Pottery, Porcelain, Glass and Jewellery - Day 1

A group of eleven George III, William IV and Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, various makers and dates including five by Charles Boyton, Lon

A Victorian brass bound coromandel travelling box, the cover opening to reveal a compartmented interior containing an incomplete and partly unassociat

A silver six piece condiment set by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1913, comprising two salts of circular panelled form, 5cm diameter, two matching m...

A George III silver drum mustard by Nathaniel Smith & Co, Sheffield 1792, the cylindrical body decoratively pierced below a flat hinged cover, b...

A silver sugar bowl by Lee & Wigful, Sheffield 1910, of plain circular shape raised on a low pedestal foot and having two bifurcated loop handle...

A George II silver coffee pot by Gabriel Sleath, London 1742, of tapering baluster form raised from a circular foot, marks rubbed, fitted with an ivor

A set of six William IV silver fiddle pattern dessert forks by John Henry Daniel, London 1834, engraved with script initials, 17cm, together with thre

A pair of Victorian silver bottle pourers by Heath and Middleton, Birmingham 1895, each modelled as a bird's head with hinged covers and beaded ...

A pair of George IV silver Old English pattern salt spoons by Hester Bateman, London 1822, 10cm, crested; together with another similar salt spoon by

A silver porringer by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1945, of plain circular shape with moulded girdle below a moulded edge, fitted with two angu...