¼" x 1 ½", London import hallmark fo...

Norwegian white metal Pepper in the form of a Viking Horn, 2 ½" tall

A white metal Caddy Spoon, in the form of a Jockey's Cap; Together with a white metal Rattle, in the form of a Jester with a plain mother of p...

A pair of Edwardian novelty Sugar Nips, in the form of a sprung Wishbone, London 1905, makers mark H S B

Two childs hallmarked silver Food Pushers, Birmingham 1918 and Sheffield 1934, (2)

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An Edwardian double ended Lobster Pick, of typical form, London 1904